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Comment #41699793
All other factors being equal: Taller person = more cells = more cell divisions = more chances for cell mutation = increased risk of (any) cancer. (credit/source: Hank Green and po…
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Comment #41067784
Wake me up when this can run two stages: TF/OT/Pulumi/etc to provision infrastructure, and then Ansible/Salt/etc to configure them. Glibness aside, this looks promising, I would lo…
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Comment #40601478
Invasive species aren't 'invasive' for invading human space. They're invasive for invading other species space.
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Comment #40136935
Pulumi, cloudformation/arm-bicep, etc?
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Comment #39539616
Guess I'm 'almost nobody'. I see zero issue with AI farming Stack Overflow, Twitter, Reddit, and the like - publicly accessible forums. The value to me was in the discussion. It's …
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Comment #39530644
With apologies for the pedantry, they didn't make it _infinitely_ worse. They may have made it _significantly_ worse.
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Comment #38459438
> I'm fine picking things up If you know it's being delivered through USPS, have it delivered to 'general delivery'[1]. Problem is Amazon and many others don't let you choose your …
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Comment #38180766
It might be possible that on an international TECHNOLOGY forum, a significant percentage of users know what 'VPN' (a tech thing) stands for and don't know what 'ICE' (a government …
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Comment #36074774
The Senate approves judicial nominees and land very much does vote for the Senate.
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Comment #35057296
A question as old as time (or as old as the existence of code editors). 4k results on Hacker News alone - and surely thousands, if not millions more, across the internet. There is …
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Comment #34051052
There's a link in the video to one where they compare different projectile speeds - up to, iirc, a 50cal
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Comment #33107408
Funny you use a spreadsheet as an example. That's been the default for Excel for years. Save to SharePoint/Teams/OneDrive (whatever MS is calling it these days, it's all the same b…
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Comment #33094357
I'd very much believe that person could literally write pages on the topic.
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Comment #32924288
Fifth Element
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Comment #32354403
Strange take in the context of Poe's Law
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Comment #32196480
Very well could have, and then someone said "Yeah but we neeeeeed it"
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Comment #31906771
Oh no! Decisions have consequences! Only, in this case it's discrimination against a choice, not discrimination against an unalterable attribute by birth.
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Comment #30640458
> maildir method Guess I'm one of the lucky 10k today - but a search for information isn't turning up much. Could you expand on the maildir method a bit more?
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Comment #30196708
Except they aren't evenly distributed. Stargazing skews to nighttime hours while air traffic skews to daytime hours. Not to mention coastal vs inland densities. That is an interest…
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Comment #30100411
Sure you can. WSL abstracts a lot of the networking/integration between the host and VM, just like Docker Desktop does. The experiences are comparable.
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Comment #28999336
What an odd point of view. It doesn't sound like you respect others' points of view at all. There's a far cry between disrespect and avoidance/minimization of challenging social in…
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Comment #28717622
Envision every driver owning a semi-truck made by the company. It's not a single company blocking the streets; it's the drivers who purchased the company's very large vehicles and …
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Comment #28456693
Every repo has different contribution rules and a one-off in one repo often just isn't worth the time to learn all the bespoke boxes that need to be checked. The work is there in t…