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by flashback2199 3y ago
Your school.
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by flashback2199 3y ago
You do realize we export crops right? It's not about preventing a revolution? It's about money lol
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Inspiration to not inspiration from (unless they edited)
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by flashback2199 3y ago
I agree that it's not about actual slavery, but it goes deeper than that, and they were named that because the concepts do borrow the metaphor of slavery I mean, the master controls the bus and the slave(s) have to listen to the mast
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Don't compilers, cpu branch prediction, etc all fix the performance issues behind the scenes for the most part?
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by flashback2199 3y ago
The Pacifica is a bit different from other PHEVs in this way because the goal of its design was apparently for it to be super simple for soccer moms etc, and as such it doesn't have any modes, you can't say only use the battery or
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by flashback2199 3y ago
> desktop environment is such a fragile and transient part of the system That might be part of the point of the money. Also, gnome isn't going anywhere, it's been around for decades, and we watched Ubuntu the most popular distr
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by flashback2199 3y ago
This is true and is a great counterexample. Not too sure why it's being downvoted..
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by flashback2199 3y ago
You underestimate the amount of land there is in this country lol
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Right so what you do is add parens when you don't know, you don't just write code and go whatever lol
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by flashback2199 3y ago
It seems the hypothetical developer in each example didn't know the language that well, and didn't use parens when they were in doubt. Prettier will remove the parens automatically on save, if auto format with prettier is set up i
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Are fossil fuels the only source of energy?
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by flashback2199 3y ago
It actually was true in benchmarks, but Mac OS was in such a bad state at the time that it didn't really matter. It didn't even have real multitasking!
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by flashback2199 3y ago
"Shifting geopolitics" isn't a "world war" my dude, lmao
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by flashback2199 3y ago
That makes even less sense because everywhere I look I see not-total-monopolies abusing their position every day
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by flashback2199 3y ago
So like the warning messages macOS and windows show when you install an app you downloaded from the internet?
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Yeah, this is strange to me. How can play store be a monopoly when you can just download and install any APK file anytime..
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Don't drink the kool aid.
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by flashback2199 3y ago
More info: "It uses every conceivable feature of the 386 I could find, as it was also a project to teach me about the 386" https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~awb/linux.history.html
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by flashback2199 3y ago
It's a problem of motivation, alright? Now, if I work my ass off and Initech ships a few extra units, I don't see another dime!
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by flashback2199 3y ago
It was a 386 that Linus Torvalds wrote the first Linux kernel on, and support for the new features of the 386 from the start was one of the reasons Linux took off instantly.
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by flashback2199 3y ago
I would be freaked out building a career on top of a pile of things I don't know how to do
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Sure if there's space.
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Were you blocking other cars from passing so you could camp at a parking spot?
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by flashback2199 3y ago
I was taught it's illegal to drive thru a crosswalk when a pedestrian is in any part of the crosswalk, actually regardless of what the traffic signal is. Now, nobody follows that, but yeah..
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Trying to find the fun here..
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by flashback2199 3y ago
> Did they really think the market would stay bifurcated between “big iron” architectures and x86 personal machines for another decade? I can’t imagine they would have believed that. Oh but they did :)
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by flashback2199 3y ago
The story I read somewhere is that Bayer keep thinking if they just lay out the facts in court they will prevail like they do in Europe but that's not how things go in American courts where the legal team's ability to manage the c
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by flashback2199 3y ago
The gigantic improvement in performance over the previous gen M chip is so huge that it would have been worth it even if Apple had to pay every last dollar of its reserves.
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by flashback2199 3y ago
Looks like there's an ETF called URA

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