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by webkike 3y ago
You get more and better libraries if the language is popular. Your favorite APIs (such as AWS for example) implement clients in the language
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by webkike 3y ago
That wouldn’t affect the clearance rate
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by webkike 3y ago
No they are not. They are information delivery devices being co-opted for content consumption
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by webkike 3y ago
It’s a learning exercise man. Congratulations, you are very smart. FWIW, all of your questions are addressed in the article
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by webkike 3y ago
Well, they didn’t up until Elon took charge, so yes, Elon did this
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by webkike 4y ago
Wow! What a blast from the past. I originally submitted this article back in 2014 when it was hosted on my personal page hosted by my university. You can view the thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8222487 Wh
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by webkike 4y ago
Nobody believed Russia would actually invade Ukraine? They've been at war since 2014. A full blown invasion was a legitimate possibility for anyone paying attention since Russia invaded Georgia in 2008
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by webkike 4y ago
> I don't relish this solution either. When I was 13, I was on forums making online friends. I loved it. But it was clearly different back then, before smartphones, before content-creators, when the internet was mostly nerds. If I w
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by webkike 4y ago
I haven't had trouble with drivers using Fedora in years. RPM fusion handles Nvidia drivers just fine. It's a far cleaner and "noob friendly" distro in my opinion, so long as you're able to google "how to insta
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by webkike 4y ago
It was a hilarious movie. It just also happened to be quite sad
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by webkike 4y ago
Counter point: it’s just more fun
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by webkike 4y ago
And what is your experience?
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by webkike 4y ago
High rises are not dystopian. What is dystopian is people living in fucking tents
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by webkike 4y ago
The holes are not what make this ugly
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by webkike 4y ago
Wood's pretty re-usable as is, and these look ugly as sin
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by webkike 4y ago
> Linux desktop users are so trusty; the only reason half of them aren't owned yet is because they aren't being targeted. And the other half have ClamAV? Why _wouldn't_ they be targeted, surely a large number of proprieta
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by webkike 4y ago
owned by the man
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by webkike 4y ago
If you're in a situation where you need to use antivirus on linux I'd assume you're already owned
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by webkike 4y ago
Focaccia is basically pizza without the sauce so I'm not sure if the clarification is helpful? Wikipedia claims that some places even call focaccia pizza bianca
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by webkike 4y ago
That does not actually indicate anything about the insurance limit not matching inflation because housing prices are not necessarily flat. In fact they are not. However, the fdic insurance limit is indeed worth less now, but most people don
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by webkike 4y ago
Those are banks, not crypto exchanges. Fundamentally different. Additionally, fractional reserve banks are FDIC insured up to $250,000 of an account.
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by webkike 4y ago
It is random, it’s definitely not as random as a coin flip
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by webkike 4y ago
Oh yeah, that would have been SO much better and less controversial than a shootout. What a great way to end 120 minutes of people pouring their heart out. A coin flip
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by webkike 4y ago
Problem is they’re giving their money to someone who is equally stupid
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by webkike 4y ago
Every now and then an article gets to the front page of this website that completely baffles me as to the reason it got there. Could someone explain this one to me?
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by webkike 4y ago
What part of rust do you think can be made simpler?
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by webkike 4y ago
If this is the case, why hasn’t math been replaced?
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by webkike 4y ago
That sounds an awful lot like racism to me
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by webkike 4y ago
The first night I visited Japan I witnessed a Japanese man vomit on the subway. It was awesome
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by webkike 4y ago
“Finding the proof is itself in NP” does not make sense as finding a singular proof is not something that depends on the size of its input, which is what the entire field of algorithmic complexity studies.

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