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fegu
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Comment #48622795
I agree. NAT, while occasionally limiting, was a godsend. Just imagine how the world would look if everyone out there was at the mercy of a well configured router with firewall.
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Comment #48127379
Could it be non-proctoring has served Princeton by inflating grades due to some cheating, but only now have cheating become rampant enough that it must be curtailed to destroy the …
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Comment #47028156
Very interesting. I got this vaccine (needs to be taken twice) last year. Since then my back pain linked to possible beginning bechterews, which I have had for about a year, is gon…
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Comment #46670722
I used MariaDB in Azure, but got notified it was retired. Anyway, migrated to sqlite.
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Comment #44933585
The arrow must have been a drag. "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the neck."
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Comment #43293471
Memory is expensive. In the cloud especially. Using a succinct structure could enable cheaper computing for specific tasks. This benefits everyone.
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Comment #42704054
There seems to be some copy pasta in the FAQ on if any node can be contacted for writes or reads, the paragraph on reads mentions writes.
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Comment #41782780
The same (pros use less, consumers pay for more) goes for internet connectivity. A techie knows he will never need or saturate more than, say, 200mbps. While a consumer will see th…
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Comment #41639913
Just out of curiosity, is there no clever way to solve this within nginx with rules instead?
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Comment #39434665
This is very interesting and completely new to me (I'm European). Suddenly so much of the situation in the American health business makes sense.
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Comment #39304489
This 20kg figure sounds wildly inaccurate. Fish feed is in general 75% plantbased. It is also very efficient (in terms of conversion rate to growth). Could this 20kg figure be deca…
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Comment #39299820
Or these men simply lead more active lives with regular exercise. Hard to tell.
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Comment #39077285
I enjoyed this :)
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Comment #38761558
To "the" or not to "the" before a name or noun.
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Comment #37113944
Haskell added a function popCount in https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.18.0.0/docs/Data-... some years ago to allow easy use of this operation where present.
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Comment #36929175
It would be interesting to read more about this. You should start a blog :)
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Comment #36929148
Most interesting functions use other functions. I did not find how they solve using existing functions, avoiding duplication of basic functionality, but also handling how things mi…
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Comment #36163761
This is so cool, a nice push towards low cost repairs and de facto "right to repair" for hobbyists. The MX5 is also a cool and inexpensive test vehicle. Hope more models are added.…
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Comment #35725016
Shorter is better
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Comment #35664027
Over 20 years later, Guantanamo is still here. While most of the detainees are surely there for a reason, due process has not been observed. This will be a blemish on US history fo…
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Comment #35458199
Different areas of the world have different trust levels. In northern Europe nobody would think twice about letting in the repairman, we trust each other. It is a great place to li…
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Comment #35429138
They did the same with rain sensor a few years ago. Result: auto rain wipe is still in beta in 2023!
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Comment #35217072
I have been hit by this many times. Do you know of any good resources on how to reduce this overhead? (Choosing other data structures, choosing other string types etc)
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Comment #35137581
I love when one can't tell if someone are serious or not. This made my day.
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Comment #35027715
Fond memories of web startups using these in aftermath of the dot com bust, such as Euroweb in Norway early 2000's.