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vardump

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    Comment #49214567

    A great resource for any performance deoptimization.

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    Comment #49158416

    Any kind of constructive discussion becomes very hard. Fake ”criticism” and cheapshots make actual criticism nearly impossible.

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    Comment #49136996

    The current crop of cars are significantly safer than in early 2000s.

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    Comment #48925944

    That is a bit too harsh. Not all applications require those guarantees. It’s fine if you can trust the inputs.

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    Comment #48885360

    I honestly don't see how Russia is going to win. The West is never going to allow that, because the future consequences would be detrimental.

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    Comment #48885346

    True before the war. Putin did manage to make Ukraine united. The clear majority of Russian speaking Ukrainians support Zelenskyy now.

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    Comment #48885178

    Sigh. It's still a very cheap price to pay for the European security.

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    Comment #48883967

    Ask Google AI what's the real value of the supplied aid. Also, supplying Ukraine is a cheap way to prevent similar invasions from happening in the future.

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    Comment #48883762

    Because it's not true? If you think it is, sources please.

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    Comment #48858306

    Ah ok. I replied to ~45 minutes stale page.

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    Comment #48858289

    Raspberry Pi and other SBCs, Android phones and practically all of the embedded devices with a display and microprocessor. All have unified memory. Linux runs just fine on all of t…

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    Comment #48844992

    > actively helped Russia in its invasion of Ukraine That's the opposite. Without Musk, Russia might have succeeded back in 2022. All other communication methods failed other than S…

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    Comment #48844784

    Little by little, memories of the 1980s fade.

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    Comment #48809723

    Curiously Teslas currently have two click wheels in the steering wheel.

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    Comment #48763886

    That’s nice. Windows drivers have always been a PITA to test.

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    Comment #48753106

    I’ve been looking for a wind turbine you could deploy on the roof. I’ve got 15 kW of inverter capacity available. So far my conclusion has been that it’s not yet time for this.

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    Comment #48751265

    Great, now we can have Angry Birds in 3D.

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    Comment #48740407

    Try quarter of a century. Time flies.

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    Comment #48684979

    Thanks! I think both approaches have their uses, neither fully replaces the other.

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    Comment #48656508

    Embedded Swift in a script. That seems like a useful concept for small scripts on macOS. I will definitely steal this idea.

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    Comment #48656411

    Thanks! Now I potentially have ~20 USB WiFi adapters I didn’t have yesterday. Even better, no need to hassle with the WiFi settings on the target system. In wrong hands, Pico W is …

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    Comment #48589558

    I would be surprised if you could get even one third of performance of floats. So why bother?

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    Comment #48510412

    In this case, the whistleblowing was done by DirtyTesla (as credited by Dan). Respect to him for that. Dan has created proven fake videos where Tesla is allegedly unsafe, but got c…

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    Comment #48509883

    Does it borrow borrow checker?

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    Comment #48509804

    You should have shown the original video and not the one from Dan O'Dowd. He is not interested in pedestrian safety in any way, he is doing this only to promote his own company, Gr…