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xref

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    Comment #48500002

    I definitely read that as D-Bus hell

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    Comment #42513173

    Apparently _you’ve_ never heard of wizards!

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    Comment #40842400

    I have this in my “East Germany” collection along with Good Bye Lenin! and Deutschland 83 . Could probably use a few more entries.

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    Comment #40795681

    [2022] I’d imagine a lot more empirical evidence has been generated one way or the other in the intervening two years

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    Comment #40605463

    The ringing in my ears has always sounded like the high-voltage flyback inside old CRT tvs/monitors. Maybe I spent too long around them. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyback_con…

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    Comment #40487733

    But a good way to save pedestrians on the sidewalk

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    Comment #40437527

    IANAD but I’d imagine with all the knee/hip/everything replacements, metal plates in heads, pins in wrists, pacemaker implants etc that it’s a manageable issue.

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    Comment #40215453

    Ben Horowitz co-founded Andreesen Horowitz so you know, take whatever he says about his partner with a grain of salt

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    Comment #39994990

    I would point out for centuries, I’m thinking at least through the Industrial Revolution, 10-16 hours was the norm and many families were still raised. And it was horrible. https:/…

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    Comment #39902240

    From reading upthread it sounds like performance impact is heavily dependent on the skill of the game development team, ie: if they pick the wrong things to hook during the in-game…

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    Comment #39897394

    We need less/more/same regulation, whichever one satisfies my desires at any given moment!

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    Comment #39687887

    For people who like exploring, know the leaning tower of Pisa is absolutely _not_ a once-in-a-lifetime experience. There are over 100 leaning towers around the world! https://en.m.…

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    Comment #39579315

    > The "anonymity and privacy inherent in the cryptocurrency system are what draw individuals, particularly those with illicit intentions, towards its use," 1) people vastly overest…

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    Comment #39570965

    We already tried a temperance movement in America, it was…wildly unpopular and unenforceable to say the least.

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    Comment #39570946

    I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make, but from looking at the last two federal election cycles the split doesn’t appear anywhere near 50/50 * https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi…

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    Comment #39570782

    Aspirin has side effects.

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    Comment #39497289

    Android Debug Bridge, for future readers

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    Comment #39475641

    For all the panics about shoplifting or stores claiming they’re closing because of retail loss (spoiler: that’s not the truth) it’s a drop in the bucket compared to wage theft http…

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    Comment #39475544

    Looks like Millison is with Oregon State University https://workspace.oregonstate.edu/osu-permaculture-design

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    Comment #39475389

    “there’s nothing that can’t be solved by another layer of abstraction”

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    Comment #39432668

    I reread it 3 times and still left a typo in there, guess it’s good I didn’t become an editor :facepalm:

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    Comment #39427130

    At a Winco there was a box fan full of tools and parts parked at the end of the parking lot with a hundred or so carts in front of it. It was a repairman going through every cart, …

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    Comment #39413601

    There’s a general contrarian-for-contrarians-sake streak among us here, and prevailing sentiment outside HN was that the changes were terrible

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    Comment #39391962

    As a random datapoint I learned recently the Solana blockchain consensus software, written in Rust and notorious for absolutely dismal performance, is being completely rewritten…in…

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    Comment #39286270

    I see Ars Technica taking a lot of flak in the comments but lawdy, they’re still pretty great and one of the news sources I actually pay for (full-text rss feeds are a nice bonus).…