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eafkuor

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    Comment #47012670

    > But the pay off in seasons 3 and 4 Having to suffer through two mediocre seasons is a dealbreaker in 2026 to be honest.

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    Comment #44969679

    > Alas, when I want to actually leave feedback on the PR, I have to open the browser, navigate to the relevant line in the diff, and (after waiting for several HTTP round-trips) ty…

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    Comment #42392809

    Serious question, why would I use this? I searched for a topic I'm interested in, in English, and got barely related results in various languages (Swedish, Spanish). On YouTube, th…

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    Comment #38205890

    Are you English, and your wife American, by any chance?

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    Comment #37291207

    This is what I had in mind. Sorry for not being clearer.

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    Ask HN: How to come up with a useful, coding hobby project?

    I get bored on weekends. Of course I go out and do things, but I also find myself bored at home sometimes with not much to do, lots of mental energy, and not in the mood to watch T…

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    Comment #36196333

    You should try to answer this question on your own, it should be a fun exercise.

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    Comment #35479856

    Seriously I live in Warsaw and there was no winter this year. Just a 6-month long October. Very depressing but good for low energy consumption I suppose.

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    Comment #35180720

    > I just finished listening to a podcast about Lena Dunham Which podcast?

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    Comment #35179687

    > I hope the market will correct this sooner than later. Genuinely: why?

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    Comment #34410757

    I also struggle a lot with jazz. It's very rare for me to find a record that I truly enjoy. Lately I tend to listen mostly to "elevator jazz" playlists on Spotify, which is kinda e…

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    Comment #34286551

    I also recommend "Feeding the machine" by Binker & Moses

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    Comment #33669256

    Depends where you are. In an expensive restaurant (serving real truffles) this is a completely reasonable request

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    Comment #32661701

    You must be under 26-27 years of age? Because that sounds exhausting to me, but I would have enjoyed it a few years ago, probably

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    Comment #32562351

    Is it just me, or is this an incredible prediction for 1994? > Smart searches. The first intelligent agent software packages will emerge, allowing Net users to ask for a specific p…

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    Comment #32397834

    The downvotes are because their comment is pointless and not adding anything to the conversation

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    Comment #32061430

    Small world :)

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    Comment #32046607

    Wow, you have a great memory. Yes I was. I wrote a (terrible) guide to C when I was 13-14 years old.. :D https://web.archive.org/web/20030428061819/http://www.insomn...

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    Comment #32025133

    I'd recommend Vicenza and Verona. A single train line connects them to Venice, too.

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    Comment #31981105

    Yes! I'm so sick of this trend. Why does everything need to be subscription based nowadays?

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    Comment #31934270

    > Anyway, they have 8000 employees... they can always drastically downsize and refocus, the company will be around for a while. They want to hire 17000 more people: https://www.blo…

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    Comment #31407534

    > If other people find their ideal job, have a tropical vacation, etc. it makes me feel... good? Those are good things in general, although the tropical vacation might make me also…

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    Comment #31364569

    > That means that if I’m chatting with a friend in New York, the audio data will take about 50ms to get from them to my computer, and, say, 200ms—4x as long—to get from my computer…

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    Comment #31003047

    > Banking is pretty desperate for talent, probably because no one wants to suffer the complexity of the problem domain I assume it's mostly because not many decent software develop…