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Comment #48473840
Spontaneous combustion[1] at scale [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_combustion
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Comment #48396055
>>> Weights helped me draft and proof this story. Nice touch !
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Comment #48367666
count me in !
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Comment #48146271
Spaniard here. The 'siesta' is just to combat - avoid - midday heat, specially in southern regions.
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Comment #48146256
I thought that biphasic sleep was a fact, since there is plenty of evidence of ‘first sleep’ and ‘second sleep’ in doctors’ prescriptions from the pre-industrial era.
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Comment #48133164
You are missing some context. Full quote below.I believe it is just a fancy way to say that the are rebuilding their backend to make it more scalable >>>5a/ Machine-scale infrastru…
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Comment #48008379
>>> should-be-illegal process of putting debt on the acquired company's balance sheet This is a basically a leveraged buyout (LBO). All private equity works this way. Yes, it shoul…
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Comment #47765219
They were onto something April 1st, 2026 Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security [1] https://blog.cloudflare.com/emdash-wordpress/
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Comment #47272789
>>> In the last week we received ~470000 crash reports, these do not represent all crashes because it's an opt-in system, the real number of crashes will be several times larger Ha…
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Comment #46272953
It might have a place in its current state,as far as write speed goes war and peace[1] is 3.2 MB in the plain text version, so it will take less than a second to store it. [1] http…
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Comment #46241883
>>> Already, the average ChatGPT Enterprise user says AI saves them 40–60 minutes a day If this is what AI has to offer, we are in a gigantic bubble
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Comment #46234781
cute ad. Too bad wolves are hypercarnivores. They won't survive without a heavy-meat diet
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Comment #46145672
$MU, another ticker to short
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Comment #45980639
>>> Apple, run your own RCS servers. I believe they can't. RCS is implemented over IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem), part of the mobile carrier infra and tightly tied to them (SIM car…
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Comment #45968273
> a routine configuration change we made Every.Single.Time [1] https://x.com/dok2001/status/1990791419653484646
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Comment #45966931
The whole damn internet now depends on them. I guess I am bullish for $NET
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Comment #45731989
Could you please elaborate on 1. ?
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Comment #45616022
Slighthy offtopic, but I have been using xmlui[1] (paired with Flight PHP framework [2]) lately for some internal tools and it has worked really well. [1] https://www.xmlui.org/ [2…
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Comment #45517003
From the actual report[1] >>> Despite persistent material uncertainty around the global macroeconomic outlook, risky asset valuations have increased and credit spreads have compres…
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Comment #45513678
> According to some reports, sales of Synology’s 2025 NAS models dropped sharply in the months after the restriction was introduced. What did NAS customers purchase instead? I hone…
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Comment #45412034
"If you hold it, it just feels right. And with the movement on a boat, it feels so alive" Jony Ive I felt some secondhand embarrassment, but I guess the guy earned his right to say…
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Comment #45344416
From a really quick read, good advice and a great read — though, as he admits in the introduction, luck played its role in how things turned out: >>> That I’d survived thus far, sc…
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Comment #45291001
>>> Luau interpreter can be competitive with LuaJIT interpreter depending on the program To me, this is the more interesting bit of luau The performance page[1] contains a pretty g…
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Comment #45013455
There are some missing y-axis labels that would be interesting to see
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Comment #44846810
I have a w245, 410.000 Km. Still going strong