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pythonRon

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    Comment #49256508

    God missed his chance when all the billionaires went up in a rocket a few years ago.

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    Comment #49256481

    It won't last. Remember (when was it? Last year?) when Musk went after Microsoft for turning Open AI into proprietary closed code? We never know what's going on behind closed doors…

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    Comment #49256433

    In the first year of Google search, it was possible to find exactly what you were looking for. The engine paid attention to inclusions, exclusions, the whole nine yards. It was a t…

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    Comment #49256376

    Let's hope other countries follow suit. Next, let's go after the email spammers! YES!

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    Comment #49241954

    Wow, that's so much more ambitious than what I'm doing. I'm learning Flet so I can build a multi-headed timer for cooking.

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    Comment #49230430

    Tobi Lütke also made some rather controversial statements lately, too, agreeing with a retired TD Bank CEO that more votes should be given to the rich. On the surface, this sounds …

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    Comment #49230331

    A native Linux application would be preferable, even if it does work with WINE (which I don't know... yet).

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    Comment #49230321

    This was the first thing that crossed my mind when I read about this port. It's heartening to find out I'm not the only one!

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    Comment #48793450

    I never thought about it before, but you're right. In the old days (ie. before chat-bots) while writing code, I was usually in an alpha state. This makes so much sense.

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    Comment #46644174

    Ban cell phones worldwide.

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    Comment #46644172

    Ban cell phones.

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    Comment #45023218

    Does the M series have a flat memory model? If so, I believe that may be the difference. I'm pretty sure the entire x86 family still pages RAM access which (at least) quadruples ac…