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wrycoder

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About wrycoder

Programming evolution: Fortran, Joss, PL1, HP Basic, APL, 6502, Z80, x86, Scheme, Logo, C, Python, JS, Zig

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    Comment #49044093

    Instant, wide-range (mesh) private comms are rather different than a couple of people out in a field at night talking.

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    Comment #49044049

    That was Australia. In China, they welded the doors to their housing units shut.

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    Comment #46399231

    An EV with a degraded battery and miles per charge is still very useful for retired people who are tired of traveling long distance and can plug in at home. There should be a good …

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    Comment #46399035

    By Antonio Gulli, Google Forward by Marco Argenti, CIO, Goldman Sachs ...explore a diverse range of design patterns, from foundational concepts like structuring sequential operatio…

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    Comment #45761674

    The author of Starlark, a language covered by one of these books on software, discovers that the book is full of hallucinations and incorrect information. He remarks that a beginne…

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    Comment #45354596

    It looked like it was going to be a real downer to the end, but.... and then it was.

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    Comment #45107933

    Perhaps flag the account and switch out the AI instance for Boring-BobGPT and further monitoring?

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    Comment #43737410

    My town votes 50/50 Republican/Democrat, yet our newly rebuilt library is filled with lib/women oriented non-fiction and contemporary women’s pulp fiction. They no longer even have…

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    Comment #43519600

    LOL, read the one star reviews [0]. The problem with the mechanical ones is they are shoddy these days and can't be depended on. It seems no one knows how to make a high quality me…

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    Comment #43407791

    Yes. Think of it as a CAPTCHA. There’s a reason.

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    Comment #43297507

    And yet the ranks of proofreaders and editors never blinked.

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    Comment #43287028

    [flagged]

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    Comment #43119889

    IMO, a most useful thing is Lynx in DIRED mode. A great read-only directory browser - just enter a local url when you start it. For example, or .

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    Comment #42976805

    Constitution, yes - but following it, not so much. I would really like the Federal government to improve in that regard.

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    Comment #42785785

    From TFA, ...the creator of the R programming language, Ross Ihaka, who provided benchmarks demonstrating that Lisp’s optional type declaration and machine-code compiler allow for …

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    Comment #42688808

    Yeah, and who is doing the killing?

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    Comment #42663255

    I have one I paid $150 for. But bubble sextants are usually only used on aircraft.