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pikzel

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    Comment #47593576

    The status page was often down when GH was down, back in the days.

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    Comment #46884229

    It's all individual. That's like saying writing only happens when you know exactly the story to tell. I love open a blank project with a vague idea of what I want to do, and then j…

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    Comment #45669463

    And they're now running all environments on a single machine! The bigger blast radius the better, right? Right...?

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    Comment #44173149

    They still haven't solved shadowing. a, err := foo() b, err := bar() if err != nil { // oops, forgot to handle foo()'s err } This is the illusion of safe error handling.

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    Comment #42929440

    [flagged]

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    Comment #40787866

    "The Macintosh on which I type this has 64MB: Unix was not designed for the Mac. What kind of challenge is there when you have that much RAM?" Love it.

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    Comment #30751282

    Had I seen PT5M I would have never guessed it meant five minutes, so you would need to refer to the RFC then.

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    Comment #30146651

    Yeah, forcing her to use Discord just to get his attention.

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    Comment #29905727

    Did my master's full time while working full time. Never had better grades before or after, but sacrificed a lot and nothing stuck. Can't remember barely anything I learned during …

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    Comment #29475587

    This webpage could be a few lines html and css, but uses 172 node modules. 4240 files. The repo is 17.6 MB. We Deserve Much Better.

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    Comment #26887788

    Why don't you read the article to find out? https://github.com/QiushiWu/QiushiWu.github.io/blob/main/pap...

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    Comment #26789380

    Every time I think about the climate and events like these, I'm reminded of when it rained for two million years - "About 232 million years ago, during a span known as the Carnian …

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    Comment #26659534

    Unfortunately the url gave it away, or it would have been an exciting read.

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    Comment #26422344

    This is just so uninspiring. And I grew up with these colorless, times new roman 90's web pages.

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    Comment #26247985

    Oh you'd be surprised. Here's a few (tld and target market)[0]: .kim - Kim (Korean surname) .lol - LOL: laughing out loud .organic - organic gardeners, farmers, foods, etc. .plumbi…

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    Comment #25775742

    I don't get why I would get a smaller cut of the profit just because I save less for my children than Americans do. I should be paid what is reasonable for the work I do, not how m…

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    Comment #25359378

    For Google, it's better when it's my CPU doing the work, than theirs.

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    Comment #24990491

    "It is, quite literally, a site where millions of people post daily photos of their dinners." If you follow people who post daily photos of their dinners, daily photos of dinners i…

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    Comment #24989123

    I really agree with some points. In my project, we moved from Java/Spring because it was just too much magic happening behind the scenes. We wanted something that was just clear an…

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    Comment #24187978

    Archer: 'cause you never think of those other two as having their shit together.

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    Comment #23178987

    jungler jun·gler an open field used for sports or other contests "teens fought some 20,000 jungler, on the ice" ..wut

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    Comment #23114414

    Last commit: 6 years ago

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    Comment #22235797

    Because of ML...

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    Comment #22136421

    The streaming services they use, e.g. Spotify are more resource intensive today than they were when Sonos first came out. They are not just playing a PCM/Wav file, you know.

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    Comment #21310310

    Would have been nice if we could scroll through the pages and not having to use the arrow keys.