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jesusofsuburbia

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    Comment #46310668

    Honest question: was an LLM involved in writing this comment? The em-dash style stood out to me

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    Comment #45937313

    For any tech/electronics stuff I regularly use Geizhals, but it doesn't offer the same for clothes, for which I use idealo. I've compared prices online for 20 years now, and I can …

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    Comment #19749485

    The paper seems to provide an insight to 15-year-olds' bullshit... but I'm not sure if this also applies to our society as a whole

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    Comment #19088544

    War and peace by Tolstoi. It made me aware that someone as successful and powerful as Napoleon himself was by a large extent only a product of the people and the mood at the time. …

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    Ask HN: How to get started with Linux kernel developing/debugging?

    Hello HN, I'm a developer and Linux user for quite some time. I run Arch Linux and already experienced with different kernels, also with building some special Kernels from AUR and …

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    Comment #17585845

    An impressive implementation IMO. The author put the code on GitHub: https://github.com/enzo1982/superfast

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    Ask HN: How to merge time series data from devices that can have offline time?

    Let's say I have devices like Raspberry Pis that collect data, e.g. a Prometheus instance on the device scraping local metrics. I find the concept of federation in Prometheus very …

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    Comment #17158247

    What a clickbait title. The word "lawsuit" is just not true and completely made-up. In case any of you cares: what they did in fact is file a complaint, no more. See https://noyb.e…

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    Comment #16319387

    If you like Arch for ARM, it seems to support the used Rockchip RK3399 already, which is nice: https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv8/rockchip