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tightbookkeeper

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    Comment #42147093

    This is 10 year old story. It’s very interesting which ones stay in the public consciousness.

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    Comment #42146892

    You’re missing context. We are discussing their 5+ other lawsuits.

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    Comment #42146875

    Only for the larp value. What attributes make it more dangerous?

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    Comment #42143971

    AR-15 is merely a body style, there is no metric by which it is more dangerous than a hunting rifle.

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    Comment #42143963

    > what else would you propose? Not suing others for millions or billions and spreading misery. Nothing can bring those kids back. Maybe the government could have offered education …

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    Comment #42142183

    Sounds like a principled take based on rule of law.

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    Comment #42139863

    Wikipedia page disagrees with you. Whether they collected that amount, I do not know.

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    Comment #42139595

    No. I actually don’t think lashing out at any wallet that happens to be in the area will make anyone happy. The people who are responsible are dead.

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    Comment #42139581

    > people/orgs that enabled the tragedy They didn’t though. Holding a rifle manufacturer liable for a shooting makes no sense, unless applied universally. A journalist writing a boo…

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    Comment #42137670

    Desktop OS may struggle at thousands of thread. Linux can handle many more just fine. > Your program needs one million threads that sleep for 2 seconds, read some data and then fin…

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    Comment #42137642

    Don’t forget their many other successful lawsuits: - school administration - rifle manufacturer - the shooters mother (home insurance) - other journalists who wrote about the event…

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    Comment #42137602

    I have yet to hear what meaning tolerance has in this interpretation. Surely chairman mao agrees with free speech that doesn’t harm his society and social programs

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    Comment #42135362

    I agree. The right thing to do is to wait for the task to finish. I wrote that first line in jest, I’m making fun of the notion that blocking = slow = unresponsive.

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    Comment #42135350

    > you run out of (OS) threads very fast. What does run out mean?

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    Comment #42135313

    And somehow all these programmers who never care about performance because “computers are fast” become micro-optimizers, willing to restructure every line of code to save a few KB …

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    Comment #42135251

    If you’re talking about the course where you write a linked list, hash table, quick sort, etc. That’s pretty basic and fundamental stuff. And I don’t know why you would like progra…

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    Comment #42135165

    > you disable every single button that allows the user to do something else before the previous operation completes. Wow you mean the whole program becomes unresponsive? Crazy! To …

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    Comment #42135044

    > hang Hang implies there is something you are not responding to. Let me ask again. What are you imagining your main thread should be doing while it is waiting for essential data? …

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    Comment #42134968

    But most windows 98 era Ui programs were 1 or 2 threads…. You just handle events in order in a loop. It works and is far more responsive than what we have today. > Disks are certai…

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    Comment #42134924

    > non-blocking What is your program going to work on while it waits for the task? Usually nothing. You need to read some data before analyzing it, etc. While you wait the OS can sw…

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    Comment #42132611

    The planes are important for collision and occlusion queries. And yes. Intersection of planes is a higher level language than vertices and UVs. It pushes more work onto the compute…

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    Comment #42126801

    You’re not responding to the article. > BSP is just outdated and limiting - In quake brushes are not just visual, but are also used to solve collisions. Without brushes you need se…

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    Comment #42119047

    > I don't know exactly what you mean by "surveys," Typical education studies look at two classrooms/sets of kids, and then compare grades with and without X. It's a mess. > Yeah, a…