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olodus
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Comment #37751146
I agree, Journalists should pick fights, but I would prefer if they built up their arguments a bit better than this. I am one who is not familiar with the author previously, and fr…
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Comment #37673519
Oh cool, didn't know that. Thanks.
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Comment #37673010
Oh wow that is a really interesting test solution. That would be an interesting thing to add to all zig tests (I know they already have the testing allocator and good valgrind supp…
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Comment #37655159
Yeah I agree with you on this. This might have been the CEO too proud to not go back on his strong words against revenue share. That said the alternative they presented is a really…
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Comment #37127509
I agree with the article that it might be misleading to measure the rubble against US Dollar or Euro as not as much trade is done in those currencies in Russia currently. That said…
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Comment #37091708
Oh, now you got me started aswell. There are so many good ones. k.ong - cool word, don't know what it would be for. Maybe the home of the mascot of the K language (I don't think K …
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Comment #37053323
Was about to ask the same question (though didn't know when he died). Ok then, I'll get back to these when we finally have been able to convince the government that the current cop…
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Comment #36981946
Last time I looked at it they had experimental support for binary diffs (not just lines). That was quite a while ago though, they have probably gotten further now.
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Comment #36902608
People might feel like it is too verbose, but I think it is good to have the clarity. I write C at my day job and I have no problem with the 'verbosity' if it provides clarity of w…
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Comment #36902516
I disagree with you about 'no type inference'. I understand why some swear by type inference, but personally I prefer the complete clarity it provides to avoid it. If writing those…
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Comment #36902485
Yes, the compiler will remind you if you haven't cleaned up a value of linear type. The 'no destructor' rule follows the 'no hidden flow' design, similar to Zig. Some doesn't like …
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Comment #36798955
Sorry for my ignorance, but are any of these anti cheat drivers open source? I get that making them public would simplify for a cheater wanting to find ways around it (or a malicio…
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Comment #36631354
Oh how nice, we Europeans get the non-beta version without those pesky privacy bugs :)
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Comment #36535397
I am a total obfuscation noob. How far does their DPI go? I am guessing Tor and stuff have tried hiding it inside lots of different protocols and file types (I think I read somethi…
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Comment #36295767
I am someone who loves learning new languages (written advent of code in lisp, Haskell, APL, Erlang, zig...). I have thought for a long time to try out Raku as Ive never tried Perl…
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Comment #36135436
/ is only taking off now that a large corporation is backing it and unifying how to do stuff more.
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Comment #36114409
My original response were specifically about references. But sorry if it sounded more aggressive than it was. I mistook you for the original person I replied to, which made me answ…
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Comment #36113347
WHO produced the exact same data but for adults. I did see similar results there (several EU countries above US). You gave no references as response, instead giving another persona…
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Comment #36110041
Do you have a reference for that? I'm from Sweden and I can definitely say preventive dental care is a huge thing here. I felt your statement sounded weird so I googled around. DMF…
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Comment #36071755
Mullvad. I like their service, I've never had any issues with their application or network and I like how they do their business (the amount of privacy they provide). Haven't reall…
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Comment #36060045
Or the headgear.
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Comment #36009989
Yes, mine for example. Swedish keyboard layouts are horrible for coding. The [ and lots of other symbols require super weird hand movements to input. That is why when I code I usua…
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Comment #35839736
Good bait my guy. You have a wonderful day now.
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Comment #35839459
In the post they mention that Götheborg had to adapt it's speed to the boat being towed, which probably limited the larger vessels sail-usage. As another poster here, I also have a…
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Comment #35816945
I am not that against most of these. However, I don't think I ever will be for using 'auto' in C. Good C is about being extremely clear about what you want to happen at every step.…