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glwtta
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Comment #41930898
Apparently I am also stuck in 2012 - are we not doing cloud and machine learning anymore?
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Comment #40382641
there are definitely a few missing from the "not used as intended" list also, are they really counting "rebirth" as an incorrect interpretation of the phoenix emoji? what is even t…
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Comment #30691043
I would've fucking rioted if they picked permanent "standard" time. I don't care about kids or their bus stops. Also, just put some lights on them, then (the bus stops, or the kids…
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Comment #20999236
The posting seems to be requiring 7-10 years of work experience, not specific to graph databases or any other technology.
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Comment #18573838
Why would they? Code from 1987 is of exactly zero interest to someone developing a game in 2013.
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Comment #18573815
Where does he claim to care about digital preservation? And I'm pretty sure GitHub would have to remove code posted without permission, anonymous or not.
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Comment #15989108
Hm, I've been looking for a lightweight, language-neutral job queue. RDBMS-backed is my preference since I don't need massive scalability, but do want persistence that's easy to re…
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Comment #14604321
It was faster than everything, and by a huge margin: https://github.com/costajob/app-servers#results It does seem that immature languages tend to win a lot of benchmarks, likely be…
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Comment #11741578
Морской бой was the shit!
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Comment #11489120
Is this analysis really looking at revenue, without considering the movie budget? That's just a round-about way of saying "most high-budget movies have male leads".
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Comment #11400011
seconded. videos are not useful as documentation.
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Comment #11398979
"We each have about 20,000 genes, all of which sit together on a molecule of DNA." Not a great start there...