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xereeto
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Comment #42903714
I think that’s a drastic oversimplification.
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Comment #41613347
Impressive project and maybe it's just hubris talking but I think he could have made this a whole lot easier on himself if he built a duplex modem program and implemented something…
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Comment #40651984
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Comment #40651951
little matter called respect
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Comment #37305080
To hell with nature! I have never understood this argument even a little bit.
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Comment #37120631
Depeche Mode warned us about this. Someone to hear your prayers, someone who cares...
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Comment #37098108
US domestic culture war bullshit is decidedly not global politics.
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Comment #37098101
Sure there are. "Is the universe really billions of years old, or did it pop into existence three seconds ago in its current state including all of your memories?" It's impossible …
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Comment #37011183
The way you phrased it definitely made it sound like you were implying it was a bad thing lol
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Comment #37006649
Science doesn’t say anything about consciousness because there is no known way to study it empirically. That doesn’t mean we should start accepting metaphysical woo though.
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Comment #37006614
Yes, preserving my own life is worth more to me than passing resources to “future generations”. I’m not having kids anyway. Death is a natural part of life, but so was smallpox unt…
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Comment #36980867
This blog post takes a lot of words to say “look at how smart I am! there’s no way this could possibly go wrong!” Maybe it makes me an asshole but I’m rooting for a rates hike or s…
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Comment #36963771
The transistor was unequivocally the biggest technological breakthrough since fire
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Comment #36954121
You do know headers are transferred whether you look at them or not, right? A request to icanhazip.com results in a response that is 90% completely wasted bandwidth.
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Comment #36953660
Not if you use the PROXY protocol
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Comment #35767650
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Comment #35663888
These are all very simple low hanging fruit puns. None of these come close to the human example. That said, I'm not an idiot - AI will get there and probably soon.
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Comment #29762317
This bug could only have been introduced after 2000, because if it can't fit a number beginning with 22 it certainly can't fit one beginning with 96.