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na85
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Comment #32765711
Please delete my account and all its comments.
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Comment #32761707
How many without license plates?
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Comment #32746220
>Frequently they need to close emergency services in major (& minor) cities at night due to staff shortages. The wait times for basic diagnostics is on the order of months (not day…
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Comment #32746173
Your loss.
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Comment #32746167
Clasp is actually a word, and CLISP is part of GNU now so they should probably rename it something childish and cringe inducing like LURP, which is a recursive acronym for LERP: Un…
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Comment #32745947
My experience with SBCL disagrees with this. It's not as fast as, say, C++ for some use cases, but it's pretty quick. Significantly faster than something like Python.
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Comment #32742666
>A lot of totally valid opinions out there about this, but I personally _love_ how the browser is becoming a very well-featured sandbox for shipping applications. Unfortunately wha…
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Comment #32721414
As far as I can tell the host (Joe's Data center) has a clean ASN. I'm open to recommendations for clean IPs/providers.
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Comment #32720381
A few months ago I wrote a comment on HN about algorithmic trading and someone emailed me about it. I sent him a reply from my self-hosted email domain, and I have no idea if he go…
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Comment #32699286
>This is always how it's worked, and it's nearly impossible to join any instance without following & interacting with people from other instances on a daily basis. It's like the on…
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Comment #32698544
>The author seems under to be under the wrong impression that Mastodon servers are isolated communities (and therefore compares them to subreddits). This is incorrect. Mastodon is …
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Comment #32698058
Why would they be embarrassed? It's a PR piece, not meant to be actually secure against cryptanalysis.
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Comment #32694226
And thus the failure of BSD-style licensing is thrown into sharp relief: Why are these projects that are used by many large and extraordinarily profitable tech enterprises dependen…
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Comment #32691979
Standard practice is to remove pacemakers. If you don't: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1279940/
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Comment #32683641
It lets you run comparatively higher manifold pressures than an otherwise identical but unleaded fuel.
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Comment #32670668
>where for all Wherewithal?
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Comment #32670581
Think of the marketing for Nvidia: "The GPU so powerful we're not allowed to export it. "
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Comment #32666761
Good luck catching me on their intentionally-hard-to-push chair. Think of the profits from thiw move fast and break things approach! Always be hustling.
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Comment #32665342
Microsoft is so incredibly bad at naming things it'd be hilarious if it wasn't so frustrating.
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Comment #32631985
I used to feel the same way but lisp gets easier to read with practice, and unless you're writing code in notepad.exe or nano or something, your editor will show you the matching p…
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Comment #32622755
Nintendo doesn't sell SNES carts any more. Who is the victim?