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rmdashrfstar

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    Comment #36882825

    How does this latest release compare to lld? Can it run on alpine/musl?

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    Comment #35947418

    The largest and strongest animals are herbivores and yet people are obsessed with eating flesh because “protein”, lol

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    Comment #35505289

    > If web scraping is legal Source? That LinkedIn case did not resolve how you think it did.

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    Comment #32697531

    An appreciation for hypotheticals?

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    Comment #32536359

    The latter, preferably.

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    Comment #32490346

    I went from Python to Go to Rust. Go plays up this fantasy of types helping you catch bugs, buts it’s really C with lipstick. There’s no enums, no exhaustive matching of any kinds,…

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    Comment #31452106

    What about in near earth asteroids?

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    Comment #30383973

    Is there a specific height that the catalyst should be released at? Any unintended side effects from increased concentration of the catalyst?

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    Comment #29847505

    How much more blatantly dystopian can you get? Terrifying.

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    Comment #29842988

    Gradually, then suddenly.

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    Comment #29385231

    Yes. I want to develop in Rust from my MBP, which means running clippy and my tests. However, it has a shoddy battery, and will power off if I do anything too intensive (like doing…

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    Comment #29234911

    A defunct Russian satellite is destroyed in orbit and its debris threatens astronauts upgrading Hubble and the Chinese space station located in a similar orbit. It’s scary how accu…

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    Comment #29218808

    Fantastic dive into the applications of graphs, thank you.

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    Comment #29184220

    > […] But collection of personal data is a bad thing whether it has consequences or not. Just knowing it's being collected changes one's behaviour and makes one feel unsafe. This i…

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    Comment #29077865

    Welcome to HN, where nothing makes sense and sources don’t matter

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    Comment #28885118

    You’ll find camaraderie in the Rust community, we have similar stories… :) One of us, one of us, one of us!

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    Comment #28881122

    https://gcn.com/articles/2020/01/07/af-kubernetes-f16.aspx?m ... What a world we live in… Edit: here’s the DOD case study by the CNCF: https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/dod/

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    Comment #28847190

    > The global internet is dominated by US cultures & laws. How so? > The internet shouldn't be the international waters of the world… Why?

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    Comment #28846593

    “…an object forced to move faster than its terminal velocity will, upon release, slow down to this constant velocity.” https://www.britannica.com/science/terminal-velocity IIUC, th…

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    Comment #28644388

    Who’s they and how can anything be “out of reach”?

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    Comment #28398080

    Ignorance is bliss

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    Comment #28278126

    Vaccines does not _prevent_ infection. Vaccines prevent _diseases_ that can be dangerous, or even deadly. Vaccines greatly reduce the _risk_ of infection by working with the body’s…

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    Comment #28231622

    That website: “Please provide a complete profile about you and your personality, and we will make all your dreams come true. Don’t worry, we totally won’t sell or leak this data!”

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    Comment #28196253

    It is not a “can be”, it’s a “must be”. Models or an abstraction of complexity are necessarily both reductionist and useful.