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towergratis
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Comment #27805940
Because it is not the right tool for the job. A cheap logic analyzer, like DSLogic, would probably work much better for the specific use case.
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Comment #27726270
> I wonder what percentage of residents support the tax increases necessary to provide such services. Straw man fallacy. Why do you jump to the conclusion that the problem is finan…
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Comment #27613104
P4 pretty much died together with Barefoot Networks
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Comment #27597474
The root cause is the same
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Comment #27597296
The real problem is not specific to C++, memory or shared pointers, but as the author mentions later, the fact that "function parameters evaluation order is unspecified". The probl…
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Comment #27566310
I would use ssize_t instead of size_t. Mixing unsigned and signed is seriously broken in C, and hence better to stick with signed.
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Comment #27544953
Ammon not Aaron. Apologies
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Comment #27543333
The problem with Triplebyte IMHO is that what the originally promised, while a great idea and concept, it cannot scale. Also after interviewing with them for a role in their compan…
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Comment #27533379
Completely, but it is still worth mentioning the age. I don't know why people get triggered by it. It's like saying the 16yo chess champion, or the 18yo self made billionaire
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Comment #27532040
My comment was on older-self vs younger-self. It's not in your "self-interest", the way you mean it, to review your ideas and believes from when you were younger and realize that w…
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Comment #27531795
Experience and maturity matters. When I was young I too thought I knew all I needed to know. The older I get the more I understand that experience is very important.
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Comment #27427545
Moving north I see.I guess the next one will be called Santa Cruz macOs, or SCO.
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Comment #27401609
His defense was: > 1. I went to a neighborhood clinic in Oakland, CA that's literally next door to my house, I can see the church from my window. Paul lives in NYC which is on the …
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Comment #27401385
No matter how you try to present it, you know very well that you were not eligible, and you still went ahead and skipped the line. You are a scumbag.
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Comment #27350316
> My new cellphone literally has a Hasselblad camera on it Sorry to bust your bubble, but no, your phone doesn't have a Hasselblad camera on it. It has a lens that Hasselblad worke…
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Comment #27306949
Did I read that correctly? Are they removing the feature from existing cars as well? And that's because Tesla decided to ditch radar due to chip shortages? We moved from "You don't…
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Comment #27190852
Fast, Cheap, Safe - Chose two
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Comment #27110419
I guess "Meat can make a rare appearance" and "very regular" are subjective. I grew up in a metro area, and can say that my family, relatives, and friends, have had some kind of me…
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Comment #27091473
> Also one thing that is often overlooked is how 'old'/traditional diets were very seasonal. Great point. Also keep in mind that religion plays a critical role. Greece in the mid 1…
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Comment #27091462
Same in Greece, bread is everywhere. Every household buys at least a loaf per day, and of course it's free and as much as you can eat in every restaurant.
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Comment #27091442
Obviously I thought it was a rebuttal of my point, hence the question
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Comment #27090463
> The Mediterranean diet is a diet inspired by the eating habits of Greece, Italy, and Spain in the 1960s. Hmm.. that's what I said too, right?
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Comment #27090323
No self-respecting Greek mom buys anything else other than Extra Virgin Olive Oil. If it does get adulterated illegally, I don't know. But haven't heard of any scandal like that.
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Comment #27090314
From the article: > Forget lasagna, pizza, spanakopita and lamb souvlaki -- they are not on the daily menu of those who live by the Mediterranean seaside. > The true diet is simple…