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Comment #46933886
Another meaning the word "effable" acquired in the last couple decades is a spelled out form of "f-able", as in fuckable. OP must've been unaware of the word's prior existence.
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Comment #45490117
Really? I’m surprised. The original is quoted relatively often on reddit (I suspect by people unaware of the origin — as I was until I read your comment). Consider it proof that HN…
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Comment #45490035
Mobbing is probably older than resignation as a concept.
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Comment #42952307
That's funny. I'm curious now, do you live in a microstate, or an island? Or was it a case of an overly eager delivery platform?
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Comment #41878302
Literally every check-in form I've been through had some required checkboxes to declare that you've packed your luggage yourself, have complete awareness of what's in there, and cl…
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Comment #40298691
It was possible to do the same with some PC games! I have fond memories of listening to the soundtracks of Driver, and Knights and Merchants, on my little stereo.
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Comment #39545652
If my experience reverse engineering PHP written in Dutch is anything to go by, it means the function and variable names, comments, database columns, logs... would all be in Dutch …
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Comment #39259505
I also had some fun thinking on a tiger moth jam, and how that may have batted a sonar.
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Comment #39178930
Re: junior colleagues, do you not instead arrive at "why does the static analyzer complain", or worse, an avoidance of proper types that you then have to point out in review?
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Comment #39090439
There are still other reasons to print stuff, and still preferably at home often enough. Hobbies (sheet music, game material), German bureaucracy, workflow preferences. However the…
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Comment #38695266
D&D is an example of a tabletop RPG, yes. > no one around me would want to sacrifice themselves It's not so much a sacrifice as it is simply a different game. Some people enjoy com…
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Comment #38444399
> This works all the time and serves all possible cases. Unless you want the check to be always against the initial length of your iterable, rather than its modified state, you'd h…
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Comment #38402397
I think the reaction is at least partially based on the loss of precisely that certainty: there is a sense of comfort in that no matter how unacceptable someone’s actions or ideas …
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Comment #38115015
> Look to how the industry reacted yo GDPR. Anecdotal observation from big-ish corps in EU: everyone started trying to look very mindful about what data they ask for in the first p…
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Comment #36844771
Twitter, Google and Instagram run on subscriptions to online infrastructure, not purchased digital goods. Microsoft apparently won't delete your account for inactivity if there are…
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Comment #36353953
Both sides of what?
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Comment #36211636
I think you severely overestimate German speakership in Turkey.
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Comment #36209956
That comparison comes with the form factor though -- it's a headset. It's not something you can wear and mostly forget about. It needs a purpose to make me want to wear it, otherwi…
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Comment #35881713
Ah, the evergreen "Berlin was so cool before everyone else arrived" drivel. Told in context of a party organized by a company capitalizing on said cool, based on a party where you …