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howdydoo
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Comment #30042446
Ideally our critical infrastructure would have a better security track record
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Comment #30037553
For zero-crossings my first thought would be either bullet (•), to not break the visual flow; or multiply (×), since it's at least vertically centered
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Comment #30024983
In C++, any concurrent filesystem access is undefined behavior (which seems pretty crazy to me) https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem > The behavior is undefined if the call…
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Comment #30018279
We spent our lives searching for the Creator, and in the end all we found was GitHub Copilot
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Comment #30012994
If you think "→" misrepresents the meaning of "->", then certainly "->" also misrepresents the meaning of a semantic arrow "→". The set of symbols in 7-bit ASCII is somewhat arbitr…
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Comment #30003494
> We learned that the key to a post reaching the front page was the content itself. Well that's good news, at least
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Comment #29994863
I predict we start seeing "Login with 1Password" buttons on random websites next to the google and facebook buttons. I also predict it never catches on.
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Comment #29988898
The natural next step is adding ELIZA-like chat responses to your bots
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Comment #29988868
I know that PioSolver is not a "poker AI" per se, but the article seems to say it can tell you what to do based on the table situation. Has anyone tried pitting pro players against…
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Comment #29974493
Or even better, turn on autovacuum (buy a roomba)
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Comment #29962433
Definitely embellished. If you try to eat a live cat, it will scratch your face beyond recognition.
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Comment #29962324
Wow you're right, that's quite a manifesto. Almost as provocative as this quicksort manifesto. https://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~mjw03/PersonalWebpage/pdfs/quickso...
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Comment #29962198
> As of April 5th 2017 with the release of Windows 10 Version 1703, SetProcessDpiAwarenessContext used above is the replacement for SetProcessDpiAwareness, which in turn was a repl…
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Comment #29962137
I mean... no, the success of this burgeoning asset class does not depend on me convincing a single HN poster in a long-buried thread. And there never was a "manifesto", at least no…
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Comment #29960245
Bitcoin is a technology that has various use cases. Just because some person gives a sales pitch, doesn't mean that sales pitch becomes the benchmark by which to measure the techno…
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Comment #29959067
People give sales pitches for lots of things. You don't have to listen to them. > Are you sure about this? Whether I'm sure or not... I think everyone should be given the choice.
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Comment #29958516
Crypto isn't intented to remove middlemen. It's intended to give people the choice of who to trust. People can choose to trust an exchange, or to self-custody, and deal with the co…
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Comment #29958470
Many BTC addresses are owned by companies (e.g. exchanges, trusts, etc) and not by individuals. The Gini coefficient only looks at individuals, not companies. In other words, it do…
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Comment #29957378
Has anyone made a bot yet to automatically reply to stalebot so issues aren't closed?
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Comment #29951248
Can you elaborate, what happened with Manjaro?
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Comment #29950994
I just think it's weird that I can't have an LTS OS with non-LTS userland apps. But I guess I have to accept that. Snap is a nonstarter for me for many reasons. Startup speed is im…
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Comment #29950873
Are there any apps other than terminals that don't use ctrl-c? I can forgive that in a terminal app because it conflicts with SIGINT, but it would be very weird if a normal app lik…
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Comment #29950836
The name "testing" kind of turns me off tbh. I want my OS to boot reliably. I don't want to be a test subject. > How does scoop solve the problem? It skips intermediate packaging s…