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fridental
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Comment #48778594
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Comment #46147157
Communist bullshit. While oligopolies in the ecommerce, AI, Operating Systems, Clouds, and Space are concerning, they are far from the Gosplan.
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Comment #45845550
I've entered books from The Expanse and Lockwood & Co series and its output was not really overwhelming: - other books from the series (duh, I don't need a recommender for that rec…
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Comment #45167308
Typing keywords letter by letter is unnecessary too. Think about ZX Spectrum keyboard allowing you to type BASIC keywords with just one key press.
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Comment #44465034
k8s and especially Helm
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Comment #44465000
Why?
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Comment #43421717
Ignoring the prediction that everything will be decentralized in the near future (it probably won't), how about this scenario: you want to see if the voting activity (recorded in y…
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Comment #41943221
Three big downturns for me: 1) They do not publish rationale of why the world needs yet another protocol / language / framework on the homepage. It is hidden in https://typeschema.…
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Comment #41388586
For the sake of God, please fucking stop inventing new pipe languages. LINQ: exists Splunk query language: exists KQL: exists MongoDB query language: exists PRQL: exists
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Comment #41189153
No, no, oh God please nooooo. People will use this tool for their listings on real-estate classifieds portals like Zillow. The real estate listed there is never a bespoke design fo…
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Comment #40229949
I understand that you like some Rust features like Result and Option types, enums, and pattern matching. These features provide for more safety, and at the same time, they reduce p…
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Comment #37125256
This is a typical green propaganda dumbass calculation . You assume that people drive BEV as often and as far as they drive ICE. They don't. You assume people always charge BEV fro…
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Comment #36982671
So you have just one data point and you want to do statistics about it? No matter what you do, the results won't be useful. In Bayesian approach, you start with some distribution t…
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Comment #36876391
Why developing yet another language if we already have LINQ?
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Comment #36517451
Nothing should be done if it is not economical. In my experience, issues with the message busses happen very often in the first weeks after their rollout and then disappear for a w…
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Comment #36504155
I am not sure if author is familiar with RabbitMQ. I am also not sure if the author has valid assumptions about business requirements - thumbnails being not generated doesn't look …
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Comment #36031474
If you like C but don't want to manage your memory yourself, why don't you take a look at glib/gobject?
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Comment #34911927
I think, looking for spots where "climate there will be stable" is limiting, because some spots will actually benefit from the local climate change. I would also see it as a two-le…
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Comment #33087937
Bravo! You've nailed it.
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Comment #32767118
The 9€ ticket "success story" looks like a large hoax mainly created by green-friendly media. 1) The CO2 savings are nothing more than a wild guess rather than a scientifically sou…
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Comment #32103171
Why wouldn't you use Python as your configuration language?
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Comment #32103164
The whole idea of implementing something useless to learn a tool is deeply flawed and it is sad that most of our schools and universities still follow this practice
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Comment #31056379
Never ever I would sign up into a social network that doesn't publish any real-world contacts. Who are you, guys? Americans? Russians? Chinese? Why should I trust you with my onlin…