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Why I Always End Up Going Back to C
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8mo ago
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Reddit Lawyers Force Founder to Redact "WallStreetBets" from Miami Event
(finance.yahoo.com)
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9mo ago
Some people would rather have a pen knife than a Swiss army knife.
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9mo ago
C++ has many things, and that is why many programmers want to stick with C
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9mo ago
They became so bad so quickly and now all that's happening is more and more people swearing never to vote Labour again. This is leaving the door open for Reform at the next election.
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Necroprinting – Dead mosquito proboscis used for high-resolution 3D printing
(tomshardware.com)
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11mo ago
Apathy won the last UK election and we defaulted to a Labour government. They now seem determined to introduce this digital ID system regardless of how unpopular it is.
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Grokipedia: A First Look
(larrysanger.org)
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1y ago
False positives are easy to spot if you have to work with them. False negatives are harder, but in small, close knit industries you sometimes hear of a person you rejected doing well
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1y ago
A CPU can be a bigot?
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1y ago
Try the Roc language https://www.roc-lang.org/ It's at a very early stage of development but looks promising
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1y ago
It's now derived from the word 'gone'
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1y ago
Yes, thankfully the Omarchy developers have ignored this and closed the ticket.
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1y ago
Hopefully the Ladybird browser will become a viable choice soon
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1y ago
Perhaps not the wisest comment to make in light of recent events
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1y ago
For a lot of people it's "anyone who I disagree with".
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1y ago
If academic performance is no longer the main criteria for admission then it's no surprise that Oxford's ranking has gone down.
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1y ago
When people try to create a better spoon, I always remind them, that such a better spoon already exists and it's named spork.
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1y ago
Weren't there also stories of people being afraid of stepping into elevators with Steve Jobs? He'd ask them about the work they were doing and if the answer didn't please Jobs he'd fire them
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1y ago
Thank you for posting the video and making your config public. As a recent hyprland user it's really useful being able to pick out the features I like and incorporating them into my setup.
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1y ago
The linux developer community has quite a diverse set of opinions so it would be unfair to say that they despise hyprland. At most it's just a small number of developers who hold such an extreme position.
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1y ago
Sadly this is a common path for many people on Youtube. Once they reach a certain level of popularity the original topic of their channel becomes a vehicle for "content creation" which they try to maximize for "engagement&quo
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1y ago
Yes! They had all those visualisations and you could see the problem areas from vertical slicing were at the bottom of the onion, a couple of horizontal slices down there would have given the best solution.
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1y ago
You're right probably nothing, just a far right conspiracy theory: "I hunt phone thieves professionally – I was still targeted on Oxford Street Former detective turned private investigator warns some London areas have become ‘lawl
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1y ago
"Says who?" Then we are living in separate universes because this is common knowledge. Wearing a nice watch in Soho, Liverpool Street, Tower Bridge is super sketchy and you're likely to get comments about how 'brave'
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1y ago
Which areas are you familiar with? I witnessed the aftermath of a murder last week in Stoke Newington! (Saw that the road had been closed off) I've seen women publicly urinating into drains on a busy road (Hackney) There are massive in
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1y ago
It's become a feedback loop of "crime", "erosion of trust", "polarisation of communities".
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1y ago
I live in London and I can tell you no, it isn't mostly made up. The crime rates in other places is irrelevant if the city you've lived in for the last 20 years has become noticeably more dangerous. This is not "a narrative t
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1y ago
Does this kind of woke scolding still work?
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1y ago
He used a video with great narration back in the day to showcase the original release of Ruby on Rails. Nearly 20 years later and it's surprising that more people don't do this.
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