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frazbin

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    Comment #46430752

    If anyone else is as puzzled as me I think i've cracked it: rich hickey and rob pike are language owners. That's a real specific job, and it's one that requires unbridled arrogance…

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    Comment #44888785

    I need this, and I need it for seats, but I need it on-prem or it will never get approved. You should sell an iOS subscription based version that allows changing the api/auth url s…

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    Comment #44084967

    yep totes. good style is sometimes proximate to good ideas because both indicate the author has spent lots of 'thinking tokens' on the thing, which is a costly and therefore someti…

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    Comment #42833819

    If I may ask, just to educate myself where do you keep the ECS service/task specs and how do you mutate them across your stacks? How long does it take to stand up/decomm a new inst…

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    Comment #33308852

    In so many wayswe don't own the technology we buy anymore, and playing with someone else's toys doesn't invite the same enthusiasm, especially long term where ecosystems are involv…

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    Comment #33204969

    How can this not be GDPR-illegal?

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    Comment #33074296

    err nope, now that they've got an Si lead and control teh whole vertical, they can abuse us all the want; we literally have nowhere to go.

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    Comment #32775922

    doesn't reflow text properly on zoom in firefox, had to disable

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    Comment #32767889

    hm not sure but I think at high growth rates the majority of soil N does come from decomposition even when nitrogen fixation is present.

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    Comment #32567388

    In the thread: bunch of tech workers acting like 19th century small farmers. The story here is that chemistry is a blunt tool and in 50 years we won't need it for agriculture. Bioc…

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    Comment #32450972

    e.g. some of the 'copper coated' stuff that is 'PFOA' free

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    Comment #32450903

    Just make sure it's PFAS free and not just PF(X) free for some X; 3M is hell bent on getting this shit into your system

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    Comment #32450886

    metallic taste == nutritionally available iron. Also rust is trivial. We once put our cast iron through an oven clean cycle by accident. It rusted all to hell, turned solid orange,…

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    Comment #32413707

    Note to self, see how this post has aged in 5, 10, and 20 years

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    Comment #32369685

    Doesn't need to have the same boiling point, just needs to have some partial vapor pressure at 1 atm and be miscible with water. One big mechanism for dispersal is sea spray aeroso…

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    Comment #32369240

    Ah the carbon fluorine bond, truly the most underappreciated 20th century demon. Ya know, nothing in the biosphere can reliably break that bond today! That's some geological epoch …

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    Comment #32319510

    Folks this is not a good thread for sarcasm. Anyway, good morning Dilberts!

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    Comment #32292476

    Humming and thrumming down 60 percent, bubbling and burbling at all time lows. Oh dear! I think she has us confused with fish in an aquarium?

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    Comment #32161241

    The test to see how depressed a lab mouse is, is to put it in a bucket of water and see how long it struggles. True story.

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    Comment #32144089

    Might be a language thing. Observationally, the products of hardware design cross language barriers better than software/UX. Therefore software producers compete mostly within thei…

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    Comment #32143364

    > people who.. don't understand the important role of nil pointers ... I guess you're right; I really do not understand

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    Comment #32058111

    https plz thx