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tester756

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    Comment #49246855

    Why take drugs when you can take home-delivery diet? This is genuine question, I've started using them and they're one of the best things I've ever paid for. You get good food, at …

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    Comment #49209301

    use 10 meters of wrappers around C and its quirks? :P

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    Comment #49208275

    Why care about lang which doesnt really support strings well?

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    Comment #49149296

    I don't know

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    Comment #49149292

    Not anymore, during covid many things changed, many people moved on with their lives and other people prefer to argue about interviews and market instead of hard tech

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    Comment #49136027

    During last years quality of discussions went down, but still I disagree on programming forums (actual forums, not reddit/hn like) we've had very experienced people like 1) world c…

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    Comment #49129898

    what's the story behind Sit. Awarness?

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    Comment #49122716

    >Tests! Unit tests, integration tests, random adhoc scripts. You know - TDD! Tests =/= TDD

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    Comment #49090219

    Wasnt Roslyn 1st at implementing this on such scale?

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    Comment #49090021

    >While most hello worlds do not check that the message was printed Should they?

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    Comment #49090002

    Whats the point of evaluating technology from hello world programs?

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    Comment #49007601

    >In a production-grade compiler like LLVM they are rare enough that it compiles giant projects like Linux and Chromium without detectable issues. https://github.com/llvm/llvm-proje…

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    Comment #48993680

    >A compiler almost never produces a wrong output back log of compiler's bugs can be pretty large

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    Comment #48970757

    I'd bet that nobody just cares enough, but idk

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    Comment #48965987

    8 GB was getting common like 16 years ago...

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    Comment #48934814

    Obvious mess. I bought it on IPO and sold 1-2 hours later with some gain

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    Comment #48809965

    >though I was thinking it would be mecessary to go back and do a masters. It's interesting that that might not be required Well, there are no universal rules Sometimes it could mak…

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    Comment #48796700

    I've been working full time for like 3 yrs as C# dev + doing higher edu at weekends at the same time and I was about to decide thesis topic. I've been searching for something chall…

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    Comment #48796101

    >The people contributing to LLVM probably know everything down to assembly generation. they're truly incredible. Not really. I was webdev who then switched into compilers job with …

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    Comment #48551686

    Who's problem is this? Nvidia probably doesnt officially say anything about this and 99.9% of people do not rename process name

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    Comment #48551677

    5 or 50? I'd say 5 years ago it was already Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, GTA 5, etc.

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    Comment #48547662

    One of those is not like the others >- Used software lock-in of CUDA to gain advantage in hardware sales.

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    Comment #48336829

    >Modern sites are extremely complex. BASH, Docker, Kubernetes, Python, Varnish, NGINX, Postgres, Cassandra, Elastic, Redis, Celery, CSS/Sass, Typescript. Observability, logging, bu…

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    Comment #48088445

    What you care more about? technical details or real-world outcomes?