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ramranch

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    Comment #40230845

    Wyden once again shows he is the single politician who cares about how technology affects our daily lives.

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    Comment #39027876

    But unless we're saying that literally all graduates from top MBAs get jobs before those from other schools, the overall MBA count is still relevant.

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    Comment #38587806

    Many Spanish speakers do use 'Americano' to refer to the Americas as a whole.

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    Comment #38019598

    Would re-exporting partially solve your problem?

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    Comment #37836898

    It does strongly imply it. HTTP2 is needed for more than just the bloatware of the modern internet.

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    Comment #37711265

    The sentence is worded a little confusingly, but my interpretation of it is that for certain companies, since Amazon is a competitor in the business domain of that company, AWS is …

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    Comment #37564346

    You don't spend a percentage, you spend a fixed amount. $1.5 million is enough to live in a nice house, eat what you want, send your kids to nice schools, Aruba in the summer and A…

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    Comment #37497415

    What about the infamous [patriot missile failure]( https://www-users.cse.umn.edu/~arnold/disasters/patriot.html ) in which faulty floating point arithmetic caused a missile not to …

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    Comment #37268637

    Double sided devices are inherently more fragile, for one.

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    Comment #37236045

    People are pretty damn good at buying drugs with fiat, too.

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    Comment #37203987

    Out of curiosity, what's your reasoning for using musl exclusively

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    Comment #37084365

    In case you were unaware, the source code of the original is included along with the re-release in this repository, as stated in the first sentence of the readme.

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    Comment #36649568

    I think the majority of the HN audience could guess exactly what the issue was from the title alone.

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    Comment #36594352

    Many devs are the same, hence loyalty to a language

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    Comment #36344583

    There are certainly areas where idiomatic Rust needs to fight against the borrow checker. If that wasn't the case, things like `ouroborous` and `pin_project` wouldn't be as widely …

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    Comment #36344501

    But any standard web framework already would use a panic handler to turn a panic within application code to a 5xx error.

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    Comment #36317020

    doesn't every service use IAM?

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    Comment #35153644

    Every VPN worth its salt is located in a similar country, as it's critical for a VPN to operate out of a jurisdiction that does not require log retention for a certain period of ti…

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    Comment #34701736

    I am a fan of Rust, but I feel obligated to point out the return type of the current function does not provide any guarantees about the type which '?' was used on, even on stable. …

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    Comment #34513174

    Since it's trivial, I look forward to your proof-of-concept in the near future

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    Comment #34334285

    Why not just write C, then? Sounds like you're just setting up for NPEs

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    Comment #33902492

    As a Rust fan, it is not a great experience without an IDE

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    Comment #33747700

    Does your protocol provide any advantages over bincode?