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drdude

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    Comment #45640808

    not sure if male Koreans need that...

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    Comment #44834945

    thank you! you freed me from typing it :D

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    Comment #44275126

    would make it much better to understand and compare different times

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    Comment #44123404

    Now, this is genius, and it has been a long time since I saw something very cool like this. The simplicity and how effective the idea and implementation is is very impressive. Kudo…

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    Comment #43979407

    most of the takes in this articles are flat out wrong... seems like a clickbaity one to me... "Mathematical models take us down the wrong path"... quiet the opposite... I gave a fe…

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    Comment #43709006

    I still have my PowerMac G5 (Dual 2.0 GHz with 8 GB RAM)... still works but it is stashed with my other electronics "heritage" beside a 21 inches CRT Dell flatron monitor! and the …

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    Comment #43374916

    I strongly agree! I'd rather say something truthful and of support, backed by real action and history if actual support instead of saying something trivial. I remember a friend tol…

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    Comment #43324035

    I do the same but no containers just freezing (not updating) the package (on Arch by ingoring texlive-installer for example)

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    Comment #43314956

    Iraqi and Saudi arabic are the closest to standard and all ppl understand them... src: I am arab. edit: and Syrian too

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    Comment #43026303

    I gave up on cars in the US for few years now... I just bought a hyper electric escooter and use it to travel 60+/- miles per charge... no gas, no insurance, no maintenance (only t…

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    Comment #42976128

    True, I never implied otherwise. When I commented, I was referring to things he said in his article: https://degoes.net/articles/splendid-scala-journey

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    Comment #42976119

    True, but his article ( https://degoes.net/articles/splendid-scala-journey ) states it is also for Scala new syntax breaking a lot of things (if I remember correctly, been a a whil…

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    Comment #42967545

    I thought I was reading my own story! same here... 10 years of Scala 2.xx till it was Scala 3 that caused my withdrawal, and that infinite waiting for scala-native... killed my int…

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    Comment #42928917

    Location: Saudi Arabia. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: yes, to the US only. Technologies: Python (tensorflow, pandas), Rust (everything else) Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com…

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    Comment #42751607

    I am using an RSS reader to read latest hackernews and other stuff... the more RSS support the merrier

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    Comment #42732007

    Yah, this paragraph can't be taught at home right? or would taking a few English courses not achieve that, selectively?!

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    Comment #42711865

    I agree with you. This is coming from Saudi. I don't have any friend from my school times. Bullying was the norm back in late 80's and the 90's till I am in college on '99. The rea…

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    Comment #42695086

    I thought the same too... I read Deep Learning by Goodfellow and Deep Learning with TensorFlow 2 and Keras for practical stuff. I am still thinking if I should do the D2L for addit…

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    Comment #42674903

    Matt thanks for the encouraging words... enjoyed your compiler class and sad that you didn't end up in my PhD committee... done 3 years now but stuck lol.

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    Comment #42589351

    I am drowning in debt since I graduated from my PhD, all I get is rejections for my job applications... I want to learn how to be rich because that is the only way I can get back t…

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    Comment #42093994

    Neat! thanks for sharing. Few times I needed that but I had to go hunting down the full path.

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    Comment #42075934

    Thank you!

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    Comment #42059801

    This is a great advice, thank you. I am learning Rust and this definitely gives me good pointers (no pun) how I should idiomatically handle them. EDIT: can this be done/automated u…

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    Comment #36133386

    During my 2015 Compilers class, it was indeed the worst step and hardest to get right. We spent (my and my team mate) about 60%+ of the time making that parser actually parse. The …

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    Comment #34980632

    I attest to this, all true and still is. I grew up in Saudi Arabia, lived in US for over 13 years, and now back in Saudi.