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gHosts

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    Comment #46534245

    Arguably a single datapoint doesn't allow you to discern which caused what.... Did being alone underground for months warp his mind...? Or do you have to be pretty bent to start wi…

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    Comment #42993655

    It used to be C++ would be the last choice for embedded... Modern C++ with constexpr and friends and the massive work and cunning they have put into avoiding template bloat.... ...…

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    Comment #42993639

    It's part of a compiler ecosystem. ie. The front end is shared. See clang-tidy and clang analyzer for example. ps: That's what I like most about the core guidelines, they are tryin…

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    Comment #30751678

    Skip the "Russian" bit, down rank _all_ sites associated with disinformation.

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    Comment #30657886

    Nah. Unless it's a social call, the video stays off in our team.

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    Comment #30657793

    In the Good Old Bad Old Days... The South African Rand Note had the words, "I promise to pay the bearer, on demand at Pretoria, one Rand" and had the facsimile of the signature of …

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    Comment #29815983

    Logs are there for those WTF!? Moments. When something unexpected happen and you don't know what. When you need a clue any clue. Logs are there for observability, so you can get th…

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    Comment #29071806

    Don't care. Want my morning time back. I hate Morning Losing Time.

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    Comment #28995436

    ...the History of the History of Lisp threads.....

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    Comment #28991783

    And there is the core difference.... For some socialization is stress relief.... for others, such as myself, it's stress.

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    Comment #28975265

    Asshat bosses want bums on seats in plague pit openplan offices even if #WFH is eminently possible and as someone over 60 even vaccinated I'm still more at risk than I'd like. If I…

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    Comment #28953763

    https://michaelhobbes.substack.com/p/moral-panic-journalism "Last month, The Economist and The Atlantic published long features purporting to explore the phenomena of “Left-Wing Il…

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    Comment #28951740

    Or that which open plan offices most effectively destroy.

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    Comment #28922639

    Anybody got the NNT vs NNH for the Pfizer covid vaccine?

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    Comment #28781177

    So define the behaviour and get it pushed through the standards committee. Or even define the behavior and get your compiler writer to implement it. ps: If I index past the end of …

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    Comment #28781145

    They also support the widest range of CPU's

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    Comment #28690160

    I wonder what the wade depth is?

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    Comment #28689170

    Anyone else feel there is a disconnect between what he is saying and his graphs? Sort of "I have opinions, here are pictures, trust me".

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    Comment #28638850

    My, my, it's securomad America and they're not even bomb proof. http://www.bombproof.eu/

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    Comment #28623821

    Which one? A bundle of Plates? What about Plates that are 90 degrees to it?

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    Comment #28623814

    Yup. If a service is free, you're the commodity that is being bundled and sold. If a service is paid for, you're a Premium Commodity with Money that is being bundled and sold.

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    Comment #28612819

    Feels like some more detail is needed somewhere... sounds sort like "The Australian Dollar is the fastest moving currency"... ...that might be so, but moving relative to what?

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    Comment #28599676

    Read actively. * If you have a working hypothesis as to what the code is doing, state that hypothesis as a comment. * If you think you know what it is doing, making that comment ex…

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    Comment #28545002

    The point is it became that _because_ it is open source.