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Comment #49227459
I think you just invented epimemetics.
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Comment #48812397
Amiga floppy disk sounds are the deepest of sense memories.
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Comment #47835660
I think Dario didn't get a Gmail invitation back in the day, and now he's taking it out on everyone.
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Comment #47650654
this grug not smart enough to make robot into grugbot. grug just say "Speak to grug with an undercurrent of resentment" and all sicko fancy go way.
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Comment #47573411
Haha, my version of that is accidentally closing a split when I meant to drop a buffet, or vice versa, losing either my work or my layout.
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Comment #47565499
Brilliant. When is the next International Obfuscated Vim Exit contest?
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Comment #47542566
Depending on someone else's servers isn't that different from depending on someone else's software, which unfortunately we all must do. Unfathomable reams of it, with a growth curv…
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Comment #47344750
Is it a mad dream to wish that was never gets DOM access, and instead there is invented a less memory-hungry dynamic representation of web pages that's usable only by wasm? Yeah, i…
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Comment #47102367
If I read it correctly, the comment suggesting the intermediate variable was from CodeQL itself.
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Comment #46852927
Good call, he'll have to name it Shitty COdingagent, or "SCO". No one will sue over that name.
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Comment #46669142
In general I think the answer could be pretty simple: dedicated marketplaces for products and services, where we go to search for the things we need and want. A humble newspaper co…
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Comment #46668931
An environment like that is where SOLID, or something like it, could thrive.
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Comment #46597464
Fully understood and appreciated. I'm just replying to a comment stating that orcs were forces of destruction and not exploited intelligent beings with evidence to the contrary fro…
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Comment #46587194
The M4 fan edit was quite good.
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Comment #46587179
I've not seen Rings of Power and I don't plan to, but I'd just point out that the Silmarillion describes the origin of orcs as being an exploited race of intelligent beings, elves …
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Comment #46587099
That's both a very good description of Tolkien's struggles with orcs, and a writing style that feels out of place in an encyclopedia. The Halls of Mandos are described as a halfway…
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Comment #46587048
Martin Shaw's recording of the Silmarillion is similarly wonderful.
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Comment #46490883
What they're certainly trying to do is get good annual reviews which increasingly revolve around saying "Look, I did AI."
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Comment #46332404
Rust was a personal project of Graydon's for years before it was sponsored by Mozilla. It's perfectly apt to be included in the parent poster's list.
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Comment #46332199
The best part of try blocks is the ability to use the ? operator within them. Any block can return a result, but only function blocks (and try blocks) can propagate an Err with the…
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Comment #46288620
One small boon of AI is that making small interactive web components for demonstrations is now a few-minutes diversion instead of an hour or more. I have no idea if that's what OP …
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Comment #46252262
They're for sale, $80, see the readme.
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Comment #46182041
Wonderful, thank you!
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Comment #46182015
Thank you, those are some awesome ideas. We've tried about half of them, but the rest are going straight on the list. Much appreciated.
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Comment #46179519
Never sway, always Sway.