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letmeinhere

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    Comment #49058201

    Just make sure you've committed and/or stashed first, as you don't really want to rely on the stochastic process to retain your local-only critical work product.

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    Comment #48900636

    If you don't have an agent swarm that's already trained to re-scroll all the unscrolled feeds and translate them to binaural beats during your micronaps you're ngmi

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    Comment #48845414

    Design and manufacture open hardware for 25k?

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    Comment #48342715

    When I read "degrades functionality" I thought it was going to be some minor cloud-related feature, but holy shit they're disabling the ability to save files ?? That article headli…

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    Comment #47378022

    I have a splitter but it's pretty niche and probably not the best DAC

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    Comment #46953359

    He sucks too. Not everyone is working backwards from their team sports fandoms.

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    Comment #46812391

    aconfmgr[ https://github.com/CyberShadow/aconfmgr ] is a kinda similar project for pacman-based distributions. The difference is that it strives to track all non-user files, (not j…

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    Comment #46740654

    I'm supposed to entrust my life and others' to this and they're bragging on their home page about GitHub stars?

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    Comment #46211020

    If you want to get to a higher level compiler, prompt fondling will not suffice; you need to master formal specification. Then machine learning algorithms can do the program synthe…

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    Comment #46165146

    > In June 2025, WBD announced plans to separate its Streaming & Studios and Global Networks divisions into two separate publicly traded companies. This separation is now expected t…

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    Comment #45551323

    Thanks, I didn't have this context. I'll start using this!

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    Comment #45531530

    First there was PyPI and pypy, now there is PiPy

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    Comment #45416924

    Exactly, I want it to complain if I try to manipulate the fields/methods of an unknown object.

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    Comment #45416904

    Option is a pretty common name for this, as is Maybe.[^1] Either way I think that ship is sailed in Python. [^1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Option_type

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    Comment #45400278

    Yeah post 3.10 you don't need Union, Optional, List, Duct, Tuple. Any still necessary when you want to be permissive, and I'm still hoping for an Unknown someday...

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    Comment #45012698

    How does oklch compare to CIELCh(uv)? I've been using that seemingly similar system to pick uniform colors.

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    Comment #45005663

    AI more like crypto every day, including victim-blaming "you're doing it wrong" hand waves whenever some fresh hell is documented.

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    Comment #44611555

    Would you like to count the number of spaces that various items in your manifests are indented and then pass that as an argument to a structure-unaware text file templating engine?…

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    Comment #43515437

    For one thing, inferred types may feel easy to use when implemented (well) but they are not easy to implement.

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    Comment #43302388

    This advice is missing something crucial which is how to discover new creators sans feeds. Not saying it's impossible, but it's something they excel at and they've extinguished a l…

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    Comment #43037466

    That's good to know, thanks.

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    Comment #43027100

    What's the contribution model moving forward? I see the repository is still active, but is it not still under the Eleven's control? How will it evolve when they stop accepting pull…

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    Comment #42089668

    Only thing I'd quibble with is the reason most consumers switched off of pseudoephedrine. The manufacturers knew that the inconvenience of having to go to the counter would reduce …

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    Comment #41788374

    Python doesn't use semantic versioning. The number after the first period is a major (annual) release and can and does contain breaking changes (though so far never on the scale of…

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    Comment #41575765

    I recently replaced mine and ruled out a bunch of others based on just two rules: - the zero must have a mark - the base of the lower case L must go to the right and not the left, …