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sheerun

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    Comment #47149820

    This domain must have costed $$$$

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    Comment #46906556

    Postgres is king of its own, other solutions can be incorporated in it eventually by someone or some organization, that's it

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    Comment #45803033

    I guess it's a proof that you can describe rare vim movements as a graph

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    Comment #45398168

    I've played it through, very relaxing and esthetically pleasing

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    Comment #45388228

    Could be, but it's not. As soon as it will be infinite new brand of solutions will emerge

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    Comment #45388080

    You reserve 32 bits of these 128 just like UTF-8 did for theirs for ASCII for backward-compatibility, and request backward compatible fall-back from user interfaces, I hope it clea…

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    Comment #45388025

    Very strong move, by one of the few fair comanies that can pull this off

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    Comment #45386378

    This was long awaited thing, very good!

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    Comment #45365104

    Are you machine?

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    Comment #45365036

    Another website where you can't post as yourself. What is the point

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    Comment #45225917

    I'll mention IPv6 as bad design that could have been potentially UTF-8-like success story

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    Comment #45171296

    This. It is true science how to preserve data long-term. And if you want to encrypt it (e2e or not), you better have very good plan how to recover it when you die

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    Comment #45043435

    Exactly this, with note that due ecosystem and history of software, setting up such environment is either really hard or relatively expensive

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    Comment #45043322

    Back as in using less dependencies or throwing bunch of "certifying" services at all of them?

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    Comment #45042872

    Secondary reminder that it means nothing as soon as you run any of scripts or binaries

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    Comment #45042493

    I like how it starts with how to exit vim, but let's be honest: word jumps are not that common to teach second

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    Comment #44849587

    And I mean Debian 12, not some old version, much more impressive

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    Comment #44849564

    Debian was often the only linux os that worked on old "spacestations" of mine. Great sentiment

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    Comment #44848478

    Author or contributor? Great work, by the way, I love such shows

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    Comment #44848438

    Bit darker blues, please!

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    Comment #44578278

    In demo they mention polish prononcuation is pretty bad, spoken as if second language of english-native speaker. I wonder if it's the same for other languages. On the other hand wh…

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    Comment #44428880

    Trapped in his time I see

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    Comment #44427754

    Now that byte-patch-level embeddings are discovered?