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Wait, who are you talking about?

Did you respond to the right comment? I’m having difficulty figuring out where the OP compared reaches.

While I agree with that sentiment, the idea that large investments are risky is not in itself interesting. What does this add to the conversation?

Not to mention this is the point of the < operator.

Yup, this is a problem of money draining from rural america. There are many symptoms.

Heh, it’s slightly ironic you use the sequential programming model as the basis for modern computing when that’s less true each year, both at the language and the instruction level…

Thankfully people actually using the software is more meaningful than awards :) Also why is it so weird to see your company wants you to be replaceable? It’s up to YOU to different…

Well if you refuse to learn from mistakes you’re going to keep missing. Gchat is still better than whatever half baked, whitespace filled crap is there now.

It’s hard to tell the difference between your narrative and the narrative that you can only be hired at failing companies because they can’t afford someone who will stick around.

18 months is a lot different than 6 months. You can’t even ramp up fully on a codebase in 6 months, arguably.

Jealous after bailing after six months? Are you sure it’s not pity? How many times have you quit in a row?

Probably just blocked the port.

It decoded to a phase vocoder on the nearest semitones.

You could also throw the tor browser on a usb stick when i graduated.

Heh, we have a similar experience here in the bay area from all the wild fires.

Psh 808s and Heartbreak is a classic. Don’t tell me T-Pain doesn’t just make your heart soar; I know you’re lying. /humor

Driving to the right of a car turning left isn’t even illegal in all cases.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/14/world/asia/north-korea-mi...

It really depends on the route in SF; some DO have express busses.

Well, it’s still working for NK, regardless of who funded it. Also, I think China is exceedingly unlikely to be the source here, especially when it’s been established the recent nu…

Ouch. Is this at a legal or community level?

Agreed. However, C++ pragmatically does have restrict in both clang and g++, which is still useful in cases where you can deductively prove the lack of aliasing.

Fortran is easier to optimize compared to c/++ if you don’t use restrict for the c end. If you do use restrict (iirc) the compilers are competitive.