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by 333c 7y ago
How would you pronounce it? "Cleek"? I'm American and would pronounce it like "click."
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by 333c 7y ago
Current students as well.
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by 333c 7y ago
Another facet of this story that doesn't seem to be discussed much is that the college is having financial struggles as it is. The grievous mishandling of the event is not helping the financial situation. For more on that, see: https:
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by 333c 7y ago
Advance as an adjective (as in advance booking) means "ahead of time," whereas advanced as an adjective (as in advanced search) means "highly developed or complex," which is what is appropriate here. I was not trying to
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by 333c 7y ago
I wouldn't normally point this out, but considering the site is about learning languages, the mistake on the homepage: > (Advance search) is glaring. That should be "Advanced search" as in "click here to perform an ad
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by 333c 7y ago
Ah, perhaps. That wasn't clear to me.
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by 333c 7y ago
From the HN Guidelines[0]: > Don't be snarky. Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. > Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. [0]:
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by 333c 7y ago
This isn't a constructive comment. Elaborate why you dislike Google/Google Search, in a way that adds to the discussion. I think there are many valid reasons, and this isn't one.
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by 333c 7y ago
To circumvent this, you could host something on your LAN using, for example, a Raspberry Pi. To get access from outside that network, you could use some sort of VPN/proxy/tunneling, or you could host another instance with a hostin
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The problem was that this stance was used to justify claims like "the free market allocates resources in the most efficient way" and "all taxes incur a deadweight loss" which are big statements to make based on such basi
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by 333c 7y ago
Too much effort. Just print out a picture of a person with open eyes. At that point it's really just the honor code that holds us to honesty.
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by 333c 7y ago
Good comparison. This is how I felt when I took ECON 101. Though I was fascinated with the concepts, they felt so far from reality as to be effectively useless.
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by 333c 7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18203270
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I'll Let Myself In: Tactics of Physical Pen Testers (2017) [video](youtube.com)
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by 333c 7y ago
Huh, maybe i am missing some configuration or setting, but it isn't doing that for me. I'm on iOS by the way.
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by 333c 7y ago
MessageEase seems interesting. I've just downloaded it. The swipe gestures seem like they are slow, but maybe with practice the larger sized targets offset that. This comment was typed using the keyboard. I'm going to keep this in
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by 333c 7y ago
A year or two ago I did something similar but much less methodical. I collected about 200 questions (a mix of stolen, modified, and original) and used a cron-job to post several of them every morning (US time) to AskReddit. I ended up with
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by 333c 7y ago
What about the "Oz problem," as a reference to the man behind the curtain in the Wizard of Oz?
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by 333c 7y ago
Cmd+nun on Mac :)
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by 333c 7y ago
As in the title of the article, the title of the submission should use "may be," not "maybe."
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by 333c 7y ago
Firefox has a mode where you can choose from a dropdown of phone/tablet types, and it will set your user agent and screen size appropriately. I believe it's called "Responsive Design Mode."
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by 333c 7y ago
Seconding this, I contribute to (and recently became a maintainer of) a relatively popular package that supports Python 2 and 3. We have 3 dependencies, and none of them are six. To be fair, one of our three dependencies does in fact depend
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by 333c 7y ago
I'm not trolling, and to assume that I am doesn't exactly "assume good faith." [0] The comment I replied to says: > Like they know enough to commit and push but that's about it. In that vein, I was suggesting wha
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by 333c 7y ago
I love that one too! It's great for creating commits that address one specific thing.
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by 333c 7y ago
I work on a small open source project. Our master branch is protected from force pushes, and I only use rebase on personal branches for features or bug fixes. It's very nice if I'm planning to merge several commits but I need to f
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by 333c 7y ago
The three most important basic git operations to know (in my opinion) git checkout -b git log git rebase -i
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by 333c 7y ago
A CS professor at my school graduated after 2000 with a bachelor's in creative writing. She did do her graduate studies in CS, however. So it's still possible to be a professor without studying the field at an undergraduate level.
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by 333c 7y ago
> why does DDG send me to AMP links? As a DDG user, I've never noticed this. Can you link an example?
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by 333c 7y ago
There are a number of private subreddits somewhat similar to this. They randomly add users once a week, and every week they kick any users who haven't posted or commented in the subreddit during the past week. It creates a fairly tight
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by 333c 7y ago
Can someone explain exactly what went wrong? I don't think I quite understand, but 7/9 of my extensions have been disabled.

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