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ratstew

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    Comment #48313872

    Isn't "soft ban" still a bit harsh? I think it was reasonable take and a good reminder of the purpose of these events.

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    Comment #48017387

    This feels more like a reaction to Zig's anti-LLM policy than anything. Anthropic would probably like to contribute something back to Zig at some point, but I doubt anyone would ev…

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    Comment #13714564

    I got a chuckle out of the binary diff. :) http://i.imgur.com/OmFHELl.png

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    Comment #13548928

    Try looking for the actual font name with "fc-list | grep -i source", maybe it is not what you're expecting. A few months ago I was having trouble with getting some TTF BIOS fonts …

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    Comment #13535472

    Since you're interested in the implementation of synchronous languages you could also take a look at Quartz [1]. Their book is a fantastic resource about the topic. [1] http://www.…

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    Comment #13534340

    The C integration aspect sounds really neat, especially for writing concurrent code on the Arduino! Thanks for the detailed explanation.

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    Comment #13533484

    What are the advantages of Céu over other synchronous programming languages such as Esterel and Lustre?

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    Comment #12487391

    I just want to point out that embedding structs does not look like an afterthought at all, the Plan 9 C compilers had a feature akin to it for ages. http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sys/…

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    Comment #12195589

    newsbeuter.

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    Comment #11914772

    That's precisely what I tried to describe in my previous post, but contrary to what you say, Chrome now adds it as a new tab.

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    Comment #11914730

    Indeed, but some browsers have the tab switch button at the bottom, which I find much more ergonomic. Another reason for me is that Chrome bookmarks page sucks, so I got used to ad…

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    Comment #11914645

    Chrome will start nagging you on almost every page load as soon as the next security update goes live, I doubt you will stand it for too long. Nonetheless, I also loved that featur…

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    Comment #11738784

    I guess folks with click-to-play enabled are seeing something like this: http://i.imgur.com/WLaqlXo.png This was on Firefox by the way.

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    Comment #4654217

    This was his more recent account on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=luriel