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oh-my-zsh https://ohmyz.sh/
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> Chrome now hides the bookmark bar by default I haven't used Chrome in a while, but doesn't the bar show up when you open a new tab (and hides when some site is on the tab)? I thought it was a nice intuitive behavior for most
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> Sometimes non-accounting people get hung-up on the words "debit" and "credit" In took an undergrad accounting class centuries ago. I'm a CS major, but we were required to take a beginner class in accounting, wh
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I don't have advice, but once the interview is over come back here to tell us how it went so that it'll be useful to the next person. Good luck!
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You didn't have to. It would have been good to hear your perspective as well.
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> Gasoline is currently $3.58/gallon here, and diesel almost $5/gallon Why is diesel more expensive? Don't you get diesel earlier in the refinement process?
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Yeah that's inefficient. My guess is that the rule supposes that bigger trucks carrying freight is more efficient (than many smaller trucks).
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> My modern diesel Thank goodness you drive a diesel. Can somebody explain why people tend to prefer petrol engines for trucks America? Doesn't diesels haul better, because of all that torque from a lower RPM, from a smaller engine?
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It's not black-and-white. Most SUVs around there aren't based on trucks or minivans. Over the last decade or so people are increasingly preferring SUVs. Most of these are soft-roaders, and not trucks or minivans. They aren't
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And ironically, USA does not get the Toyota Hilux, which the rest of the world loves.
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I think it's something like, a plane carrying 400 people over a long distance is more efficient than if those 400 people drove that same distance in 400 cars. Something like that. (I don't know which one pollutes more).
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It's your tiny car a Honda Jazz? (I think it's called "Fit" in the US)
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Did that happen just once, or does it happen all the time? If it happened just once, it's probably just some warehouse/inventory updation delay or something. In my country (not USA) Amazon is very punctual, and sometimes I even ge
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I don't get it. Care to explain?
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I have never touched a gun. And I don't intend to. (I'm from a country where people don't have access to guns. And most animals here are considered exotic and shooting them is illegal.) Nevertheless, I can appreciate a piece
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What if somebody just moves into a new country and they don't know anybody to vouch for them? I once moved to USA as a student and didn't know anybody for a while. And being the introvert that I am, I had trouble making friends. (
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On the one hand your country is so great they don't force small businesses to run their business according to lawmakers' preferences for return policies. On the other hand your own citizens scam the businesses over there. You&#x27
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Isn't there a way to legally move against people who dupe companies like this? Maybe don't chase everyone, but go after just a handful of fraudsters, and once you've won get your PR department to ensure everybody on Earth rea
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I'm sceptical if you'd get the same craftsmanship when robots do the job. (And I'm not talking high-end clothes).
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I have a question. Do they prosecute you even if you're simply gay (and not doing any sexual activity whatsoever)?
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They aren't that unique. And what if I connect from a different network? I was initially thinking dang uses some AI magic to analyse writing styles to determine if the accounts are operated by the same person.
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I'm a little paranoid about getting locked out of my account because what if the automated service provider thinks I'm not who I claim to be? Hence I see the advantage of being able to reset passwords in person. What I prefer is b
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My first language was C. Later I got into higher level languages. Where I'm at C jobs are rare. I'd like to get back to lower level programming (with C or Rust or similar), but I don't see a path to reach there. I'm thin
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Wow you can tell which one is the main account?!
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Ubuntu. It may not be the greatest distro, but it's polished enough for end-users. The default Gnome interface might be different than what you're used to, but I don't think it'll take too long to get used to it. Fedora
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> Here[1] is the entry for "House of Representatives". Thank you for taking the time. Much appreciated. > Instead, it sounds like you had the ability to continue Googling, but decided to let others do your research for you
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> I mean yeah, this does look a lot like what I would call "willful ignorance." The meaning I came up with in my original comment wasn't wrong, was it? My goal was to find out who Nancy Pelosi is. Finding out what's H
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Parliament disambiguation page on Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliament_(disambiguation)
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> I'm choosing to interpret this as a sarcastic jab at HN's US-centric tendencies It wasn't a sarcastic jab. > willful ignorance Do you expect everybody in the world to know how the US government works? > It would ta
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I'm definitely not contemplating becoming a doctor, but I'm curious. Does anybody know how much doctors in the US typically make? Both at the start of their career and at the end of their career? Are those numbers uniform across t

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