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Honestly, just ask anyone who they think you should talk to. "Oh hey Alice, I got this problem with X. Do you know who can help with X?" "I think Mike knows about X" ... "Oh hey Mike, someone told me that you have w
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Looks cool :) Can't use it cause my alphabet has three more letters than the English.
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Elden Ring deserves an easy mode, so people can bypass Miyasaki's vision and don't have to experience the joy of overcoming hardship.
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5y ago
Who knows. Maybe Putin is losing support in Russia and sees all-out war with Europe as a way to stay in power.
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5y ago
Sources please
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Let's be more empathetic to the developers than call them "incompetent". It might be that they are burnt out from years if crunch, investor expectations and harassment from fans.
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5y ago
>Unless I've tested my code with a version of a library, I can't know if it works . Is this not a problem with other versioning systems? Like Apache Commons?
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Couldn't agree more. Holy hell this guy has issues.
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Let's hope the only passenger has a driver's license and isn't drunk or having a medical emergency.
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Thank you, INTPenis, for your insight.
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I thought the consensus on HN was that GDPR is bad because you get annoying pop-ups on every website now.
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I think gorhill means "No donations means I can feel justified ignoring any expectations of the project."
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Maybe software devs are like peacocks, flaunting their colorful feathers to catch a mate (customer). And now the peacocks have found a way to change their pattern every week. Or maybe this is hell and we are being punished for sins in our p
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I didn't know goats were so tiny (45 cm)
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Let's hope Haskell never becomes commercially successful then :-)
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early mornings are delightful?
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5y ago
I can tell you're not a fan of Reddit
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It's ironic how a comment about 'bikeshedding' spawns five comments in the span of twenty minutes.
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...how? Minecraft is flat, the Earth is a sphere. What projection will be used? Mercator? What will that mean for places close to the poles, like Greenland or Canada?
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Weren't the projects already owned by the .NET organization?
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Can someone explain to me what the problem is. People were moved to the Enterprise account, and this is bad because they got access to GitHub Action minutes and Codespaces? I'm confused.
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Wishful thinking. Even if passengers assumed there's not path to survive other than fight -- and you're not in a position to say that they assume this -- most people will not do anything about the hijack anyway.
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BTC is not recognized as a legal currency in Sweden so the prosecutor acted correctly.
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I smell an anti-competitive lawsuit in the air.
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Too bad I can't view threads without creating a Twitter account. Might've been a good read; I'll never know.
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I thought the problem was a chip shortage. How is Intel going to solve this? Won't they just also run out of stock instantly?
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OP: I have issues with the phrase "open-source devs don't owe you anything" Reply: OPEN-SOURCE DEVS DON'T OWE YOU ANYTHING!!! Come on, at least try to engage with what's being said.
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You're right. A subject being difficult to master means we should do everything we can to make it difficult to learn too.
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When was the last time banking software got hacked?
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5y ago
You not liking something (Afterpay, Klarna) has no bearing on whether or not it will be remembered in 5 years.
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