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thatspartan

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    TIL that the Star Trek Stamets character is based on a real world Paul Stamets working on actual Mycelium. Wow

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    Comment #48763374

    I think they're referring to "then" vs "than"

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    Comment #44693591

    Ahh, half-timbered houses, parties and pirate hunting. It was a nice day when GoG put it up as one of their good old games.

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    Comment #44216331

    Speaking of laptop batteries as a UPS source, some laptops come with battery management features that keep the battery healthy even when plugged in full time, usually exposed as a …

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    Comment #43953121

    Congratulations on launching William. There's quite a bit of criticism here that'll help you refine your app I think. I'm working on a something similar and already learning from t…

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    Comment #43944933

    Thanks for landing the mtmd functionality in the server. Like the other commenter I kept poring over commits in anticipation.

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    Comment #27313177

    As I read this, Greenspun's tenth rule of programming humorously came to mind: "Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridd…

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    Comment #27098364

    You make fair points in that micro services are not a silver bullet, the functional wins I perceive aren't automatic and I intentionally build a service in that way to get the func…

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    Comment #27098196

    TLDR: Micro services offer a REPL like experience for application architecture. The way I see it, micro-services are the architectural analogues of functional programming. They let…

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    Comment #17811779

    This has helped me to view the GNU GPL in a new light. That is, to ensure freedom, we curtail the freedom to limit the freedom of others with respect to software.