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ioasuncvinvaer

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    Comment #49264650

    at the closing curly?

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    Comment #49244536

    It's not about AI

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    Comment #49214251

    Does it matter?

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    Comment #49019250

    I suspect that in reality it is not.

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    Comment #47819373

    How is it a leading question?

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    Comment #46873397

    Of course you do! Microsoft makes a new UI framework every couple of years, liquid glass from apple and gnome has a new gtk version every so often.

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    Comment #46839261

    Apple is an ad company now though

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    Comment #46591765

    go also has for range 5 { ... }

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    Comment #45533567

    Yes? What's your point?

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    Comment #45441892

    I never understand peoples' desire to copy paste their slop into a comment.

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    Comment #45394255

    Cetz[0] is the drawing library in typst. For your other needs check out the package repository at [1] (visualization should be the correct category). Typst has a bibtex support by …

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    Comment #45359443

    Government officials are specifically calling for it.

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    Comment #45353845

    What about e-scooters?

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    Comment #45315349

    free is an explicit opt-in garbage collector.

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    Comment #45315251

    Is it reasonable in its entirety?

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    Comment #45315234

    How is Rust anti zig if it came first?

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    Comment #45306212

    > If it attracts a certain type of political ideology, that has to do with the people who find the software appealing, not with the software itself. Or they find that this is the o…

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    Comment #45248113

    How does this compose iterators?

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    Comment #45215349

    The numbers seem perfectly comparable though?

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    Comment #45215325

    Over the course of this thread your argument went from "It's not technically possible" and "they will have to train their own models" to "I don't want to buy certain devices".

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    Comment #45209325

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45199518

    And Github has the whole software ecosystem. For example I can search for text editors or ebook readers. In that case I am not searching for any specific programming language.