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The article also links the state of rust survey. I visited the survey with intent to answer it but the first question "Do you use Rust?" only has the following three alternatives for an answer: - "Yes" - "No, I stop
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Thanks.
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Looking at a file from one of my repos, the syntax highlighting looks wonky. https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/eriknstr/VoxelMode-2.5D/-... Everything on every line after '#' on line 21 is the same
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Why do I need to provide my e-mail and create a password when I choose to sign in with GitHub? First of all they were supposed to be able to retrieve the e-mail address from GitHub I think, like they did with name and company. Creating a pa
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I've been on HN for a long time (this is not my first account even) but I had completely forgotten about pagination on HN. Even when you talked about it I only get a vague feeling that I've seen it ever. Probably I have seen it bu
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I thought so too at first but I guess whereas the title now says "Completely Disable Intel AMT on Windows", it probably used to say something along the lines of "Completely Disable Intel ME on Windows". Edit: The title h
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Clickable link: https://twitter.com/tiny_star_field Neat bot. Twitter suggested a couple of related accounts which turned out to be cute as well. @tiny_astro_naut - https://twitter.com/tiny_astro_naut @tiny
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Performance in terms of compression ratio or in terms of speed or in terms of both or in terms of something else like for example memory usage? Is SMAZ encoded data URL safe?
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Also relevant to you I think: Which are the most useful reddit bots? Off the top of my head: - /u/colorizebot - /u/RemindMeBot - /u/AutoMod (special because it's been made an official part of reddit)
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It appears that the page won't load. Here is the most recent snapshot from the IA Wayback Machine. https://web.archive.org/web/20161028130628/https://www.ist-s...
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And in fact from the additional attention that Netflix has gotten from this leak I would expect that they get more new subscribers than they would have if the series wasn't leaked.
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What I mean is, it looks like the researchers only looked at whether or not the "/s" was intentionally placed at the end of the comment, not whether the comment was actually sarcastic or whether the person that wrote it under
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https://securitytoday.com/articles/2017/03/03/top-5-countrie... The United States is the #2 top source of cyber attacks, accounting for about 10% of all malicious traffic in the world and with 17.12% of
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The mixed version sounds really good. Acapella it sounds robotic but the acapella is the exact same voice track that is used in the mix, right? Amazing.
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I've seen people add '/s' to their comment when what they wrote wasn't actually what I'd call sarcastic. Probably quite a few people have seen others use '/s' but they've inferred the wrong
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And also, if someone was murdered a few blocks down and then you refuse to say anything and say that you want your lawyer, won't that just needlessly make them suspect you for the murder? I'm all for encryption and a right to priv
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Wiki page doesn't contain much info. http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Ffffound%21
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Emojipedia is a great resource, I use it frequently to find emojis by name.
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True you probably can't set the breakpoint in your IDE but thanks to source maps you can still view the original source in the debugger. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/How_..
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OP, what version(s) of the BSD libc did you test? What OS, which version of the OS. macOS only? NetBSD? FreeBSD? OpenBSD? If you tested on FreeBSD, please file a bug at https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?pr
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Oh man this is positively insane! The original Tomb Raider games are probably my all time favorite video games. I recently revisited Tomb Raider for PlayStation in an emulator on my laptop. I find it a bit mind-blowing that OpenLara in the
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If nothing else the source material you use would likely be recordings that others made, so you will not own the copyright on the source material and with how copyright works the synthesized recordings might be considered derivative works
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Yes, oh my god, that's terrible :( I prefer LibreOffice but sometimes I run into Excel at a job or similar and the last time I did the computer I had to use was using Norwegian locale (I've been living in Norway since the age of f
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Personally I think it's great that you reposted your comment. I suggest however that when you do, you add a line to the bottom that says something along the line "This comment was based on an earlier comment I made X days ago usin
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It says that it's inspired by OpenTomb. From a cursory glance it does not seem to me that it's using OpenTomb.
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If HN asked you to discontinue it, shouldn't others avoid doing it also?
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Link works fine for me now. In case it stops working again, here's a snapshot hosted at another archival site: http://archive.is/cRT4A
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On a related note, part of the reason that I've had my computers configured to use English language is that it's easier to find solutions, both in terms of searching for problems like clicking foo does not produce bar to followi
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Pretty good game, nice work.
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I suppose it might be named that way due to trademark conserns. Naming something as "X for Y", where "Y" is a trademark owned by someone else is often done, but I haven't seen "Y for X". Just speculating.
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