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You wouldn't use the nukes until you're safely out of earths atmosphere which is easily attainable by having two separate propulsion systems.
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I mean the Jedi wouldn't be constrained to only marrying other Jedi so I don't see why thats a problem.
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Even if you do this you could still see the changes if you pulled down the repo and examined it.
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The trouble I had with FPGAs is how radically different languages like Verilog and VHDL are when compared to languages like Java, Python, or C++. Writing code that is concurrent by default is a massive paradigm shift when all I had been exp
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Github doesn't get to choose the ranges, that was the range they were allowed to disclose.
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It's 43% of the 7 disclosures, so 3 of the 7 disclosures were made apparent to the users.
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How would you subtly add code to repositories without breaking git?
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I think he meant 'success under their belt'. If you google for both phrases, the belt wins has far more results and they're actually relevant.
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What a dumb joke, reminds me of that stupid Candlejack meme. We get it guys, he comes and takes you while you're typing. Enough is e
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I'd say most people in the west do.
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These are not even remotely the same thing. There is no .io sponsored hitsquad that is going to murder you in an alley for dissent, literally nothing will happen from this.
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Only if the job is for a logic puzzle designer, otherwise this question is horrible.
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Bernard knows that the birthday must be in July and August, the date he was given was the 16th so it must be July 16th.
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"Temporarily embarrassed millionaries"
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IE did but we're talking in the context of the web as a whole. An IE-only language in 2015 would be DOA.
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> I honestly can't see it staying king once browsers can support other languages. Theres no way this happens anytime soon. Google already tried that with Dart and it failed.
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Have any sources for this? My experiences say the complete opposite.
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I'd love to see a comparison of front end tech and general quality of their html/css/js.
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Another thing people seem to forget is that plastic requires oil. It's relatively easy to move from gas to electric cars, I don't know of an alternative for plastic production however.
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Don't you mean Ubuntu? Debian based distributions are far and away the most popular desktop *nixes(other than OS X). RHEL is mainly confined to the server AFAIK.
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What is illegal pornography? Child Porn? I don't think it's fair to compare child porn, which is almost universally considered immoral, to drug use or prostitution, which is a very grey area of morality.
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> 'opened the kimono' Kimonos are Japanese, not Chinese. EDIT: I understand that 'opened the kimono' is already a phrase but it seems like it was used because the article is about china.
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A lot of the reason is due in part to having new suppliers, a lot of people in non-legalized states are now getting weed from Colorado/Oregon as opposed to Mexico. If you casually browse /r/darknetmarkets and/or /r&
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A lot of drug related deaths are due to not knowing what you are ingesting (random pills from a street dealer) and overdosing. Both of these can be solved by legalizing and regulating recreational drugs.
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I'm not trying to start a pissing contest, just trying to provide more examples of programmers with disabilities who are still productive.
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A kid in my CS program at uni only has one hand and only has 3 fingers on that hand, he's a great programmer and only slightly slower than most people. Most of my time spent programming is actually reading and thinking, not typing, so
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It would probably quite fast for everything other than writing out strings or naming variables/methods etc. Intellisense in most modern IDEs already does most of the custom dictionary work.
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Slightly Offtopic: Does anyone use/know of a system for "no eyes" (blind) programming? Does anyone know any blind developers?
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You can't get monitors in the same size as most TVs. They cap out in the 30-40 inch range.
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Same here. Just wanted to chime in before everyone starts talking about how google never sticks with their products, this is relatively unknown and better alternatives exist. There is no reason to keep this service up.
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