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Comment #48263081
i had this exact friction trying to use jj this weekend. can't fathom for the life of me why i have to run another command that updates the branch to the next commit.
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Comment #48254207
slop
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Comment #48197407
We finally see if consumers actually want openclaw
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Comment #47202774
the logical extension is that everyone should kill themselves right now so that they never suffer again
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Comment #46304836
Parallelly, it is on par for similar positions.
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Comment #46216462
how on earth is linux being compiled for platforms without a GCC? additionally, I believe the GCC backend is incomplete. the `core` library is able to compile, but rust's `std` can…
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Comment #46213233
I don't believe it'll have "lasting" effect on rust, but I think it rather shows what rust maintainers will do, if put into a similar situation again.
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Comment #46189983
Purchasing drugs
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Comment #46189975
I think a lot more important for understanding crypto is learning the first bitcoin was minted in January 2009, months off of the heel of the Lehman Brothers filing for bankruptcy,…
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Comment #46184134
Unfortunately, I really doubt long rust's "forever" will last in the wake of the `time` crate controversy. I can't see like a lot of good options in that place from the perspective…
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Comment #46173627
"Telly" [1] is a real 55" TV that is available for free. It is designed to always, constantly be running advertisements. > To reserve a Telly, you must agree to use the device as t…
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Comment #46173428
extremely high comorbidity rates
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Comment #46145893
notably, Blackrock doesn't actually have any stake in housing. Plenty of other private equity firms do, of course.
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Comment #45843469
I think transpiling to C is probably the least interesting way to tap into C. FFI is a lot valuable (and doable).
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Comment #45831483
this is not how CC / FOSS licenses work. if this is how FOSS worked not a soul would use it
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Comment #45831418
pandemic factor is i think critical here
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