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by tomcam 2y ago
Correct, thank you.
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by tomcam 2y ago
How was I triggered?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I said “Nothing like hearing English spoken in Ireland” and wasn’t talking about Gaelic. The rich way they use English and the accent are spectacular
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by tomcam 2y ago
And yet, so few of us Yanks speak it well. Nothing like hearing English spoken in Ireland.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Why should it have “diverse and worldwide perspectives”? Must a Muslim site be open to all Christians? Must a Japanese site admit me even though I don’t know Japanese? Should a site for Ukrainians be forced to allow Russians? I do think of
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by tomcam 2y ago
Not quite sure where you were going with this reply, but username fits
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by tomcam 2y ago
These have not been adjudicated
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by tomcam 2y ago
Browser tab #89 is running at 120% CPU. Why are you running Daily Mail anyway
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by tomcam 2y ago
I am perfectly willing to get involved in a scandal for under €5 million
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by tomcam 2y ago
Feed here: https://doge.gov/
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by tomcam 2y ago
I feel they are actively shoring up the country’s foundations. For decades, since the Church committee in the 1970s and under Vice President Gore’s Reinventing Government initiative (which IIRC resulted in the removal of 100,000 government
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by tomcam 2y ago
What laws are being broken?
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by tomcam 2y ago
My worst slowdown ever was when a compiler failed because a bit had flipped somehow. After a month and a half I finally reinstalled it and everything worked perfectly.
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by tomcam 2y ago
> Is there any other replacement for heavy user interaction, that is clearly more performative? Well-written React?
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by tomcam 2y ago
This seems like a big achievement but I’m not too familiar with this programming niche. I have existential questions about its purpose. On the surface it appears to be on the way to becoming a cross-platform game engine that in theory could
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Ask HN: Where do I discuss general software design issues?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’m well past 60 and seem to have something approximating bad ADHD. I became financially very successful by being fairly obsessed with one thing at a time: software and services companies, real estate, etc. For many years, this meant leavin
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by tomcam 2y ago
High crime rate
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by tomcam 2y ago
Decreased weight and dimensions
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by tomcam 2y ago
I worked at a pro audio company where one guy spent 5 years on a power supply. It succeeded, and I always appreciated the management for supporting him.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Great thing about the Lexington Ave subway in New York is that you can legally gamble with your own money just by setting foot on it!
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by tomcam 2y ago
I thought it was mostly used to terminate an asynchronous event?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Was going to reply indignantly that it's hard to google rag and get that answer when I read your comment. Then I did, and it was the first result. Apologies!
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by tomcam 2y ago
What is a RAG?
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by tomcam 2y ago
None of my business but I’d love to know why your English is so good. Mind saying what region or country you live in?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Wonderfully written and a rare exemplar of the rise of a fad from its primary source. Usually these things get lost in urban legend before anyone has the sense to document them properly.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Excellent find, thanks
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by tomcam 2y ago
I don't like saying this, but it's safe to say the cutting edge research is happening inside places like Meta, X, Google, and Microsoft. Obviously they all exist to increase engagement and not necessarily to improve the GUIs as a
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by tomcam 2y ago
Good work and fantastic commenting!
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’m part of the early test team for tachyon-enabled 7G. Obviously it’s only early alpha but I think non-Googlers can get Pixel 10s with it at the Mountain View Google store. If you upgrade the firmware to version 0.3.75A sometimes short tex

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