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lwswl
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Comment #32258990
Can watching cat videos be turned into productive intellectual activity? The answer to my question is yes, however, I don't quite know the answer to yours, as enjoyment is somewhat…
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Comment #32258775
They want it to run at 120 fps on unplugged devs. What do you expect?
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Comment #32244692
state duplication
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Comment #32239016
Presumably you can use a lighter and drive a car though. One of those two may no longer be the case for people soon...
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Comment #32184373
this is wrong
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Comment #32141856
It would be harder to focus all the blame, and the hand of the law, on a single institution. Currently, only the IA will fall, and anyone who benefited from their seeming folly wil…
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Comment #32141818
I believe there are certain large corporations(far larger then Harper Collins et al.) which would benefit from an enlarging of the domain of fair use around now. Those pockets are …
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Comment #32130941
There is always a silver bullet. There just isn't always a werewolf.
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Comment #32120746
Facebook could also just make it completely opaque, and just add random data to their urls(by which I mean a+b=c, not a+b=ab), and then subtract it on their end. Then you literally…
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Comment #32101523
Whats wrong with cyberpunk dystopia?
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Comment #32090854
SO it should be out of the house for him.
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Comment #32090439
Symbol names could be inferred from context
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Comment #32064161
I always assume lack of will.
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Comment #32064062
"First do no harm" I can only imagine what Hippocrates would think...
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Comment #32028835
The more container bugs the better. I hope they can't fix it.
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Comment #32027991
The second amendment only applies to those who would assemble into a militia, and it is much easier to do so with communication and thus social media.
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Comment #32020050
Since when has google been making slaughterbots? Or do you mean those dogs they were building for the military?
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Comment #32019392
But there are many things that the machine can read, that is completely unintelligible to (most) humans.
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Comment #32018666
c++ just understands that the only purpose you could e using it for is "struct foo". if you have a function "int foo()" as well, then you'll still need the struct tag(which really …
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Comment #32018382
A good number of those don't have mandated return types, so that keyword is their way of copying c(++)'s look, so its "func main()", like "void main()", instead of just "main()", w…
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Comment #32018247
multiple function pointers in a struct is inefficient memory-wise, I think you'd be much better off with a single pointer to a lookup table that can be shared by all instances. Its…
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Comment #32017751
Are they really? Because most c executables are almost never as small as they can be.
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Comment #32016565
Of course having audio switch when you switch applications has its benefits as well...
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Comment #32016434
Something tells me that the parents should have done something to prevent blood loss themselves as well, instead of just blatant reliance on the system(the article doesn't appear t…
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Comment #32016187
Maintenance will also cost money, and if you aren't paying as a consumer, then you(or someone else), is paying in taxes.