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professor_v

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    Comment #48292229

    I just use docker and I don't feel I'm missing anything?

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    Comment #47775881

    It's not lack of self-awareness, they know what they are doing

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    Comment #46044608

    Mail is dropping features left and right, like gmailify. I'm pretty sure they're trying to limit the maintenance costs as much as possible.

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    Comment #45248087

    "A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors"

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    Comment #44060199

    Your examples are both quite gimmicky and not a fundamental value shift.

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    Comment #42430423

    So how do we ensure that Tiktok doesn't covertly alter the algorithm to subtly include propaganda tailored to China's geopolitical interests that are detrimental to the US? Or even…

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    Comment #42181397

    With 81% [1] of their revenue in 2022 provided by Google... --- [1] https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2022/mozilla-fdn-202...

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    Comment #41997134

    I'm extremely skeptical about this, I once believed the internet would do something similar and it seems to have done exactly the opposite.

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    Comment #41254824

    So what's a good alternative for Android and Windows/Linux usage? I've tried Opera, Vivaldi and Firefox and disliked them for one reason or another.

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    Comment #38966206

    This whole article is terribly confusing. Take this paragraph for example: Now, your process might depend on other system resources like input and output; as this event is also a p…

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    Comment #31491561

    Keychron has too high latency for me, I'm hoping this has a more acceptable input lag.

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    Comment #31024439

    I think this desire for understanding ultimately drives the resistance to systemd and the Linux/BSD divide, and I think for good reason. There will always be friction between featu…

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    Comment #29393528

    The article was talking about the first computer science guy in a team of mathematicians. I don't know if mathematicians should be called technical, but they're hardly MBA types.

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    Comment #29011309

    I definitely think it's a mistake that IKEA stopped printing their catalogues last year. The offline experience is totally different from online. Online I tend to do direct searche…

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    Comment #28957620

    I'm a heavy touchpad user and the sole reason I will not use Linux for the foreseeable future is because touchpad usage is absolutely terrible on Linux. Depending if you use the li…

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    Comment #27917063

    I remember about 5 years ago I tried to deploy it on CoreOS using the available documentation and literally couldn't get it working. I haven't done a manual deployment since. I hop…

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    Comment #27548522

    I can't think of a single benefit of a function over a comment for a piece of code that's only used once. The downsides of the function: - Unless the function is extremely clear li…

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    Comment #27344491

    Within docker-compose.yml I use services: foo: image: foo/bar:6.9 user: ${UID:-1000}:${UID:-1000} On Linux with Bash it runs with your current user and most other platforms it runs…

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    Comment #26806179

    I love the fact that the Thinkpad X1 has dedicated physical home/end/pgup/pgdown keys. I wouldn't consider buying a laptop without them anymore.

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    Comment #26619993

    It never costed $56 billion. It's just $56 billion worth of goods held up for a few days. A bit like a bitcoin payment.

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    Comment #26540013

    I just realized the 'Referer' header is actually a misspelling in the http protocol.

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    Comment #26088763

    They don't explicitly state that the rewrite is better? They just mention that they reduced the amount of code from 160,000 to 85,000 lines. Using competing teams for this purpose …

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    Comment #26088121

    I find it insane that the European Union doesn't really seem to care about any of this. It's a massive drain on their economy. They only seem to talk about chip manufacturing, whic…

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    Comment #26035341

    They should write more lines of code, they'll be rich!

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    Comment #25986858

    Do you want to buy my synthetic dollars with the price pegged to a dollar? edit: I just realized this is exactly what USDT is, but I still feel like it will all come burning down a…