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by option_key 4y ago
>Of course they had to take a stand for Biden, the only other choice was a lunatic. Love him or hate him, one thing Trump is, objectively, is a bullshitter (in the academic sense of the word). And scientists really just don't like b
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by option_key 4y ago
>Thanks to them being yet another attack vector and funny stuff like on this post, got demoted to optional on C11. Sadly, the C committee doesn't really understand what was wrong with VLAs and a sizable group of its members wants to
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by option_key 4y ago
You don't understand! Nadella's Microsoft open-sourced a few applications and created a popular text editor, which makes him basically the second coming of Christ in the eyes of a large portion of HN users. Their numerous anti-use
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by option_key 4y ago
This could mean that information literacy is on the rise.
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by option_key 4y ago
True, but that's because history as a discipline has incredibly low standard of evidence. They collectively decided that since reliable evidence is often very difficult to produce, they will settle for what they can get. A lot of antiq
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by option_key 4y ago
>"As fast as C" is not a lie. It literally translates to C. No, just because it outputs C it doesn't mean it's as fast as hand-written C. Using that logic, every language that outputs machine code is as fast as assemb
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by option_key 4y ago
>The language used on the main vlang site also seems calm, clear and unsensational (at least to me). It wasn't always like this. Back in 2019, its website looked like this: https://web.archive.org/web/2019030318
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by option_key 4y ago
>and if necessary, turn off Fox News Quips like this aren't very productive if you want to convince others of your viewpoint.
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by option_key 4y ago
That's how it already works in Europe. Prices are set by the manufacturer and most cars are built to order. Dealerships rarely have their own branding, they basically work as franchises integrated with the manufacturer's network.