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n6h6

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    Comment #40372104

    That isn't what they said, and it's probably not what they meant. What they probably meant was that Nintendo testers use their non-dominant hands to simulate someone who has no pri…

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    Comment #39541273

    That's not really a good comparison, no. The code snippet is more comparable to a sentence fragment, which more often than not is "gibberish". For example, taken out of its origina…

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    Comment #39538149

    I could be wrong, but doesn't notepad++ have an option to choose which symbols are considered a part of a word? If it's not notepad++, I'm thinking of xed. That would help with at …

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    Comment #39523953

    That would be a good way to destroy the reputation of your company lmao. Leaving nothing but horrors in your wake. Kind of funny, though, even if it's cruel to everyone who comes a…

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    Comment #39515239

    Beautiful work

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    Comment #39117592

    I am glad someone else agrees. It's absolutely horrible!

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    Comment #38870911

    I am curious why you yourself have "blurted out the answer" if you enjoyed the opposite from the article? This isn't a callout or anything, I'm just genuinely curious.

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    Comment #38556667

    You shouldn't wear your ignorance with such pride.

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    Comment #38544251

    Yes, that's indeed the point being made.

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    Comment #38452788

    On the chance you might not be joking, "liberal use of" means essentially "abundant use of" in this context.

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    Comment #38409768

    Because if a baker's oven breaks and they can't provide their service, they cannot charge for their service, and customers can easily go to some other bakery.

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    Comment #38208200

    Or the people who manually moderate HackerNews just haven't gotten to it yet.

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    Comment #38194158

    Anyone know why the fuck the comments on the linked site are talking about Kyle Rittenhouse? Did I miss something?

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    Comment #37862389

    A video about a pretty interesting and ingenious piece of forgotten software. The ingenious part starts at about 48:00 if you lack time or patience.

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    Comment #37682408

    Why weren't you able to take meds?

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    Comment #37647863

    They can probably do anything, but why would they when Fandom puts 3 gigabytes of their ads on every page of every wiki on their site? That's their bread and butter. You don't kill…

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    Comment #37647736

    How is this not illegal / grounds for having the channel deleted?

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    Comment #37588375

    If "China, India, Iran, Israel, et al" have had AI for a while, the US didn't really "unleash" it, did they?

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    Comment #37572672

    "Unleashed AI"? Really? I don't know what you think has happened, but we've just barely got realistic chatbots. Skynet is nowhere near invented yet.

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    Comment #37367629

    What exactly do you mean notepad can "now" edit text files? I'm pretty sure it could always edit text files.

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    Comment #37352352

    The more I learn about Linux, the more I want to wake up from this nightmare. It is a fragmented hellscape.

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    Comment #37340184

    > I've been nerd sniped. Huh, looks like I'm one of today's lucky 10,000 https://xkcd.com/356/

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    Comment #37297802

    > They even expand the acronyms later in the article. That's the OPPOSITE of how you're supposed to use acronyms. If you're going to spell it out anyway, why not do it the first ti…

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    Comment #37265461

    Who are Adam and Jamie? Mythbusters?