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veqq

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    Comment #49216371

    Vowel lengths on the main text would be great.

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    Comment #49216232

    > marker of progress Unfortunately it's just a mix of a few existing translations. Elsewhere there's an explanation showing this line by line.

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    Comment #49216221

    > The only thing Fable was given was a clean of copy of the ancient Greek Ok, but this clearly combines a few translations line by line if you work through it.

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    Comment #49201045

    > The reason they are ahead in the first place is labor cost & the QOL workers will tolerate That hasn't been accurate in a decade. Chinese labor costs have been higher than Mexico…

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    Comment #49191956

    I've been doing leetcode in Janet in a (sometimes) tacit (variabless), branchless way: (def find-shared-gcd (comp (fn [e] (max ;(map (fn [d] (* d ;(map |(- 1 (min 1 (mod $ d))) e))…

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    Comment #49188783

    > I think we are noticing it. Are you not? The software around us seems worse than ever, constantly breaking and significantly worse than 1-3 decades ago.

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    Comment #49187659

    Linux hit 10% desktop usage recently

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    Comment #49079497

    EYG's structure editor is amazing, not letting you create syntactically invalid code etc.

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    Comment #49043627

    > virtually all configured for sour crude They have retooled them in the past 40 years for the actually accessible inputs and desired distillates.

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    Comment #49030599

    It supports ncurses too. And if someone else wanted to maintain the SDL2 version or such, they'd be happy. The issue's just a lack of engineering effort and more people complaining…

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    Comment #49030519

    > so what is the problem? That browsers/web tech is moving in the opposite way and blocking various emacs-esque usecases.

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    Comment #48997965

    https://nsl.com/papers/denial.html

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    Comment #48997607

    Many of us can read atw C and would love to investigate!

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    Comment #48975916

    There are many more! https://alexalejandre.com/interviews/

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    Comment #48973258

    A nuclear build out would make enough cheap electricity to scrub the atmosphere clean.

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    Comment #48973243

    Really happy you liked it!

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    Comment #48972930

    I'm a bit confused by this, since indoor CO2's higher (double?) so wouldn't we already be experiencing it?

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    Comment #48954832

    They're very distinct. Both are good in their own ways like elephants and dolphins. Though HN suffers more under AI spam, it permits wider topics and has a wider userbase.

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    Comment #48954810

    Elitism and hierarchy are good. Drowning everything in slop and darkness is bad. Giving everyone something to strive for is good.

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    Comment #48954536

    I did too! I'm sorry it didn't get any pick up here, though :(

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    Comment #48953746

    edit: misread requests as writes