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ramenmeal
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Comment #44990787
Java and C# have way to much baggage to compare them to Go. They nearly look like different languages depending on the version you're using.
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Comment #44891790
probably downvoted because it doesn't really add to the conversation.
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Comment #42083888
Does anyone else feel like dayquil is an effective decongestant? I do. I can literally feel the gunk running down from my sinuses to the back of my throat when I take it. Confusing…
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Comment #41061384
A lot of evidence, but no claim.
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Comment #39935767
From what I hear, it's a nightmare to get Siri to know what light you want to turn on. Unfortunately it seems like apple is trailing the pack in the smart home area.
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Comment #39792528
disclaimer: I know nothing about this stuff. > This area is separate from the subduction zone 150 miles off the coast doesn't sound that far from the subduction zone. Seems hard to…
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Comment #39554912
Honest question, tires, or brakes? I was under the impression brake dust was the worst polluter. I'm sure tires aren't great either, but they should be equivalent between EV's and …
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Comment #39438377
> note that gofmt doesn't indent, which is the hard part interesting because for me it's hard to read changelogs of js/ts based repos that are using prettier compared to go repos, …
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Comment #39305703
I think "SHAKEN/STIR" is supposed to fix this long term. I'm not sure why it's taking so long, but I believe phones will already indicate if the phone call has a verified caller id…
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Comment #39125122
This is making the news since it's another Boeing issue, but it seems like any issue with a 757 at this point would be from improper maintenance, right?
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Comment #38121087
A good indicator a monopoly is at play.
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Comment #38104796
sorry, no experience with 1password
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Comment #38103683
I moved over from Lastpass, I find the experience of filling in a password in Bitwarden more jarring/slow than in Lastpass. I'm not sure what it is, maybe Lastpass had longer timeo…
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Comment #37960906
Honest question, why not use another technology to store the state between the two? Like a DB or queuing mechanism.
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Comment #37849837
I had the same question. I assume this was to test if the following experience was based on real events, or imagined. > “I was high up in the ceiling of the ward looking down upon …
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Comment #37847904
What is the difference from using OpenLLMetry versus using OTel directly? Is the issue that there aren't conventions for the needed attributes?
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Comment #37664868
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles
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Comment #37650262
Streaming 1080p/60fps up to 20km wirelessly is mind boggling to me. What kind of tech is used to make that happen? seems like it'd require a lot of power.
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Comment #37490321
I'd be willing to bet the vast majority of consumers do not buy name brand cables.
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Comment #37300332
Even if this "surgery" took place in California, and the "surgeon" was the UK, and 5G was involved, wouldn't it still via fiber? I feel like I'm missing something with these claims…
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Comment #37298857
Why were you implementing your own tracer? Don't they publish an implementation?
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Comment #36765442
I've been meaning to migrate off of Lastpass, I think this would put Keychain in the mix of options. I haven't used keychain in years, is it still pretty clunky?
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Comment #35348910
> a Chinese psyop marketed as a social media app Do you personally use tiktok?
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Comment #34785729
We had gas service after the 6.4 in northern california in December, but power was out.
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Comment #34719097
He mentioned "or server push mechanism", aka websockets. I don't think they're trying to call kafka a queue, they're just talking about asynchronous architectures.