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 This page collects comments which make unnecessary or tenuous analogies to computers, programming, dollar-sign $variables, sed's/replace/syntax/g, mathematics, AI/machine learning, and cryptography in discussions that aren't about those things.
 
+> My $DAYJOB task this week is beginning the process of splitting up a 14554 line C++ file.
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+> At $prevjob we had the ability to do things like this at the push of a button, and generally would have within 90min of incident onset to help systems heal.
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+> Correct. "Not doing $X anymore" doesn't mean you aren't an addict. "Being able to turn on/turn off doing $X" means you aren't an addict.
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+> Note this is amending existing law, so think of it as a legal diff.
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+> This native English speaker is with you, I thought RacquetNext was some new-fangled racquetball racket that was banned because it has carbon fiber plates that…do $SOMETHING, ala the Nike Vaporfly/Alphafly running shoes.
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+> At this point, the onus is to prove thing $x is not used for Google analytics.
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 > I don't think people do this because they want to be polite. The 'hello' is basically the start of what is the human equivalent of the TCP three way handshake.
 
 > \- Hello (SYN)