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svrtknst

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    Comment #48617046

    You can use public transportation, bikes, car pooling, taxis and rentals for your rare-use needs, and its usually cheaper than owning and operating a vehicle.

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    Comment #47715167

    Unnecessarily negative imo. I like the video because I cant read a blog post in the background while doing other stuff, and I like Gadget Hackwrench narrating semi-obscure CS topic…

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    Comment #47374564

    It's easy to win an argument when you get to construct both sides. You can easily be direct and to the point without being brash. You could, also, be wrong or misinformed, so I don…

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    Comment #47102865

    That doesnt necessarily track. He could have stolen the data, then reported it to clear his own name. He did access more data than he needed to prove that there is a likely breach.…

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    Comment #47102854

    Is it? if 10 people may have committed a crime, should we exonerate 1 of them because he reported it and promises he didnt do anything?

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    Comment #47098614

    If you flip it, we have a dude here admitting to breaching a large number of accounts and gaining access to PII -- including PII about minors. Are we and the Maltese government jus…

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    Comment #47014031

    we should be worried about both. there is a real risk of this rendering human trust and the internet pretty much useless

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    Comment #46730367

    eh, words are reality. insults are just changes in air pressure but they still hurt, and being constantly subjected to negativity and harsh language would be an unpleasant work env…

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    Comment #46710213

    I'm not being factious, but is there any Linux distro with a desktop experience that matches Windows and macos? Like, yes, I know there are many flaws with both. A lot of sound, te…

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    Comment #46486522

    Spoiler: No, they dont. They never do. Reports will say "yeah, probably" and in 10-40 years will change to "oooh well they didnt".

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    Comment #46181099

    not only does OP imagine a powerful customer base, theyre all aligned enough that one configuration fits all. im doubtful

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    Comment #44543000

    Aren't you the one building on suppositions? We know that they don't have flight hours. We cannot conclude what condition they were in aside from that. to jump from "they could be …

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    Comment #43504958

    You, and the OP, are being unfair in your replies. Obviously, it's not worthless for all applications but when LLMs obviously fail in disastrous ways in some important areas, you c…

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    Comment #43330987

    a wonderful thing to do in that case is to either ask, or present your concern as a concern. An expression of uncertainty and fear. Not as a statement, or counterclaim, or by tryin…

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    Comment #42963267

    for given values of "smarter" and "dumber". i've yet to encounter a smart digital to-do system. most are terrible and pretty dumb. a paper todo is pretty much as smart as you make …

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    Comment #42645080

    What "is" JavaScript then? It's not the language specification (that's ECMAScript) and it's not the interpreters (that's Node, Deno, Bun, V8, Spidermonkey…), so what... is it? And …

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    Comment #42623112

    Roman-built roads and the spread of Latin were tremendously important. Noone said they were invented by them.

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    Comment #42235731

    Personally I disagree. IMO, devtools were better when competing with firebug, but I haven't experienced much of a difference in the past... 8? years. Something like that.

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    Comment #42040212

    It also doesn't work properly, since it sets cookies before you make a choice.

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    Comment #39536717

    There are parallells to human complacency, and there have been military incidents due to it.

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    Comment #39394390

    Not sure about "fix" but cooling the body via hot showers is a fairly common recommendation for anxiety relief, especially prior to sleep. Supposedly, if you cool the body down ext…

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    Comment #38431430

    I'm willing to bet that a lot of the times, the issues are 1) overestimating how much laundry detergent they need 2) not putting some extra detergent in the dishwasher

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    Comment #38431388

    So you're supposing that Musk will use his influence with american politicians to threaten Sweden with revoked NATO membership? ok

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    Comment #38277413

    one idea could be to produce less chickens

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    Comment #37377505

    TypeScript became so much more pleasant to use after we started using parsers regularly. We use Runtypes in some projects and a hand rolled lib I wrote in others, and being able to…