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Comment #17878928
Then cities need to invest into noise reduction, pollution reduction, etc. Maybe it's not that people don't value their time, but rather value not walking streets which smell like …
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Comment #17100775
IIRC, there was an agent who brought the stick into the facility. Also, read this: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jan/11/iran-nuclear-c...
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Comment #16577068
I'm curious: what OS do you use and what sites are you visiting? I've had a stellar experience on Arch Linux. The RAM usage is down. I can't say I really ever found Chrome slow, bu…
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Comment #16576754
I switched to Firefox from Chrome at 58. I've been very happy with the experience all around. Keep up the good work, Mozilla!
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Comment #16575627
Okay, I yield. I think you may be right. I've been thinking a lot about how I'll teach my children STEM topics and I've grappled with the idea of teaching Rust. One of the things I…
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Comment #16573263
While the book is really top notch (I'm usually not a fan of programming language books), there's something to be said for not introducing all concepts at once. A scripting languag…
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Comment #16571408
Take the context into consideration: this whole thread is about performance and the comment on mutability was speaking of mutability in place, because that matters for performance.…
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Comment #16570094
Thanks for addressing the latter point. I forgot to draw that distinction. That's a curious point, however, and I'll have to check that out more for myself as you suggest.
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Comment #16570075
I couldn't have hoped for a better answer. Thanks!
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Comment #16568576
Would any sort of actor model language have the raw throughput for a AAA game? I get how this model is nice for the web, for example, but I'm wondering why it doesn't get used for …