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throw_await

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    Comment #48931814

    I think it's a little disappointing. Almost all questions are about AI, and a few of them are written very suggestively. This may have been the last one I filled out.

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    Comment #48856824

    They are already doing that. There is an official summer break until September 02.

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    Comment #48720710

    As the top comment states, there is a lint rule, but you have to turn it on.

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    Comment #48708834

    Every program can listen to keypresses via /dev/input

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    Comment #48708690

    https://delta.chat/en/

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    Comment #48574044

    If tooling is relying on the output format of porcelain commands, it's wrong. The output of various subcommands have already changed more than once.

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    Comment #48574010

    That makes me sad. This termainology is really one of the major flaws of git, along with the checkout/reset thing

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    Comment #48391128

    > "Goulash Programming Night" sounds almost like a cooking marathon for sleep-deprived computer science students. What began in 2002 in a basement room in Karlsruhe with a few tech…

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    Comment #48139721

    Wenn wouldn't have pearls like while ( dst++ = src++);

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    Comment #48124257

    What a wierd phrasing. It reads to me like it excludes the possibility of it being the same.

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    Comment #48076448

    Like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camp_badge

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    Comment #48054470

    That's a folk etymology. Sorry is a derivative of sore. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sorry

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    Comment #48046143

    Thank you

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    Comment #48005566

    Nowadays those 6000 people don't even develop anything, they do outsourcing.

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    Comment #48000441

    Why does it say "microsoft" locked the thread?

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    Comment #47964153

    And by introducing Monad, we gain the ability to abstract over these things: List, Option, Result, Functions, State, ...

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    Comment #47845501

    The EU let Ursula von der Leyen say a lot of false statements about this https://netzpolitik.org/2026/gesichtsscan-und-handy-zwang-vo...

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    Comment #47827869

    You're right of course.