skytwosea

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   by skytwosea 11mo ago

   I was born and raised in Vancouver, and have deep personal ties to the junior mining industry - I worked for two decades as an exploration geologist, and my Dad has been in the industry since the early 1970s. Bre-X was brutal. I was barely
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   by skytwosea 2y ago

   I disagree. This abstract is a mouthful, no doubt, but it's a highly information-dense mouthful, and it does its job well. Along the spectrum between intra-disciplinary academic communication on one end and public-sphere science commun
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   by skytwosea 2y ago

   I can empathize with your take, but my sentiment is the polar opposite. I like the toolchain shuffle - exploring this, trying out that - but I always, always come back to Sublime specifically because they have not implemented major changes.
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   by skytwosea 2y ago

   Couldn't agree more. His facial expression screams commitment to his impulse.
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   by skytwosea 2y ago

   I used the Runestone book How To Think Like A Computer Scientist (I don't see any difference between the linked book and the Runestone one); completed the full book front to back, and have a deep appreciation for it. I didn't have