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shadowofneptune

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    Comment #47586758

    Right, I forgot about that development. A very late change in program structure, and having your main lander option have an indefinite schedule is quite bad!

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    Comment #47586487

    That is equally fair. My position I suppose is that my enthusiasm has been spent on so many half-finished ambitious programs like this that it has all run out by 2026. Constellatio…

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    Comment #47586306

    A lot of the discussion overlooks or wishes to avoid an uncomfortable problem with the Artemis program: Artemis III's hardware will not be ready for the forseeable future. The prog…

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    Comment #47081266

    That is also the curse of the US now. If your funding will only last a single presidential term, you can't ensure a livelihood. The instability of US budgeting and the wildly diffe…

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    Comment #47077347

    A hit piece, and only a hit piece. If there really was a gay mafia, they'd fear publishing this. The sourcing quality is typical for lavender scare stuff too.

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    Comment #38239371

    Static stack allocation is the approach that the 6502 really demands, and it's cool to see in a conventional compiler toolchain. See the Cowgol language for another example: https:…

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    Comment #37624626

    > If he “was on a deserted island and [plastic] was all that was available,” Rogers says he’d opt for types two [High-Density Polyethylene] and five [Polypropylene]. These are both…

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    Comment #37243007

    If the workplace sucks, as most do right now, there's about three options for what to do: 1. Force out the people who are making it suck. This is difficult with how managers are tr…

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    Comment #37200187

    The big thing seems to be less about GCC, and more a question of, "what should a compiler be?" He'd be better looking at smaller, less-known compilers, like the Portable C Compiler…

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    Comment #37126647

    Western Europe is very different from the Europe that Zamenhof grew up in. You get so many internationalist movements out of Russia because it already was in many ways internationa…

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    Comment #37126395

    Frankly, this is why despite my admiration for Esperanto, I do not engage in it. Posts like these are the 'no fun allowed' of constructed languages, and it pops up most often with …

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    Comment #37115567

    Esperanto was intended as a sort of diplomatic language. It's got flaws, definitely. The sounds and spelling are very much from the creator's native Polish, a lot of important term…

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    Comment #37115515

    That's part of the idea. It's that you slow down, try to figure out what exactly the other person means by what they are saying. In a language with a fixed vocabulary, context beco…

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    Comment #37115160

    Got diagnosed this year with mitral valve prolapse. It won't be an issue medically for some time, but it is definitely sobering to feel the heart beating so strongly.

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    Comment #37010829

    Personally, the split is a big problem. I don't keep a strict separation of left-hand and right-hand during typing.

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    Comment #37010358

    See, you are demonstrating what I mean right here. I would like to switch just once. The Microsoft ergo model is the closest to a standard, it seems.

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    Comment #37009189

    In my personal experience, you avoid repetitive stress injuries by shaking up how you type. Reaching for the mouse, moving where you hold your hands. It's the old way of teaching t…

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    Comment #37009157

    Yeah. For everyone watching with excitement, keep in mind that the silicon semiconductor was for years worse in practice than germanium ones, even if it was theoretically better an…

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    Comment #37009143

    Read what I said again. People went from east and mideast to west by ship, and SF is the best port.

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    Comment #37008903

    San Fransisco is the main port of the west coast. The Oregon Trail gets all the fame, but ship was usually how newcomers came to California and the other western states. During WW2…

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    Comment #36177868

    If it's any help... It has been a lot of shit, a lot of brutality, but it is changing. It is difficult to sustain such an environment forever. Most of the mega-laws that got passed…

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    Comment #36177602

    Optum is an extreme example, but it's all of them. The non-profits run the same as the for-profits, and have converged more and more since 2000 or so.

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    Comment #36174277

    The question is what you are angling for . If your goal is, sincerely, to provide better service, then you won't get it. Keep in mind that with so many patients nowadays being elig…

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    Comment #35611293

    A citation in this article can shed some light on how it is for gay people: https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2020/10/people-wh... > In LGBTQ circles, placing a high value…

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    Comment #35481858

    It's possible, but for GCC requires optimizations to be enabled. MSVC is completely off-limits in that approach.