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wildster
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Comment #47516490
CoreWeave's cash flow do not look too healthy.
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Comment #47311540
Except the Culture are the good guys.
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Comment #28168680
None of the Coal CCS have worked but Norway claim their Gas CCS has been working for 20 years. https://www.ice.org.uk/knowledge-and-resources/case-studies/...
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Comment #21562787
They should not have class variables.
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Comment #16861603
Yes, when Elixir runs amazing on a $5 a month digitalocean account.
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Comment #15837314
I am really liking the shopping cart app tutorial with great use of Contexts.
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Comment #12164600
Your blog has lovely CSS.
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Comment #12023765
I have an Lenovo Thinkpad x220 running Ubuntu that I needed to set the BIOS to Legacy.
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Comment #12009105
Why are UK SMSs so expensive?
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Comment #11119610
There are hosting companies such as Webfaction that have great reasonable rails or Django hosting.
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Comment #9998888
Is there anything open source like this?
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Comment #9947289
They should build in something like AngularJS, Backbone or Ember.
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Comment #9528239
Your going to get a load of spam putting you email address up here like that.
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Comment #9307472
Seems better than Skype.
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Comment #7228177
Like Thorium this does not prove that it will ever be commercially viable source of energy.
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Comment #7106106
An analogy can an have predictive power when there is no evidence?
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Comment #7062197
The only important question is, can you buy drugs with it?
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Comment #6973276
No Shit Sherlock, it was written 126 years ago.
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Comment #6539972
Why has google docs stopped being developed?
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Comment #6520721
Yes, this is not going to work without a card as a reward.
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Comment #6492490
If this means companies like Netflix use HTML5 rather than Silverlight to stream films it will ultimately make the world a better place.
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Comment #6414781
You don't make very much money writing Science Fiction novels.