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Comment #47458240
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Comment #46205878
Maybe not on the investment/new hotness side, but as a user I'm not clamoring for greater LLM integration. Maybe I'm a Luddite, though.
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Comment #46205405
Seems like it's just a comment written by someone with little to no experience using zig.
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Comment #45966183
Why settle for just one?
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Comment #45934088
I tend to expand TLS thread-local storage, so SSL is less confusing for me.
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Comment #45780634
> Won’t somebody please think of the parasites?
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Comment #45159033
To paraphrase Rainer Wolfcastle - the budgets do nothing! You get a warning. There's no service cutoffs or hard limits on spending.
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Comment #45077437
The external fuel tank, whence came the foam that stuck the wing, leading to the loss of Columbia.
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Comment #45054018
I've tried mosh several times and always found it to be more annoying than tmux/screen + living with the reality of dropped connections on mobile.
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Comment #44990699
> Since I suppose none of the browser vendors will give developers money to change their xslt usage in codebases for something else. Let's turn that around: are you willing to pay …
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Comment #44990610
Unless it comes from the Commie region of Asia, it's just sparkling state capitalism.
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Comment #44971788
yeah, some jerk filed a windows https bug after the release had been tagged
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Comment #44968951
Aren't LTO formats only backward compatible with the immediate prior version?
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Comment #44878020
Yeah, I think what people really liked about git (vs many other VCSs at the time) was cheap and easy local branching, not the distributed nature.
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Comment #44877405
It's kind of weird that we've collectively decided on a distributed version control system, while centralizing where we keep the repositories and metadata.
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Comment #44876925
Actually, the big problem for me is that github doesn't have issues at the moment.
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Comment #44825163
It's weird that you've been downvoted for essentially restating what Zig's BFDN said when closing an issue related to error payloads: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/2647#iss…
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Comment #44823952
The pdp-11 was 16-bit.
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Comment #44763846
They make frisbee-sized CPUs.
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Comment #44763641
I don't think I've ever intentionally used the scroll back search in iterm2 and deliberately disabled the shortcut for it because I kept triggering it by accident. I don't understa…
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Comment #44695825
Why would leaving an unsecured bike to catch thieves be illegal? Entrapment is when law enforcement gets people to commit crimes they wouldn't have considered committing otherwise.…
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Comment #44676729
Do they have foundry customers? Serious question; I remember Gelsinger's IFS announcement and that they had some launch partners, but haven't seen much since.
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Comment #44676524
I for one would welcome our new AI overlords a bit more if C-suite jobs were the get first ones LLM'd into obsolescence.
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Comment #44676463
Well it's an hour later and nobody got vaporized in response, so it probably wasn't Russian space nukes.
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Comment #44675576
If you're not already off VMware or actively planning an exit, you're a fool.