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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   https://google.com comes to mind
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   Mathematically speaking, yes, it is. The probability of any event in this universe is non-zero.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   From the Rust website: "Rust is a systems programming language that runs blazingly fast". It says: blazingly fast. What more do you need? Benchmarks? Pft.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   The possibility of you turning into a teapot is non-zero, just astronomically low.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   Thank you. I will. Even to you.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   I believe everyone can make mistakes and deserves a second chance. It's not because you've done something bad in the past that you are forever lost.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   > You can hardly blame them, as past behaviour is an excellent guide to future behaviour. Oh really. What a very shallow view of things.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   The README is so full of grammatical and spelling errors it obviously wasn't written by a French speaker. Urgh.
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   by b08aa8b0dcfce 11y ago

   what