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monacobolid

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    Comment #41912045

    > he came up with thousands of elegant and surprising results, often without proof. He was fond of saying that his equations had been bestowed on him by the gods And somehow this g…

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    Comment #41792000

    I see no backlinks, no "what links to here" section.

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    Comment #41759298

    Web development is impediment to learning web development.

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    Comment #41518610

    How could it possibly be (a better solution) when there are X different ways to do any single thing in html(/css/js)? If you have a website that uses a canvas to showcase the conte…

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    Comment #41447170

    Ilya's name might be the reason they got into the conversation about the money at the first place, but given that AI is very capital intensive business, $1B is not an insane amount…

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    Comment #41268701

    Second and third paragraph talk about using a vector as an underlying storage, but mention that 'if you store data in a vec its address might change all the time'. If you hold inde…

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    Comment #41216161

    For UI portion of their Mac OS version? What am I missing?

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    Comment #41200404

    As some other commenters here noted, most of these questions are uncomfortable when coming from strangers. But! I can imagine (asking and) being asked (some of) these questions by …

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    Comment #40974962

    No, the updates are not slow. I've been running Librewolf for years now, no major complaints. FYI I'm on a rolling release (linux) distribution, but I doubt that changes much. If y…

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    Comment #40873376

    Unfortunately no. I think that one I have in mind is more authoritative, almost a guide.

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    Comment #40873263

    Related to "I don't entirely understand what I just read, but I loved it" from the article - some time ago (I'd say it's been years now), there was a submission on HN (at least I b…

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    Comment #40829063

    I sometimes have the following thought (disclaimer: cringe is not the most adequate word for the concept in my mind, but since you've already used it, I guess it's okay): If I look…