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tus89
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Comment #29321580
What could possibly go Rhrong.
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Comment #29211977
The hivemind is most displeased.
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Comment #29157558
More like "who wants to change this code and cause a train crash?". Not I.
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Comment #29111009
> symmetric multithreading (SMT, also known as "hyperthreading"). Say what now?
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Comment #28992334
What has this got to do with Hackers or News?
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Comment #28909776
Yay -- maintaining type definitions for arbitrarily complex nested dicts/arrays that are often built up when processing data and in all manner of different ways. You know why "Any"…
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Comment #28845271
> Well, arrays and objects are quite special in JavaScript. If you pass them to a function it will pass the reference to the array or object which means it will mutate the original…
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Comment #28806769
> Consider a Stop sign. It is a red octagon on a post with the letters ‘S-T-O-P’ printed on it. This is probably why he isn't very well known. It's this kind of crap which gives ph…
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Comment #28750307
Even browsing HN?
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Comment #28742303
Sounds more like the misfortune of using a Mac.
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Comment #28656062
> There seems to be little doubt that religion, faith, spirituality or rite can have benefits. Doubt among who? Religious congregations?
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Comment #28655872
Mass rape of little kids?
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Comment #28586774
> However, the black, spherical bomb, wick slowly burning away to a boom, has remained the understood image for an explosive. According to who? Citation needed.
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Comment #28496070
I switched Chrome to use secure DNS with neither Croogle or CloudBlare (used OpenDNS) and now it works fine. Fuck the megacorps.
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Comment #28495738
I can't resolve with either 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1.
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Comment #28465564
Well those same media companies pushed to get paid by Facebook for their own posts (they they post) on Facebook's platform -- so it seems right they should take responsibility for …
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Comment #28438800
Too far.
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Comment #28438791
> In a network game, if player 1 opens a door, you want player 2 to see the door opening IFF they are within the "network relevancy" radius of the door. This is all kind of wrong. …
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Comment #28437503
There is a special place in hell for these cryptards.
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Comment #28437457
Thanks God the beaches are running out of sand!
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Comment #28418837
We are making more. Lots more. But we are buying even more than that. Its called demand > supply.
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Comment #28374743
The persecution of Christianity by Rome is a myth and largely a response to it's regressive attempts to deprive others of religious freedom, and destroy classical civilization/educ…
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Comment #28374410
I don't think strict beliefs and Rome were really a thing until a certain Eastern religion took over.
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Comment #28361384
what does the word proactive mean to you?
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Comment #28352422
The goal is for the train to NOT be centered when cornering, the cones allow for this. If the train was centered during corning, or simply with non-coned wheels, the outer wheel wo…