bashmydotfiles

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by bashmydotfiles 7y ago
Also shocked to see Worcester, MA mentioned here! Many of these triple-deckers are pretty great in the sense that they can house a lot of people - they are not so great in many other aspects. The youngest triple decker in Worcester is ~100
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by bashmydotfiles 7y ago
Awesome! What is the name of your app? I've love to check it out
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by bashmydotfiles 7y ago
I ctrl'ed F this page looking for just this. I loved Gunz, the different style's that existed were insane! K-Style was most prominent, but there were others like D-Style, Environment Style, and so on.
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by bashmydotfiles 7y ago
This is what I use and to be honest, I don't see any reason to use the windows version /at all/ for Emacs. WSL and VcXsrv requires minimal set up and works right away for me. I used to have code in my config files to try and
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
I still struggle with thinking too "proceduraly" sometimes, but what really helps out with me is drawing / envisioning the sets of data as a series of circles and Venn diagrams. It also helps to change the language you use in
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
I can get the first task, but what is your reasoning behind the two other tasks?
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
You do, but the points needed to buy a new champ (I believe it's 6,300 IP) doesn't take too long to get.
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
You should check out allsides[0]. It's a new aggregator that presents news from the left, right, and center. They're constantly reevaluating what side of the spectrum news sources land on. They post about their findings and explai
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
If you ever feel like "deep diving" into Org Mode, I'd consider giving Emacs a try.
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
There's also tramp mode for emacs - where you can set up a buffer in emacs to access code over ssh/whatever connection you want.
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
Emacs is Emacs. Does VSCode have something like Emacs' .emacs / .init file? In one file I can load all the plugins I want and write custom code for added functionality. Rather than having to rely on other people writing a function
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
You should check out bravos: https://bravos.co/ The interface is great, and it was started by people that really miss Google Finance.
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
@galeaspablo, sorry I should have been more clear. What I meant is basically the comment above. I highly recommend "Introduction to the Theory of Computation" by Sipser. As I mentioned in my original comment, I barley passed Calcu
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
I'm a recent CS grad in a programming job now, and to be quite honest - I'm just pretty jealous of all of these schools / bootcamps that are on the up and up. On one hand, there's a part of me that wishes I did something
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
To bounce off of this point - be sure to figure out the right time to ask questions. I'm currently a junior programmer and I've been struggling with this myself. Obviously, you shouldn't ask a coworker a question the moment y
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Also, key point: > Spend some time traveling the world, head to some developing countries outside of your consumer driven world. Traveling is a luxury that many people cannot afford - it requires a ton o
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by bashmydotfiles 8y ago
That's right AirBNB isn't to blame for the overall lack of housing - but it is to blame for pushing people out of housing. Landlords can make much more money if they kick out all of their tenants and rent to people on AirBNB - eff
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by bashmydotfiles 9y ago
I believe a better barrier to entry to focus on would be the representation of women in tech rather than qualifications. Symlinkk, I agree with you regarding this comment. I also believe that computer programming is the easiest field to fin