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by coffeebeanHH 3y ago
Looks awesome! I'll go get that later for my machine
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by coffeebeanHH 3y ago
Fuckheads. If they're riding the wave of current protests they could as well go with 'drop api pricing policy' to make their point clear. The fuckhead moment comes by demanding a shit ton of money.
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by coffeebeanHH 3y ago
> and most of them are idiots Change the word most for some and you get a statement that also applies to mods. I like to check SO for problems I encounter but no way I would ask a question in there. Really don't like the toxic clima
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by coffeebeanHH 3y ago
much apreciated. thanks
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Wow, this link is a treasure! Thx
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
I thought Elon wanted Humankind to become even more entities. So why he tries to kill them instead?
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
True, functional programming is an interesting paradigm. Probably there's like one or two use cases when to prefer the suggested lang over another. The rest of the blog might be just a 'sales pitch'
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
What's the improvement over Haskell or say Elm?
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Sounds insanely stupid! There are free online fax services. They sometimes even include forwarding replies to a given email address.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Hhhh true. VW's system takes longer to kill someone but therefor kills more. Given their history and production environment it might be something they want to acchieve. No one knows but them.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
I wonder if those information has to be made public when it comes to a trial. Dunno about the US court procedures and all. But would be a funny little accident.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Counterexample: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31180754 There's the query.. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Did they update the content or is it just an re-post?
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Doesn't matter for a big chunk of society here. They only see that it came with costs and keep forgetting that all the dirty car travel received a ton of money and attention while public transport was kept behind dirty socks in the bas
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Some people might ask how much BS a signle person ever could talk. Others after licking too much of Hypnotoad's skin: _Woohooo_
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Better dump Poland and Belarus as well :P
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Well, then let's just buy the good 'ol thinkpads and let lenovo go to hell. If they're good they reconsider that decision otherwise have to face the consequences.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Where are the regrets with it? That's human nature that men can spread their semen widely. And without the necessity to protect a mother from attacking sabletooth tigers and mammoths, the harem can grow evn bigger without problems. ;)
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Guess Poland, Hungaria and some other bullshit leaders won't approve. And since autocrats always are free to vote and block decisions, the EU will have to follow what they say :)
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
> since I'm old enough to pay attention First of all... Hhhhh I like that! Yes I agree that the socialists lift themself way higher that they should. I think the age of their politics and voters is an effect of inheritance over deca
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Yes, but... Basically other parties aren't that different. In the end it doesn't matter which color of the rainbow, or black, is going to fuck the people.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Or the EU keeps acting as it always does in playing the northern hemisphere's whore. They simply agree in that, fill their own pockets with a share they get from the deal and sell the common people. Ursula von der Ehrm-Leien always tak
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
Just work in a separate branch, keep it on track with the master branch and just don't push it.
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by coffeebeanHH 4y ago
> Losing Starlink would be a setback to internet-everywhere It's not as if they were the only provider. How I understood the system it's for them mainly about just directing the transmission to the next ground station. It'
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
- 2.2.1 naming Adv_r may makes it easier to read (as you did with challenger Ch) - 2.2.1 4th bullet point, 2.2.2 3rd bullet point: iff I like the paper, will be curious if and how the authors proceed with their research. Maybe giving some s
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
Yeah they also could have done this years ago. Most of the politicians in the EU parliament are just a bunch of scumbags that follow the words of a snake. The EU is addicted to dumb ideas and money wasting. So what they're going to do
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
> ...all of them under different licenses, carrying different code standards...This issue needed to be fixed. [1] Ehrm I don't see how that issue should be solved. I gave it a first look and there's clearly no way of filtering
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
> ...should be mercifully helped to understand true scientific facts. Why does this sound like a threat to me? I'm sure the church wouldn't mind killing more people "in the name of god". Let's not talk about how
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
Well I guess then it's not wired anymore :D
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by coffeebeanHH 5y ago
People like Elon Musk or Andy Scheuer probably would come up with the 'ideal' solution. Just chuck the trees down. I hope such people won't be asked for a solution to the problem d(^,^)b

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