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marsavar
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About marsavar
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Comment #47769916
Who wants this?
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Comment #46804279
This is absolutely infuriating.
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Comment #45156113
People are reacting quite strongly to this answer, but it is unfortunately correct. OP has essentially created an application for memorising vocabulary, which is... fine, and it's …
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Comment #45046873
My favourite, when I lived in Japan many years ago, was the Musashi-Koganei melody in Tokyo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT2xTUPveCw It stood very much in contrast with all the…
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Comment #44950025
OP's personal website deserves its own post! https://dulnan.net/ <3
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Comment #44468717
https://plausible.io/ or https://usefathom.com/
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Comment #43715873
Gosh, that brings back memories! I remember having so much fun coding my own trivia bots in mIRC Scripting Language ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC_scripting_language ) over 2…
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Comment #43624617
This was a lot of fun to play. Congrats!
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Comment #43366298
That's amazing! Could you elaborate more on your VACUUM planning?
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Comment #42853844
Beautiful visualisation - I just wish I could hover over the grid and see which PIN my cursor is pointing at.
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Comment #42811771
As someone who worked for the world's largest trade book publisher a decade ago, let me tell you that dealing with Amazon is the worst. They squeeze publishers' profit margins to t…
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Comment #42717174
Except when that happens, a clarification is almost always added at the bottom of the article ("This article was amended on [date]. An earlier version said xxx" or some variation t…
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Comment #42717131
Anything other than 0% is borderline immoral. Imagine sending a push notification to somebody's phone with a completely made-up headline summary. Even if it happens once in a hundr…
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Comment #42663135
I was extremely puzzled by that statement too. I would hate to work with someone like that.
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Comment #42594661
"We thank Tetsuya Spippayashi for enlightening clarifications on the historical origins of Cacio and pepe" That surname can't be real...
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Comment #41903297
It's always laudable when OSS projects get some love, but... I'm slightly put off by programs that try to be witty or funny (e.g. flags like --decompose and --seance)
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Comment #41778584
Absolutely. > They simply won’t do things they don’t want to do, and I actually kinda love that. The rising young generations want texts that matter to them, that reflect their liv…
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Comment #38321998
While this is a great piece of engineering, and will certainly deliver a huge amount of value to any project, the fact that a whole new tool had to be built (and will have to be ma…
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