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dointheatl

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    Comment #49172854

    it is bad to see 'good thing / bad thing' as the only available frame

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    Comment #49116646

    Rejecting the premise: who says they fixed it properly ?

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    Comment #48981410

    I read it as an acknowledgement that while improvement is possible, the requisite effort will in reality never be expended

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    Comment #47508423

    I don't think you get it, OC tried the trackpad in a MicroCenter. It's game over.

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    Comment #47173573

    > what's the deal with making the distinction between domestic mass surveillance and foreign mass surveillance? Are there no democracies aside from the US? I think it's just saying…

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    Comment #46647921

    You know this isn't the only thing Michelangelo painted, right?

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    Comment #42625124

    It doesn't seem to know how to handle pawn promotion. It told me it was an illegal move and that I'd lost the game.

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    Comment #36227357

    > Also, it's pretty clear that cities are too large for our social apparatus Citation needed? Humans have been living in cities for thousands of years.

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    Comment #30619256

    Highly recommend The Border Trilogy as well as No Country for Old Men . The Coen Brothers did a fantastic job adapting the latter, but it just can't compare to the book.

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    Comment #29398036

    > Even if you read the code, you have to trust that the code you read is the code a service is actually using. Don't forget to verify the code for the compiler to ensure that hasn'…

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    Comment #28568320

    I want to know more about that pen sculpting tool they're using.

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    Comment #26918383

    I was listening to a podcast with Jason Sudeikis and he said that they specifically brought it up several times because they knew that later in the same episode they would be doing…

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    Comment #24493405

    The implication being that Boeing wanted to ship this plane on time, even if that meant cutting corners on safety, except that it isn't an implication because it is literally what …

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    Comment #23941803

    Unlikely to be the same blanket, as Amazon did not request that I send it back to them as I recall.

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    Comment #23940437

    Oh wow, I had literally the exact same thing happen to me last June: https://imgur.com/a/qzVDuJr

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    Comment #23530229

    "Are employees allowed to wear dresses and high heel shoes to work?" "Well, that depends." "What does it depend on?" "..."

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    Comment #23530166

    I believe that in this hypothetical there is only a single checkbox [Either Catholic or Black/Neither Catholic nor Black], such that the employer will have learned neither the appl…

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    Comment #23273294

    I just tried it and my watch gave me the time in London, KY. I live in Atlanta.

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    Comment #22823264

    I've recently had success using https://github.com/rematch/rematch for a small project. Significantly less boilerplate, though admittedly the documentation is a bit sparse.

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    Comment #22685825

    Because reading from a script for five minutes is likely to require multiple takes for someone who isn't a practiced voice actor, while text to speech requires no extra effort on t…

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    Comment #22118962

    Except that is not the comment you replied to. > I believe Rob Pike and Ken T are firmly in the 'add prints' and think camp rather than use a debugger so you're in good company. An…

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    Comment #22066510

    I do! I remember my first project with it was cracking WinRAR to stop it from showing the nag screen.

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    Comment #21755589

    >You got too emotional when reading my response. I'm not sure there is any stronger interpretation available here. You're baselessly speculating on gp's emotional state. That is th…

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    Comment #21753653

    And you just responded to the weaker interpretation of his argument (which is easier to criticize) when you called it "too emotional."