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Comment #47669368
This, a hundred times. The expectation shouldn't be that you must maintain all scenarios, environments, edge cases. It's also reasonable to say I simply do not use this software th…
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Comment #47102575
I stand corrected.
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Comment #47073213
I wonder, does the streak technically still continues? As he was stripped of his titles.
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Comment #46789956
Dopest thing I’ve seen this year. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #45703999
> Don’t leave too many comments I'll say this is directly proportionate to the size of the changes. If a code review is a conversation between n parties, it seems reasonable to me …
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Comment #45355842
Kinda surprising that I see nothing from Zig on all these lists.
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Comment #42227952
This, a hundred times this, I used to do this quite often since I was 5-6 years old with all the hardware that I was tired of using (games, toys, etc...)
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Comment #40836661
Genuinely curious as to what are the practical uses of this theorem?
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Comment #40627714
I can also recommend the new Annie Jacobsen book, Nuclear War: A Scenario for a horrific experience that would scar you for a few days :)
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Comment #40321320
(2023)
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Comment #40318128
Acoup blog recently did some analysis related to Pyrrhus worth reading as well: https://acoup.blog/2024/03/08/collections-phalanxs-twilight-...
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Comment #39845363
You can, see here: https://typespec.io/docs/libraries/http/authentication#avail...
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Comment #39496008
I tend to lean more into the Valhalla crowd chanting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ_VFJn2kJM >
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Comment #39042230
Not to mention that most of the times it’s just slower than literally using bang(!) searches on a browser like duckduckgo.
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Comment #38943932
> I went back to Borders, I picked up Deliverance by Opeth expecting it to sound like Damnation I went through the opposite experience at college, I picked Damnation expecting it t…
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Comment #38439198
My son loves this app and he’s 7. Thanks! A small gripe, I’m unsure whats the api refresh rate and my kid continues closing and opening the app and then it sporadically gets time o…
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Comment #38418666
This; its really hard to discern nuance when you do not understand a specific field. The value of procedural text generators is higher when you as an individual with the knowledge,…
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Comment #37651383
Thanks for the TLDR.
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Comment #37187894
Crazy to think that iOs does and it barely gets noticed.
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Comment #37013508
> Good thing Punk is the ultimate palette cleanser. The smartest genre of music we’ve created yet. Heavy metal would like a word.
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Comment #34620345
Somewhat related, John Oliver had an episode about Carbon Offsets https://youtu.be/6p8zAbFKpW0
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Comment #34144644
The problem is there’s a lot of conjecture concerning intentions and thats basically unprovable. Some parts feel sensationalized for the sake of theater.
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Comment #32516087
This! I use it constantly since its way easier than trying to type on the search bar from a mobile
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Comment #31765105
There are a bunch of recurring actors from The Wire and it’s sort of expected considering Simon’s previous repertoire. My favorite “cameo” was the actor who played Duquam Weems (Je…