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hackpelican
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Comment #48603349
What you’ve hit is uneven extraction. Parts of the puck were over extracted and other parts under extracted. Usually the cause is channeling, where some pathways in the coffee puck…
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Comment #48520960
Muslims don’t believe Arabic is the language of God. They believe that the Quran was revealed in Arabic (true). Thinking the creator of the heavens and earth only speaks one langua…
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Comment #47485157
I hope you’re still joking. Data caps are to an extent “fake”, in that telcos’ costs aren’t measured in how many bytes their customers download/upload. Telcos’ costs come from rent…
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Comment #47203145
They don’t treat Israeli* women like a second class citizen. They’re totally fine treating gentile women, men and children as cattle. Slaughtered and imprisoned at will.
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Comment #47192148
Do you really believe this “altruistic” angle?
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Comment #47168404
So when do we start adding a “(mis)” at the start of their name?
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Comment #47123602
Doesn’t sound like a bad thing to evaluate the most obvious alternative to build confidence before officially pulling the plug.
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Comment #46852802
I cannot tolerate children crying or being generally loud.. unless it’s my kid, then it barely registers at worst, enjoyable at best.
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Comment #46709994
At one point it started spitting out its CoT in the comments of the code it’s supposed to be changing.
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Comment #46579429
Yes over USB 2.0 until recently.
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Comment #46099931
8x engineer
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Comment #44488351
How does routing work? How do I know that for device A to reach device B, I need to go through device C but not D? And if I try to go through device D but device C actually deliver…
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Comment #44085253
I’m glad you implicitly agree that blockchains have failed to find any use case other than cryptocurrencies.
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Comment #43848972
It was definitely a bad system that leads to wrong incentives. Due to this, a lot of the time, leaving a comment would lead to friction with the owner of the CR, thus disincentiviz…
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Comment #43800444
In some companies, (ahem… Amazon), engineers are judged by their code review/comment ratio. Especially L4 engineers trying to make it to L5. So actually putting positive comments i…
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Comment #43580447
Is it a wash, though? From their perspective, they ended up getting a sale from you they weren’t getting otherwise.
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Comment #43453271
Does the OS that lies on top of this kernel need to be formally verified as well for the security guarantees to hold?
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Comment #43433016
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Comment #43151392
In the places I’ve worked, a war room was always the place where we cut the bleeding and revert the system to a working state. Never was the RCA the intended outcome of a war room,…
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Comment #40890112
I categorize myself as a “don’t care, would use whatever the codebase is using”. But I realize now that I rarely press tab or space when I indent. I find that most of the time, I a…
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Comment #40882137
Architects produce buildings. These buildings are useful and remain useful for decades. We build software that may be useful to the average joe at first, but it's only to acquire u…
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Comment #40881149
I have long since disabused myself of the notion that programming is morally anything more than a job in finance, investment banking, or any other bullshit job. Bullshit jobs, as o…
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Comment #40491877
I need to make sure that SerenityOS project owner Andreas Kling’s channel is mentioned: https://youtube.com/@awesomekling He hasn’t been uploading much recently but the backlog is …