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tetris11

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    Comment #49255719

    Agreed, but then shrink the price too

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    Comment #49254865

    It's insane to see the UK still growing. Despite all of our problems, it's still a nice place to be

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    Comment #49212725

    What happened between February and March?

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    Comment #49194098

    "When work felt like home" Gosh I haven't experienced that in a while. Working remote really does feel like a death sentence sometimes

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    Comment #49188546

    I had the great pleasure/misfortune of being forced to work with LaminDB, and I can tell you folks; data provenance isn't going away -- it will be used to train the very AI models …

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    Comment #49179595

    What's to stop Ikea from pushing an OTA and crippling your whole setup 2 years from now?

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    Comment #49179581

    No one has both the time to avoid every deception set by large industry. We're all experts in our respective fields but can be completely side-jumped by something just adjacent to …

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    Comment #49168389

    Eternal rains will come We should say goodbye And suffer on our own As all our thoughts were wrong

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    Comment #49137131

    Quotes should be enough to trigger an exact search. How we regressed from this is beyond me

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    Comment #49123273

    Given the nose-diving literacy rate history might begin to repeat itself

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    Comment #49072744

    Hogwash. Humans are masters of innovation, and are highly motivated to solve problems. None of these men worked from the ground up, but built on the groundwork laid down by others …

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    Comment #49072672

    Had they not used a reflector pin in the encryption (simplified encrypting/decrypting a message using the same rotor configuration) it would have been far harder to crack, because …

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    Comment #49072621

    The National Museum of Computing (just up the road from Bletchley Park) has a working Colossus

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    Comment #49052710

    My doorbell camera. It's like sitting on the stoop watching the world go by

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    Comment #49011191

    crosses fingers "Low hanging fruit, low hanging fruit, low hanging fruit..." hyper-ventilates

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    Comment #48982545

    > The Association receives more than 85% of its revenue from sources other than corporations. These sources include contributions from individuals, foundations and estates, as well…

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    Comment #48946879

    I would love to see a First person view of that tumble

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    Comment #48924321

    "Staufen darf nicht zerbrechen!"

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    Comment #48900467

    Oh wow. Off-topic but quite refreshing to see a site not absolutely plastered in AI posts

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    Comment #48898573

    > What used to take 3 months is taking 9 or more. Yep. You used to apply for a few relevant grants ahead of time, wait for your talented grad student to wait a few months whilst th…

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    Comment #48892195

    I'd go the other way and say Cyberpunk was meant to be capitalism taken to its logical extreme (unregulated industries rife with corruption, with markets/regimes perturbed only thr…

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    Comment #48858935

    I guess that explains the timing of the SpaceX IPO

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    Comment #48847461

    Or XKCD. I love patch day.

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    Comment #48834543

    Agree. I watch a bit of BBC Archive every now and then, and what strikes me most is how people are essentially the same on almost the exact topics we discuss today. Here's a video …