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by 8589934591 5y ago
These are things I was taught when I grew up, which I think I'll also follow when I raise my children. 0. Save first. Spend the rest. 1. No money / allowances for doing chores. Chores are part of your life in your household. 2. Ma
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Is/Are there alternative programming language(s) you would suggest instead of python? It would be great if you could list the use cases also where one language does it better than python.
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I dunno if this counts. I use reddit/r/funny together whenever we feel a bit bored or just want to kill time. Other things include finding like minded people on facebook groups which you can use to meet other people too.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I have an account on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Reddit, and many more, but I don't use them actively or passively. Maybe the occasional browsing. On facebook I made it a point to unfollow all friends so that my newsfeed is blank at
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I'm not interested continuing the discussion any further. Somehow you are making me sound like I'm the villain here unable to see the perspective from your side, when the least you could do is have a saner discussion than coming u
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by 8589934591 5y ago
> Can you explain why it matters whether the service is free or not? I think it matters since the service is being provided out of the person's goodwill and it will cost x amount of money for them in some way which would have alread
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by 8589934591 5y ago
> "people with disabilities should receive reasonable accommodations to access the content that is provided". I would agree with this if this is something that they paid for or is for govt services . Govt libraries/buildi
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I'm not from USA so yes I don't know how the law works in USA. > The ADA does not work that way. Nobody has to make prospective changes. But if you build a new building, or do significant renovation, then you must do that work
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by 8589934591 5y ago
If ramps are not available, does shutting down the building's access to the general public justify it? Does this benefit everyone/anyone in any way? I think that's the point the parent comment is trying to make. I'm not
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OCW MIT: 6.006 Intro to Algorithms 2020(ocw.mit.edu)
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I left this comment on a previous thread. I'm hoping this thread gains traction. I like the challenge and I'm definitely interested in learning new stuff. Who is the target audience? Will this be helpful for existing software deve
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I like the challenge and I'm definitely interested in learning new stuff. Who is the target audience? Will this be helpful for existing software developers who don't normally work neck deep in cloud? Does anyone have any link on s
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Just for my understanding. Is the person who I replied to saying that even though state univ are "considered" better, their personal experience is that community college (which is considered inferior to state) students performed b
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by 8589934591 5y ago
EDIT: TLDR: There are bigger issues at play at the country's economic level that students take up skills (CP) to get the best paying job possible. This in turn drives companies to make interviews harder to separate rote memorizers from
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I'm someone outside USA. Can you clarify your comparison between state vs community?
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by 8589934591 5y ago
A new book which serves as an introduction to CS in Brown university has been released just yesterday. It uses Pyret. https://dcic-world.org/2021-08-21/index.html PAPL - https://papl.cs.brown.edu/2020&#
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by 8589934591 5y ago
You can share on mastodon. Or even better, write a blog about it. Another alternative is to write in a journal, but that defeats your purpose of wanting to share.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I wonder if there's an equivalent "hardcore" curriculum for computer science and/or software development and programming vs a softcore "US" curriculum. Would SICP be the hardcore version vs HtDP/PAPL be th
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I use roboto light sans serif font for my resume. Are there better alternatives to CM for reading on the screen? I found mlmodern so far to be a good alternative, but would like to know from others as well.
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> For smaller architectures https://diagrams.mingrammer.com works really well, but it often breaks for more complex layouts. I'm curious, can you share some examples about when/how it breaks? So far I have had nothi
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I guess we were just a few minutes apart in our comments. I have gone through the website and yes I highly recommend it.
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I recommend trying out https://www.sql-ex.ru which has some good exercises which can trip up a lot of people. I have used quite a few questions from here as an interviewer. Going through it completely is a solid foundation for t
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Hey thank you very much. I was not available about a lot of features that you have mentioned. I have set this up properly now. The thing is I'm working with a new team who are not aware of git / gitlab. So it's a huge learnin
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Is an RSS full article extractor hard to implement? I'm using elfeed in Emacs and I would love to have this functionality.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Off topic, can someone help me with the following on gitlab? Maybe I'm not searching with the right search parameters to get the right answers. 1. Who exactly is the assignee? When I'm working on a feature and raise a merge reques
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Fwiw, this has been an issue from last year. My wife has been having the same problem with her notebooks. This is the same for both her company data and her personal data. I'm sorry you and others have to go through with this, just wan
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by 8589934591 6y ago
I didn't mean GSOC are trivial. Apologies if I came across like that. My understanding is things approachable by students would be slightly easier compared to things approachable by someone working in the industry. Maybe my understandi
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1. Is it possible to work on these open source projects with some guidance/mentoring opportunities without the pay? I'm really interested in contributing/being part of an OS project but I have so far not been able to find beg
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Just curious, how does this compare to bitwarden?
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by 8589934591 6y ago
Great article. I wish BradfieldCS would offer some kind of discount for people from countries who don't have a USD salary. I make $600 a month before taxes and expenses. I can put aside $100-150 a month if I live slightly frugally and

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