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4ydx
7y ago
I've interviewed and failed often enough (with google) to know it is never going to happen.
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7y ago
I have a hard time understanding how this could possibly be seen as bullying. I have heard about his supposed tirades before but if this is the evidence for his tirades, then I am no longer in the camp of Bill was a Bully.
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4ydx
8y ago
It is good to read that some people are at least trying to take a measured view of things that are happening. I don't know how to handle the "news" these days other than to ignore it completely. People are just too interest
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8y ago
I am considering starting an LLC but I live and work in Japan. Do you know somebody who might be able to help me understand what my options are in terms of tax implications (the interaction of having income in both places)? This will be a
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9y ago
This problem is solved with a couple of simple if statements. Finding a "solution" that is more complex than necessary or introduces knowledge that really isn't needed is the sign of a programmer who... over-engineers and is
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9y ago
In a word? Arrogance. LOC in c required to create systemd and all of its unnecessary processes is astounding.
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9y ago
Deepak Chopra comes to mind. Listening to him weave a tail of why something is because of quantum vibrations always makes me feel slightly ill.
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11y ago
I fail to see how being punched in the face suggests anything other than that the perp is a maladjusted adult.
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11y ago
Yes and they made a conscious decision to not include so much in the language in order to make the compiler fast so your criticism is rather odd. They made a choice. It results in a faster compiler. And yet your comment comes across as i
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11y ago
"As an example, in Islam the recommended practice is to fast two times a week (consistent with the regimen the OP discusses)." I was simply trying to point out that this sort of phrasing is constantly being used in a religious con
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11y ago
People have been believing lots of things in religious texts for many, many years. Often enough they are flat out incorrect. Just because something is "believed" doesn't make it necessarily true.
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11y ago
You conveniently left out the individual who does neither. Or the individual who uses some sort of herbal "medication". Or the individual who chooses yet another solution to their mild flu. Your argument for prayer is equivalen
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11y ago
Whether or not it is a coincidence mentioning religion adds nothing to the conversation.
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11y ago
This only applies to ASCII (at best). Case insensitivity is very annoying.
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11y ago
How many males actually want to have kids? I sometimes wonder if I am an outlier because I really have no desire to have a child.
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11y ago
Models get ugly with tags? You don't have to have them unless the names are different. This post is all about familiarity and the degree to which you are interested in using a language (just like every other post of its kind).
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11y ago
As long as it is only about trying to get people to think about what they are saying that seems ok, but I suspect it will only degrade into a pitchfork mob on most occasions. Really as others have suggested the only required "rule"
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11y ago
If you don't understand set theory, you cannot possibly be a programmer. That is to say, whether or not you realize you are applying set theory, it is the heart of programming.
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11y ago
You might want to vet your list. Witcher 2 is not a native linux game. I cannot comment on the other games.
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11y ago
Sadly I think that UBI supporters tend to the false impression that everybody would be: 1) Frugal. 2) Responsible. I just don't have that much faith in (roughly) half the population. What happens when people have too many kids and are
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11y ago
The questioner really meant to say "Return as the volume exceeding a litre." Even saying "over a litre" will probably make anybody familiar with physics wonder just exactly what they are asking. "Volume over litre
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11y ago
Protect your hearing and your vision.
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11y ago
Good to see he is back on his feet, but most certainly I am really amazed that he was so irresponsible about his situation. Is this how most Americans operate?
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11y ago
That this system is working elsewhere is evidence that it could work in the USA as well.
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11y ago
It may well be a pipe dream, but I am simply waiting for the day when open sourced 3d printable goods are being designed and improved by more and more "consumers". It may not ever happen on the scale I would like to see it happen
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11y ago
Summary: No generics. No versioning. The author said they wanted to bring more to the conversation, but it seems that they really didn't after all.
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11y ago
I was responding to somebody who made the claim that installing software leaves things "scattered all over the system". I simply pointed out that that is not true if you plan carefully. Additionally you can ensure that all users
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11y ago
People can call these things whatever they like: there is a difference between passion and indifference that cannot be overcome by any process.
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11y ago
Install to your own custom path? /opt ... /local ... /myfolder ... etc. Add the path to your user's $PATH. If you are familiar with linux this isn't really much harder to do. If it is a library that you are the
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11y ago
As you find yourself not pursuing things, you are also potentially finding focus by letting go of goals that are not important to you. In order to master something however, you will have to do boring, repetitive feeling tasks mentally and
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