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monadic3

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    This is not the only class of accidental-but-plausible transactions. Why not just use "reason to believe the payment is valid" directly rather than singling out creditors?

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    I can't remember a single time typing speed has impacted my work, fwiw, and it's much harder to hurt your wrist with the longer travel.

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    Comment #26180249

    There's got to be more to this because even though I consume prolific amounts of caffeine I do not experience any pain on cessation. Yet, many of my coworkers do feel this pain.

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    Comment #26179871

    What is the point of counterfactuals like this other than shitting on Coming to America? Rude.

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    Comment #26173650

    I can't tell if you offering this as something that's sane to do or not. I think you should absolutely be able to install the software you want in your lexus; the built-in software…

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    Comment #26163628

    Their activity detection does not inspire confidence. Google is an incredibly bad proxy for user activity. Edit: downvoted but no substantive responses? Guidelines are for thee but…

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    Comment #26163047

    Why would you use car batteries? Seems like a terrible fit for the job of daily charge and discharge.

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    Comment #26161428

    That's a failing of gas furnaces. I don't know why you'd design a system without them except to breed dependency.

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    Comment #26161417

    Ahh, I see, power companies have simply failed their customers and certainly will receive their commupance.

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    Comment #26161047

    Gas heaters still require electricity for basic management. I'd imagine heaters have batteries for specifically this case. If they don't, it's frankly a miracle if we don't lose an…

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    Comment #26158786

    I'll admit it's a bit disconcerting not getting a reply but I'll get over it.

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    Comment #26158741

    What's the concern?

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    Comment #26158619

    > But there's nothing like writing a book about something to help you learn it. This is the motto of silicon valley if I've ever heard it—all the good parts and bad parts smushed i…

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    Sure, but I didn't think anything about async functions implied running tasks. Isn't it just syntactic sugar over futures? You certainly don't need to use the tokio runtime in orde…

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    Comment #26116836

    Why would you collude when you have shared incentives? Capital is perfectly capable of shutting out smaller competitors without it, and in fact we've seen this for decades now.

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    Comment #26110886

    "Real politics" would involve considerably more aggressive movement from the democrats to shut out the republicans for 2022. I see the republicans gaining the house a the current t…

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    Comment #26110863

    Which rust async runtime are you referring to?

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    Comment #26110854

    Sorry, what does tokio have to do with "async"? The default implementation uses posix threads, no?

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    Comment #26099147

    Just use the built-in readline bindings: option-delete should delete the last word you typed. Personally, the PC keybindings are completely alien to me and make no sense and bring …

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    Politics ain't gonna be boring again for a while yet, though I can understand why you might push that narrative. Trump was a mere symptom of political dysfunction that includes bot…