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dingle_thunk
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Comment #47746766
Nor on X.
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Comment #47746763
Data backs you up https://x.com/NateSilver538/status/2040909183525048638
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Comment #47746749
https://x.com/NateSilver538/status/2040909183525048638 The political slant in X is why.
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Comment #43227643
On the contrary, the US is making the mistake of believing their own fake numbers.
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Comment #40418372
Microsoft has been consistently trying to give ARM a try since the surface RT. Consumers are not going to bite. marginal power saving is not meaningful.
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Comment #39390391
Because of course elected officials without any expertise, representing a very small minority of humanity, are the best arbiters of reality.
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Comment #36841291
There's no reason to have a link with intelligence agencies when you're already run by an intelligence agency...
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Comment #36253128
You're welcome to that opinion, but I disagree. In my experience, Conway's Law applies directly to code, not just to networks and systems. It is also my opinion that at all levels,…
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Comment #36253107
They don't actually need a quick turnaround on the Quest Pro 2, as the Apple headset is launching next year. Apple has given them plenty of warning, they have runway to comprehensi…
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Comment #36173890
I don't think there's a person I've asked who prefers the modern web over the way it was 10 years ago. All we've done is create a bunch of busywork that results in a cushion class …
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Comment #36173421
You've been here since 2014. How much value have you derived from this code? How long would it take you to write it? https://news.ycombinator.com/hn.js
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Comment #36172615
GWT and Facebook’s PHP stack were both effectively server side technologies. GWT was pretty awful, but angular is probably the worst of the bunch when it comes to front end framewo…
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Comment #36172136
With H/3, modern frameworks have become unnecessary deviations from web standards that result in high costs and lower app lifetimes. Do standard server side work, don’t use node as…
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Comment #35886972
Isn't an AI a robot?
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Comment #34826339
Recall is just the wrong word for what this is.
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Comment #34799460
Vultr is amazing on price/performance. I use it as a lab cloud, and for my more fun (or Windows) workloads. You slightly sacrifice reliability, but you get interesting options incl…
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Comment #32916370
You're not wrong. Look at the like/dislike ratio on their AMA video about this topic. 29 likes, 733 dislikes JUST in the 'return youtube dislike' browser extension. What the heck g…
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Comment #32614552
Office Open XML (docx), to be fair, is a non-proprietary standard. Microsoft has been forced into that by the EU; and they keep messing with it, but it is actually technically "ope…
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Comment #31973659
I am not sure Germany really has represented that for a long time. I would never buy a German appliance, Vehicle or product made in the past 10 years. My impression of Germany can …
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Comment #31129984
Well my Robovac cost $300 and has LIDAR. Not the same grade, but it’s not like it’s fundamentally expensive. You could use RADAR too; sensors are not always expensive and when prod…
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Comment #30611176
I suppose given that this is two M1 Max glued together, assuming cooling is a solved problem, the max SOC power consumption just twice as high as usual, plus interconnect overhead.…
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Comment #29182601
There's a like button and no dislike button on the freaking blog post. Can you imagine the dislike ratio on this if they allowed it?