Delmania

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by Delmania 10y ago
A little late, but yes, this is a common complaint among conservatives. Most colleges teach things like science, diversity, and critical thinking, which are at odds with the Christian nationalism that pervades conservatism.
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Sure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patient_Protection_and_Afforda... There you go. Because you can't read: * There is in an individual mandate for insurance, you must have it, or you get hit with a tax penalt
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>- term limits on congress, a measure to reduce the revolving door effect of government officials going into lobbying. Terms limit worsen the revolving door, because the reps focus more on their next job than actually legislating. They
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Are you familiar at all with the policies of the Republican party?
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There is never an age where education can't help you. It might not lead you into a new career, but it can broaden and deepen your understanding of the situation to help you make better choices. At it's, education could help the
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The election of Trump isn't the real problem here. The real issue is that the Republican party now has control of the government, with only the fact that they don't have a supermajority in the Senate as the only check on their po
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> . Yeah, there are some loud one saying some ridiculous things, but I refuse to believe that close to half the country hates people of color and wants to completely isolate us from the rest of the world by closing our borders. It just c
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I think about this a lot. I truly enjoy coding, it's definitely a fun activity. What I don't enjoy the most is the belief that your work experience is secondary. If you can't pass a coding interview, you don't have an
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You're not required to use Teams on Office365. The anti-competitive behavior would be if you couldn't turn it off, and it had to be on due to core functionality with Office. Most people just use o365 for exchange and office apps.
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> What I find unusual is they publish tutorials when there are plenty of good sources such as Railscasts, but its like the last 10 years doesn't exist to them and they rehash tutorials. The same thing happens with Java; Indian peopl
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> https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community IntelliJ Community edition is free.
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Ask HN: 'Escaping' Senior Software Developer
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I have just a few nitpicks: Hobbyists and startups might choose TFS since Visual Studio Online is free for orgs of a certain. > "computer software used to satisfy the needs of an organization rather than individual users" This
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Rushing into marriage and not taking more chances with my career. Both I Attribute to depression.
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Speaking as someone who built his master's these using Notepad and javac, I can say had I used IntelliJ, I would have had a much more enjoyable time. Students don't need these tools, but they do go along way to help make them more
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> The fact that I have worked for several industry leading companies, and had 20+ years of development experience was irrelevant without that score. This pretty much sums up what I hate about technical interviews that require a white boa
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This answer explains the real issue. The problem is the question is asking the person to find the bug in the code, but the way it's asked is in a way that would make someone feel like a freshman in college.
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Wait, should I bring the point at which he said, during a national TV debate, that he would keep us in suspense about his decision to accept the outcome of the election? Then later state he would only accept it if he won? Maybe we should
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Yes, I've seen that interview, where Gingrinch accused Kelley of being fascinated with sex and then attempted to use Bill Clinton's indiscretions as some sort of way to discredit Hillary. This is after he talked to his exwife abo
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Comey was legally obligated to tell Congress this as his office had told Congress that it was finished reviewing the evidence. In this election of course, Trump supporters will look at this as a sign of hillary's crookedness, and HRC
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This is how I know you've never listened to anything Trump has said on the campaign trail. In fact, just yesterday, he said the nation should cancel the election and name him the winner: http://www.cnn.com/2016/10
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> And Trump is the one threatening our democracy? He has stated that if elected, he'll spend the first 100 days suing his accusers. He believes the press has too much freedom of speech. He has claimed the election is rigged against
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I'm honestly willing to give a pass on the forced updates. It's a hard place, as most people will never run updates, and we end up with botnets taking down Dyn. The downside, of course, is the debacle with the anniversary update
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> But... Powershell, really? The Linux subsystem exists now, you know :) Right, but running Powershell for Linux on the WSL doesn't work quite right...
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It's my default shell in Cmder. I do occasionally run up against the walls, but overall, I haven't had any issues with it.
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I think, based on my history, a lot of people would call me a shill, but I still think it's important to stress the company is not perfect. There are still question about the data collection in Windows 10 and the company still does co
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> Macs simply can't do as much as Windows can in a business setting https://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/cat/Office-... > Even simple software like remote desktop does not exist o
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Let me repeat this again so we're absolutely clear: there have been NO identified suspects in this case and NO reported leads. It is too premature to guess anyone's motives.
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I won't comment on the physical assault, but I do know there are no identified suspects in the firebombing. It's a bit premature to blame Trump's opposition.
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> Being receptive to free speech means being receptive to free speech, full stop. It is a pillar of our country, and regardless of how incendiary you view anyone else, this is a country where the KKK, fundamentalist groups of all flavors

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