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Comment #39830559
In retrospect, it makes a lot of sense. Genesis was huge in NA/Europe, but it was considered somewhat of a failure in Japan. Sega has always floundered with its home consoles — the…
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Comment #32082799
2010: All this pump is fake. Sell! 2014: All this pump is fake. Sell! 2018: All this pump is fake. Sell! 2022: All this pump is fake. Sell! See, you can time the market.
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Comment #31895744
Mostly anecdotal opinion as a Chicagoan — Our tech scene has been largely driven by fintech and a few unicorns. And our unicorns tend to be much more bust than boom — Groupon being…
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Comment #24481796
How would GPL help? It doesn't stop hostile forks. Pretty sure the ask isn't the Zen source.
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Comment #21775003
Lifecycles map closer to how the underlying UI layer works, but not to developer expectations. I've lost countless hours to desynced implementations such as failing to account for …
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Comment #21746321
The Zig language doesn't need libc, but because it also includes a fully functional C compiler, it ships with musl source and glibc headers for better crossplatform support.
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Comment #21639778
WeWork would like a chat.
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Comment #21118961
There's a task to rename UB to illegal behavior: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/2402 As well as some followups to see if Zig can detect all of these errors: * https://github…
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Comment #20781632
Is he seriously using Javascript as an example of non-OOP language?
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Comment #20502352
Li-ion cells provides 3.6V, which makes them incompatible with traditional alkaline or NiMH. I don't think we've invented a standard for Li-ion batteries yet.
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Comment #20367236
Most compilers for 8-bit and 16-bit CPUs, e.g. Z80 or 80286.
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Comment #20125695
A corollary to this is: the code should match the problem domain. If the business problem is complicated, trying to further simplify the code usually makes it awkwardly abstracted …
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Comment #19838861
Zig has wasm as a built-in compile target — derived from LLVM 8 so Clang has the same functionality. The link to Dom/OpenGL is still a manual process but there’s some efforts gener…
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Comment #19747659
Much worse than that: their (pre-market) valuation is 44B and takeovers require shareholder agreement, usually at least 20% premium to the market — I'd wager the ask price would be…
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Comment #19700103
https://github.com/niw/HapticKey
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Comment #19276010
Funnily enough, the listed MSRP usually much higher than actual dealership price.
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Comment #18473248
Mole was just redefined as exactly 6.02214076e23 — the number of Si-28 atoms in a perfect 1 kg sphere. This was an intentionally check against the kibble balance measurement. More …
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Comment #17797806
tar actually makes sense with a little mnemonic: tar xzf $file - xtract - ze (actually gzip but fake-accent "the" is more memorable) - file
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Comment #17574585
There’s an OS reason: the only way to detect if there’s an incoming or ongoing phone cal is by having full phone permissions.
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Comment #14413142
Pretty strong refutation to his version: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-says-1-000-fraudu...
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Comment #12413193
Stay-at-home dads explains 2 million of this article's main statistic. So even if the remaining 5 million of the "needs work", the employment number is closer to 89%. Edit: there's…
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Comment #11481275
Just concat using a semicolon instead of just a new line.
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