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421.
by castis 9y ago
Submitted post title is deliberately misleading. Should end with "It is the present".
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by castis 9y ago
Congratulations on shipping your book! This is slightly off topic but something I've always wondered. Who picks the organism featured on the cover?
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by castis 9y ago
You may be new here, but asking for downvotes has been in the guidelines for ever. Please don't bait other users by inviting them to downvote you or proclaim that you expect to get downvoted.
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by castis 9y ago
Which do you have an issue with, the idea, or the person expressing it? While we're at it, I can't recall the last time I met an accidental pedant.
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by castis 9y ago
And it's reactors all the way down, mate! That radioactive material was created by an ancestor of our current fusion reactor.
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by castis 10y ago
But isn't that what this is? I was under the impression that a compiler turns source code into machine code whereas a transpiler turns source code into differnet source code?
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by castis 10y ago
I agree, we should continue let all the badly configured IoT devices continually be used against the end user. Doing something about it is dangerous and no one likes danger.
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by castis 10y ago
A more apt comparison is the kid that warns the other kids that someone will be coming by shortly to shut the whole thing down so not everyone gets in trouble. While we're here, throwing around some ad hominem trash is a good way to sh
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by castis 10y ago
Yes but wood has a pre-existing cycle already in place. Plastic hasn't existed for as long as wood has. If a new microbe or whatever evolves to feed on plastic and becomes widespread, it would certainly be a new experience for us.
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by castis 10y ago
You're right that it was never a big forest, but it was never much of a barren desert either. The biome type is chaparral.
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by castis 10y ago
Don't you think? Nobody that read the article or the complaint itself thinks that. https://www.scribd.com/document/345620278/Bose-Privacy-Compl... (i) collect and record the titles of the music and audio fi
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by castis 10y ago
Well thats great because you should always use tools that appropriate for the task.
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by castis 10y ago
I honestly believe that if Apple and Tesla were to be come one, it wouldn't bring Apple up, it would take Tesla down. With no visionary at the helm, Apples reputation for readily usable tech seems to be decreasing while Tesla has been
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by castis 10y ago
How do you imagine we would be begin to look for the things you're describing?
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by castis 10y ago
I use the editorconfig plugin at work. You have an .editorconfig file at the base of your projects and everyones text editor gets the same settings on a per-project basis. One of the default settings is to trim excess whitespaces.
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by castis 10y ago
This works particularly well with the pattern matching option on android devices.
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by castis 10y ago
I would imagine that you; the reader, does. If you find something incorrect, you should tell them or make an attempt to do so. Having said that, I'm skeptical that this will be a force for overall good. I can already imagine ways in wh
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by castis 10y ago
Ahh yeah that makes sense, thanks for that!
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by castis 10y ago
I was helping maintain the /r/cubers place. We were neighbored with /r/bulgaria and ended up using the Bulgarian colors in the cube as well as helping maintaining their flag with them. Was a really nice experience overal
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by castis 10y ago
It's possible that I missed something, but what does this post have to do with host gator?
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by castis 10y ago
Why not contribute to the conversation and tell us why what we're reading is incorrect?
442.
by castis 10y ago
I believe the most useful invention of the 19th century was possibly the cotton gin :)
443.
by castis 10y ago
I bet all my money that Representative Jack Williams of Alabama has the nastiest porn collection of anyone you've ever met.
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by castis 10y ago
I would assume that snapchat doesn't delete your snaps after x amount of hours either. Probably for the same reasons.
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by castis 10y ago
I've been parroting for a while that Snapchat was a feature masquerading as a business (I got that idea from somewhere but I don't remember where). Once FB messenger gets the filter goofiness that SC has (maybe it does already, I
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by castis 10y ago
I agree that the case is perfectly realistic. > How does rust protect against such integer overflow caused by multiplication? To me, the question was whether or not Rust would have been able to natively protect against this, considering
447.
by castis 10y ago
Probably not but HN has a habit of putting the year in the title of older content. Makes sense to keep it up, no?
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by castis 10y ago
Accept that terror attacks will get through sometimes. I don't disagree with you but this would be difficult for any one person to pass down from wherever it is the person making these decisions sits. They'd have to accept that
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by castis 10y ago
What would you have them do instead? edit: I was unaware that asking an honest question was frowned upon. Lesson learned, thanks.
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by castis 10y ago
Only naivety would lead someone to lump all Americans together and claim they are collectively responsible for this. Also, America is a big place [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americas

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