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xigoi

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    Comment #49217118

    > Running a GC takes time, pollutes the cache, and is often run at an unpredictable time. Isn’t this only the case for tracing garbage collectors? (And even then, not all of them a…

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    Comment #49207559

    > What does weight affect? Obesity is strongly associated with several health problems.

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    Comment #49206950

    Every physical gift card I’ve seen had an expiry date.

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    Comment #49141985

    But then there would be no space for the extremely useful Copilot key!

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    Comment #49138276

    > Especially if you use square brackets for generic instantiation, so your example is semantically close to std::array of C++. Yes, it is like that.

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    Comment #49132924

    I don’t use AI for ethical reasons. I don’t want to support companies that are destroying the planet and inflating hardware prices.

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    Comment #49132872

    You can have that without writing them in C or C++.

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    Comment #49132847

    A Microslop employee won’t get promoted for that.

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    Comment #49132239

    F-Droid makes it much easier to discover apps.

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    Comment #49132215

    Or even var str: array[10, ptr char]

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    Comment #49083917

    > The lack of digital evidence is not proof of innocence. A claim made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

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    Comment #49055812

    Where do you think the bots learned it from?

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    Comment #49019593

    On Linux, the en dash is typed with `[Compose]--.` and the em dash with `[Compose]---`.

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    Comment #49019519

    The second one is about how Git uses the word “checkout” for three unrelated operations, violating the Unix philosophy.

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    Comment #49017931

    I don’t eat food that I am allergic to or don’t like the taste. What does that have to do with politics?

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    Comment #48985394

    He could have been paid by Anthropic to run a brute-force computer search. The counterexample looks short enough that, given a portion of Anthropic’s computing power and a sufficie…

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    Comment #48985257

    Is there any evidence that the discovery was made by Claude and not by Levent Alpöge himself? The only sources listed in the wikipedia article are an X post and a news article that…

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    Comment #48965838

    From the article: > When your posts are individual HTML files (not Markdown files or database entries), they can finally be seen as the individual web pages that they truly are. An…

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    Comment #48965809

    NFS supports dynamic websites (giving you access to a full Linux system with many programming languages), though you’ll have to pay more.

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    Comment #48956286

    Isn’t this only a problem if the language is case-insensitive?

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    Comment #48956236

    > because people give up at "how do I import a lib to make an http call" ? Ironically, this is where I gave up on trying to learn Rust. I just wanted to make a HTTP request and the…

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    Comment #48955476

    More like “This artist won the drawing competition because someone told her the theme in advance and the specifically practiced drawing pelicans for hundreds of hours.”

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    Comment #48932324

    From what I can tell, DuckDB is more focused on huge-scale data analysis than simple data persistence, so I’m not sure if it fits my use cases. Otherwise, it looks good.

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    Comment #48931651

    What are other choices for FOSS serverless relational databases? I’ve been looking everywhere and couldn’t find anything.