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> all sorts of little secrets to these cars beyond a review. Go deeper into the threads and you'll discover the secrets. Since I neither drive a BMW nor live in USA to take advantage of the 3 independent mechanics between MI, CO, an
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by 2143 4y ago
Ah, happy to see a fellow car enthusiast :) Well, I'm not from North America. I'm from India. But I do know a forum here with 100k+ car enthusiasts: https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/team-bhp-reviews/ In ca
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We probably live in different universes. I quit FB for good about 5 years ago. At that point it was all trash. > Marketplace was a huge success Whoa they have a marketplace?! Since when? > Small forums for various hobbies For my hobbi
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As a sibling commenter pointed out, you just described a CRUD app. Web/mobile applications. It's not hard to do those. And I suppose for most business cases out there, writing data to the DB and reading it back later is all it tak
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I'm aware. This adds to the point I was trying to make. Definitions of fundamental quantities based on things that aren't contant is simply incorrect.
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So do you have 10 fingers on attached to your palm?
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I don't know about you but for most people multiplication/division by 10 is easier to do than doing those same operations by 1760 or 2.54 (or 12, or 36, or...). Judging by your parent comment, I trust that those numbers are famili
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I feel people ask "how to learn math?" every other week. Probably a good thing more people want to learn math. Anyways, I have reasons to believe Susan Rigetti's recommendations [1] are good. [1] https://www.susanr
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by 2143 4y ago
Apply to the Recurse Center (or anywhere else); if you get in, quit whatever it is that you're currently doing. What's "oittle sfrer"?
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> for deer that meat can be sold or donated to shelters Illegal here, both killing deers and eating its meat (even if you didn't kill it). Good thing in my opinion. Else there would be no deers left here.
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Interesting. In my beautiful 3rd world country (yeah we remained non-aligned during the cold war), Tigers and Leopards have a tendency to come near human settlements and attack domesticated animals. Over here, killing animals (apart from ch
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> Very jealous It isn't always Friday 5 PM in Japan.
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It's just, people like me simply don't want to enter their payment information to an additional thing.
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I too learnt of "noughties" recently. Never heard "aughts" before. But then again, English isn't my first language. Now that I think about it, I've heard people here say, for example, "1 nought 1", &q
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> she was an SRE engineer at uber You might want to look into what she had to go through while she worked there. It's well known. Also, Ms. Rigetti has similar guides for physics[1] and philosophy[2]. I intend to slowly go through h
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I went to college in the USA, and none of my classmates had any idea what WhatsApp is. Funnily enough, my US university's "international office" (the department that deals with international students including facilitating vi
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In the excellent GOPL book [1], there's a part called "The Origins of Go" in the Preface that lists languages which had an influence on Go (there's an accompanying diagram). You can see this part of the book (including t
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Isn't this what mastery learning[1] advocates? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastery_learning
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Agreed. It's a good thing that more OEMs are supporting Linux out of the box.
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Like nearly all other distros, you could install Pop!_OS on any machine. I've used it for a couple of years in a Dell Vostro laptop (which was factory-loaded with Ubuntu). Works totally fine.
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What about buses? Are they also super-punctual?
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(I haven't yet had the good fortune of visiting Europe). I can see why you said the train takes 221 minutes. However, "225 minutes" for bus? I know y'all are known for punctuality, but are buses in Switzerland/Germa
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> If an American company paid 80% of American salary to Canadians they would have their pick of Canada’s top talent. I thought top talent Canadians who want high salaries just moved to the US :) (Of course, this could be because such hig
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I wonder which one of these you went to?
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Generally that works but sometimes it doesn't. For example, some people say statements like "I don't want no towels". What they really meant: "I don't want towels" What I get if I cancel the negatives: &qu
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Does anybody else feel a tinge of guilt when turning on the air conditioner? (Because it supposedly releases CFC which contributes to global warming). It's a positive feedback infinite loop: so hot we have to turn on the AC, which intu
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[Tangent] > And this isn't to say that some companies aren't pathologically incapable of delivering software... "isn't", "aren't", "incapable" Three back-to-back negatives have me confuse
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> For instance, on my Mac’s built-in bluetooth, my mouse (a Logitech MX Master) displayed noticeable jank—stopping, then jumping, instead of moving smoothly. Anecdata. On my Mac the MX Master 3 works flawlessly via Bluetooth. However, it
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> most politicians, let alone leaders, didn't know what "exponential" meant over the pandemic. Maybe they did and chose to ignore it. Lots of countries (including but not limited to the USA) have people with high credentia
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> Minutes after I posted this article, the attack resumed. Same shit, different AS. Noob question: was that caused by the article getting posted to HN? Or was it really an attack?

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