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manoweb

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    Comment #48900716

    This is exactly why I force my kids to always create accounts as 30-years old (by specifying a birth data in the 90s), to avoid as much State interference as possible. Did you know…

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    Comment #44599430

    I am not sure why you go on the subject of English speaking world etc. Anyway, the models you tested with that query, which I am not sure why we think is a good benchmark, are loca…

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    Comment #44599407

    Your usage of Siri today (probably on an old version of iOS) frankly has nothing to do with the article we are discussing. Sorry to say this but it is going to take time. Comparing…

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    Comment #44358167

    So... people dont's save to local files and then manually ftp them anymore these days? I should check this stuff out

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    Comment #43944277

    Hello, the self deport is for illegal aliens. There is no concern for who is in the USA with a valid visa to do science. In fact, the longest scientists and highly qualified people…

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    Comment #43339261

    ciao I still use newsgroups (NNTP) and IRC everyday, hackernews is pretty good considered it's HTTP based

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    Comment #43261135

    Unlike the author, back in the day I would have preferred a 486DX50 to the DX2-66. 50MHz bus interface (including to the graphics card) instead of 33MHz

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    Comment #43117760

    What are you talking about, why do you think that autistics are treated better in Europe, Africa, Asia? Also, people do not "hate" them, people in general hate everybody, don't pla…

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    Comment #43117741

    There are tens of millions of people doing a repetitive work every day, instead of being entrepreneurs. Just let them be, not everybody needs to dedicate their existence to maximiz…

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    Comment #42968763

    Most people have great pleasure in owning and driving a nice car. The ones that do not are a minority. There are many reasons why cars (and trucks) are desirable and sought after p…

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    Comment #42968690

    How do you connect your PC to the router?

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    Comment #42967780

    Excuse me, how are people supposed to get there? Parking should be provided for 100% of the occupancy.

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    Comment #42960643

    Excuse me but what do you need 10Gbps internet for? What is the use case? I get the cheapest thing that Comcast provides (50Mbps) and it seems to be enough for the 5 of us at home,…

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    Comment #42815056

    That is baffling. Maybe the author assumes that a language with many safeguards will lead to keeping complexity under control for a difficult task. By the way I had to lookup what …

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    Comment #42705634

    Maybe they just want to go on top of Everest, that once was just for the professional mountaineer. People looking for challenges still have the K2 and others

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    Comment #42705620

    I think we need this approach. Like many protocols, if there is enough research and medical support we can develop ways to go beyond current limits. Not everybody can stay for 8 we…

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    Comment #42629989

    This has happened on Usenet for a while, according to my experience, and for many years it has been an Eternal September https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September indeed. How…

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    Comment #42629961

    I believe you are confusing "effective" with "ugly" There is only one thing that could improve HN interface, and that is an NNTP mirror feed, so you could use any NNTP client you l…

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    Comment #41960029

    Excuse me but what would be the use of zeroing a register before overwriting it?

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    Comment #41926355

    Hello, isn’t part of what you were trying to achieve already taken care of if you use ‘volatile’ or a memory barrier? When writing Linux drivers these patterns are common. In some …

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    Comment #41750860

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    Comment #41750683

    I lived most of my life in an alpine European village; water was chlorinated and flourinated, more than in my current US location. There was a huge difference in mineral content, U…

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    Comment #41525286

    Oh yeah, it will be MUCH better, not even close. And I own a Hakko. The new wave of USB irons is incredibly better

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    Comment #41406969

    I’m pretty sure there are Apple employees that read HN. It would have been cool to include a build number of the OS

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    Comment #41124703

    Pure democracies will ALWAYS vote themselves into dictatorships. That is why Constitutional Republics that use representation are more long-term stable.