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hmmdar

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    Comment #38064829

    The archive.ph links never work for me. The are you human, check always gets stuck in a loop. Is there there any way around that?

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    Comment #37624691

    I know it's a bit of a meme but I was always curious to try out some of the recipes in the "Microwave cooking for one" recipe book. https://www.microwavecookingforone.com/

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    Comment #36436203

    I don't think discord is a valid replacement. One of the best parts of reddit was the easily browsable/searchable Forum like threading. Where there are communities for a given them…

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    Comment #34017116

    Why do you not want to cook the proteins? Does it break them down to uselessness, or do the become harmful?

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    Comment #31857165

    I found this a good review of the physical and chemical impact quitting marijuana. https://youtu.be/7u_cm5b1s7Y I'd argue that the chemical withdrawal effects of marijuana, are not…

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    Comment #31404204

    I recently had a similar experience. I purchased a bag of citric acid, and it was boldly labeled as non-GMO and "approved for use with organic food".

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    Comment #29584465

    The only time `IsSet` would be false is when `NewOption` was not used to initialize the value. e.g. var o Option[int32] or could have `None` helper func None[T any]() Option[T] { r…

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    Comment #29581968

    Another way to do `Option` without pointers could be similar to the following with a struct with two members. type Option[T any] struct { v T isSet bool } func NewOption[T any](v T…

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    Comment #23970413

    Did you ever see the time where spammers could share calendar invites with you that would automatically get applied to your calendar without you accepting it... Google eventually a…

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    Comment #22004288

    What do you use for motion detection? I've found the Unifi NRV motion detection to be very poor. Especially raining at night.

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    Comment #16098156

    Have you considered enabling parallel tests for that package? It let's test functions run in parallel with each other. Might address some of the issue with the performance.

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    Comment #14877788

    Na that's a bunch of BS Amazon came up with to validate their position. There is nothing stopping Amazon from putting Chromecast app support other than Amazon. The only thing I can…

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    Comment #11316688

    I've been at Amazon for a bit over 5 years with 12 years total. Joined with about 7 years of prior experience. From the other post I see I did a very poor job of negotiating when I…

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    Comment #10017845

    Check out Derek Parker's talk from GopherCon 2015. He provides specific reasons gdb has difficulties with debugging Go programs, and why a tool which specifically understands how G…

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    Comment #9160445

    Not sure what input I provided wrong, or if its just the services Google is partnering with, but all the quotes provided are 2-3 times more than what I pay now.

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    Comment #8450106

    http://www.amazon.com/dp/0393317552 Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared M. Diamond does a great job of explaining this in detail, and not just in the North Americas, but examples throu…

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    Comment #6806746

    Looks like this issue is pervasive in other languages as well. Out of curiosity ran the same test in Javascript and received the same result. s = "We went to eat at multiple cafe\u…