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lolptdr

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    Comment #48962109

    Curtains for Zoosha? K-smog and Batboy caught flipping a grunt

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    Comment #48614529

    Is it the philosophical reason you refuse to engage or is it because you don’t trust the security of this project?

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    Comment #48483963

    What were the signs this is AI slop?

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    Comment #45802572

    Are you implying that the article is bunk? What do you see as a better compendium than this?

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    Comment #42534008

    I'm getting the same problem, just a static image panning around.

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    Comment #42533838

    Hmm, I don't see any free token. I agree that one free token is a good way to get interest going.

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    Comment #33775658

    As a curious FE developer with no C experience, this was very interesting. Thanks for writing the article!

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    Comment #33389474

    What would you recommend to practice Watts’ ideas?

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    Comment #28762195

    Why does phrack.org domain not use SSL protocol?

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    Comment #26492360

    Damn, this is impressive. Wish there were more annotations of other notable sky objects in addition to what's shown.

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    Comment #24964746

    Corrected [0] link: https://www.reddit.com/user/Admiral_Cloudberg/?sort=top

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    Comment #24666120

    Newbie question: why would a hash function ever result in hash collision? Why can't a hash function guarantee a unique output value?

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    Comment #24620099

    Very similar experience to me. I grew up in the 90s in a suburb of Dallas, TX. The most interesting things we did in elementary school was play Oregon Trail on Apple IIe and make o…

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    Comment #24620054

    Genuine ignorance on my part: why is that?

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    Comment #24461484

    I immediately thought of the "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair: dark, despairing, depressing.

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    Comment #24121260

    Can you remake or slow down that gif on your readme? It goes way too fast.

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    Comment #23765829

    Wow, I didn't know this was the same Graham as the Graham's Number[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham%27s_number