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gulbanana

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    Comment #48727657

    When Mullvad's revenue is used to harm people, why should its customers feel safe?

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    Comment #48695663

    Fable had very confident decision-making and would push past obstacles that Opus finds daunting :(

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    Comment #48406916

    `anthropics` is Anthropic's GitHub username.

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    Comment #44807525

    The embittered tone and obvious bad faith of your comments here make it clear how seriously we should take your opinions about AI.

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    Comment #43123972

    The legacy systems are not very important. The new ones will be supported.

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    Comment #42619871

    Relative links are common in the Microsoft ecosystem; the IIS webserver, in its default configuration, serves websites at a subpath named something like /Our.App/ instead of at /. …

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    Comment #41979936

    There is a good reason why Rust can't do it the Go way - Go's always-async concurrency requires a fairly heavy runtime. Rust is designed to be able to support systems that have no …

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    Comment #41805937

    It’s not “the West”. The USA is quite different to many OECD nations in this regard (and others).

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    Comment #41656180

    are all of you called Matt over there?

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    Comment #41005930

    It cannot and will not be fixed in an automated fashion.

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    Comment #38391715

    There was a recent court decision in Germany, ruling that websites must respect the Do Not Track header.

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    Comment #37777155

    Both of those things are true. Many CVEs are unimportant, but serious security vulnerabilities do exist, and are very hard to avoid entirely when writing C.

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    Comment #35305356

    Can’t they? It seems to be within their legal powers, and the elected officials directing them clearly approve.

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    Comment #32164964

    Like the standard library - they don't plan to support exceptions.

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    Comment #31091423

    Seek employment at Mozilla, Google or Apple.

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    Comment #30625859

    It seems the tale will remain untold, as this article is paywalled.

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    Comment #30158888

    (*role) is not a reference at all, it is a value. its type is Role.

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    Comment #29377565

    Because if they didn’t ban ads like yours, nobody would use the site.

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    Comment #29248273

    They have acknowledged it, noted the use case, and decided that they are unable to support it. Python has this in common with most other programming languages. Providing long-term …

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    Comment #29216448

    They threw it on purpose as a way to interrupt select().

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    Comment #26926428

    This feature has existed for several years.

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    Comment #25250636

    at no point does the author attempt to substantiate his argument

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    Comment #18800573

    how do these people convince themselves that the problem with ads is privacy and tracking? i use an ad blocker so that i _won’t see ads_.

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    Comment #18692497

    what kind of "absurd agenda" do you think this article is "pushing"?