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quadrupleslap

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    Comment #14595783

    Yep, right at the start of the kernel style guide: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/process/coding-styl...

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    Comment #14579108

    Can you explain how you want science to be influenced by "social or political ideology"? Do you just mean developing weapons during wartime and medicine during epidemics, or someth…

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    Comment #14579083

    To put it nicely, it's easy to see that the social sciences are a lot harder to get right and verify than the natural sciences. Oh, and it doesn't help that it's much easier to be …

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    Comment #14577769

    React can certainly be fast enough but isn't it completely unnecessary for a mostly-static site like Reddit?

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    Comment #14577760

    Regarding the third point, although it might be fundamentally misaligned with what you want to read, the Reddit system does do a very good job at highlighting what most people want…

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    Comment #14451430

    I 100% agree that purity is still incredibly useful for reasoning about and maintaining code in any language, but I think you're underselling the benefits of statically verifying t…

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    Comment #14451418

    I think the idea is that with perfect knowledge of the current state of the universe, you could deduce that yes, that water was once a snowflake of some known configuration.

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    Comment #14451325

    That's actually pretty clever, but wouldn't the resource usage be insane?

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    Comment #14415346

    Obviously the point of the analogy was that Facebook's effects are harmful, too, just like those of smoking.

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    Comment #14391671

    But by favoring websites that support AMP, isn't Google already "penalizing a much larger base of content creators who don't have the means and infrastructure to handle this"?

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    Comment #14146413

    If you don't mind something online, I hear repl.it is pretty good.

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    Comment #14146386

    Do you really hate them both that much or did you mean "under the sun"? ;)

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    Comment #14143697

    That's silly - if anything it's the other way around. Web tools have a ridiculous degree of corporate backing, especially with the countless libraries from Facebook and Google (Rea…

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    Comment #14098180

    Yes, it's simple, but it's on almost every installation of Sublime Text, and moreover, package management is a baseline expectation in modern editors, so having it built-in makes a…

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    Comment #14098063

    How does the Sistine Chapel matter any more than a work that will be experienced simultaneously by thousands, if not millions of people across the world, and will be immeasurably m…

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    Comment #14098003

    To change it, I'll have to go spelunking through either the HTML or the CSS, and if I was a designer, I'd probably pick the CSS. Looking for the 'product' class and tweaking a few …