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zowanet

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    Comment #30542848

    Presumably this is meant to be a (very approximate) userland-implementation of the declined Pipe Operator RFC[0]. [0]: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/pipe-operator-v2

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    Comment #30542735

    Passing the first argument as part of the variadic array isn't necessary. Here's my version in only 66 bytes, what do I win? ;)

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    Comment #30435680

    A very enlightening read -- I certainly didn't expect the tangential connection to the separatist crisis in eastern Ukraine. More on topic; is anyone aware of any attempt to employ…

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    Comment #30003114

    What's your revenue like?

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    Comment #29440574

    > The title is very misleading [...] Seems like puff piece for now This has become typical for the BBC: Phrase a headline as a question to which the implied answer may be "Yes", bu…

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    Comment #28070450

    Provided your request and response payload is guaranteed to be These are AWS Lambda's hard limits, and are too low for many webhook applications.

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    Comment #27475039

    Note: current/later versions of Grbl are hosted under a different GitHub organization: https://github.com/gnea/grbl instead of https://github.com/grbl/grbl

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    Comment #26057064

    > Note carefully that the context here is size optimisation only. Indeed, and even if other benefits were once possible in the early x86 era, modern CPUs use register renaming[0] w…

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    Comment #25030581

    Hi W. Interesting, it seems that even after several years away from the company, I have fallen foul of the Foundry's culture of secrecy. > I had the privilege of using 4 red rocket…

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    Comment #25027138

    As much as I dislike many of RED's practices, I must state that this version of events is highly inaccurate. Source: I am a former Foundry employee.

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    Comment #24774959

    I wouldn't say it's a meme, it's just a convenient shorthand for "I'm not overly familiar with the domain, please help me understand". No need to overthink it.

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    Comment #24322957

    Here's a direct link to this month's messages: https://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2020-August/thread...

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    Comment #24155038

    Coerced-typed (weak) comparisons and easy accidental fallthrough are the problems commonly associated with switch statements. The new match construct fixes both of these and is als…

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    Comment #23653130

    JavaScript's async features are made possible because of its event loop (Node.js is essentially V8 + libuv). You can use one of many event loop implementations with PHP, including …

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    Comment #23653088

    This[1] works fine in every version of PHP since at least v4.3.0 (released in 2002). Do you have a concrete example of this supposed breakage? [1]: https://3v4l.org/DWDLn

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    Comment #23619979

    Already under discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23617229 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23616422

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    Comment #23619765

    I don't like change. I don't like the circular avatars - I don't need the place I store my code to feel like a social network. But the worst change for me is that the 'Languages' s…

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    Comment #23105979

    Also GitHub supports .keys" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/ .keys

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    Comment #22997139

    LibreOffice supported Adobe Flash...?

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    Comment #22864947

    Beautiful.

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    Comment #20566563

    I don't suppose there's a torrent/magnet link? My http download is glacially slow right now...

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    Comment #20420383

    And BMP, TIFF, DPX, EXR etc all work really fine if you are not worried about the size. But being worried about the size is the whole point of image compression.