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Comment #33984322
Yes it is. I live in Ontario. The provincial (conservative) government literally froze the wages of nurses and other public sector workers in 2019 (see Bill 124), creating a massiv…
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Comment #17006592
Anyone looking to make good sourdough (or any other kind of) bread should read Ken Forkish's "Flour. Water. Salt. Yeast." Including the OP - there a few things that could use impro…
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Comment #11416854
Not sure which book the parent was referring to, but that's the premise of Charles Stross' Laundry Files series: too many humans and too many computers doing too much complex mathe…
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Comment #10539278
I think in the TensorFlow case it is just a purely technical decision - I don't see how they could achieve what they aim for with that project in Go (or really, in anything but C/C…
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Comment #9833997
That's interesting and supports the idea that it might be related to genetic factors. I've had two twilight anesthesia procedures done about two months apart and remember the event…
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Comment #9755963
The IRCv3 work group is making some good progress: http://ircv3.net/ .
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Comment #9711722
It's rather that Rust's standard library and third party library support is incomplete. E.g.: - last time I checked there was no option to have non-blocking IO which is a pain. - c…
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Comment #9699651
I played League for a very brief period, before I got my Dota 2 beta invite, so some of these might not be valid any longer. Also note that those are differences in game design, on…
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Comment #9612715
There are some good dependency managers out there. I personally like gb: http://getgb.io/ , but there is GoDep and GPM as well (which are more similar to Rust's Cargo in the way th…