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duaneb

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    Comment #13253516

    Mostly it amuses me people would rather judge than converse. What's the point of even reading this echo chamber? I'm done with this community.

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    Comment #13253514

    We should really require commenting while downvoting unreplied comments. The community has gotten lazy.

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    Comment #13253510

    I'll be the devils advocate. Why? I can understand calculus perfectly fine without understanding how people got there. In fact, I'd argue much of what you learn before call--in the…

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    Comment #13253404

    If anyone has a clue why this was downvoted, please clue me in. It was on topic and indicating missing information. Edit: I really don't care how much I get downvoted, I'm going to…

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    Comment #13252980

    Well, it's basically duck typed, but without type values you can assign. Doesn't surprise me much.

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    Comment #13252803

    Fix for some value of fix. Go's lack of generics make the data structure offerings pitiful. Just look at heap: it's worse than c. There is a role for a language like that, but call…

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    Comment #13252205

    Sure. It's also why the internet is super vulnerable to 0-days.

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    Comment #13251441

    > The actual decision needed could be done in a couple of Slack messages between two programmers In my experience, those two programmers rarely have a good enough understanding of …

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    Comment #13251187

    Wow, I never realized operators couldn't push fixes to their routers without permission. The internet is indeed a tragedy of the commons: trivial to ruin, but a Sisyphean task to f…

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    Comment #13251177

    In many jobs that's totally worth it—chances are very low a stranger will need something high priority from you, and people who work with you will know how to communicate. Email is…

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    Comment #13251137

    More likely, but how much more? That seems necessary to discern to make that decision rationally.

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    Comment #13251119

    Charge $10 to look up the owner of the property would probably look fine.

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    Comment #13251105

    Why is that awful? The script obviously worked....

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    Comment #13251101

    Change your name to a random hash. Should work fine.

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    Comment #13248632

    > It's not really about population -- it's about having no future, which is something a lot of people constantly worry about. One thing the movie (unintentionally) got right was ho…

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    Comment #13248126

    That is not tautological. Interest and relevance are different things.

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    Comment #13248040

    Probably on their parent's account.

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    Comment #13222972

    The comments on the New York Times seem to be high quality.

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    Comment #13222073

    This is exactly the type of attitude that makes me dread the future. Why invest in technology at all? Wires are great, honestly. Easy to debug and use. The original zero config.

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    Comment #13216681

    They aren't Uber and they exist.