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Tehnix
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12y ago
>Many 'students' would probably be in a better financial situation than a non-'student' who is trying to learn. Somehow 'education' has turned into a tool for passing on privilege. What? You mean to say that
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I don't know if GitHub added it afterwards, but when you click to get the promo code from DO, they say underneath "Contact DigitalOcean support with your unique promo code if you have previously redeemed a promotional offer, credi
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Tehnix
12y ago
You get a nice 5900 DKK/Month (7217 SEK or 1000$) here in Denmark :)
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Tehnix
12y ago
That sounds like a Depth-First-Search[1] (which wasn't included exactly). In DFS you'll go all the way out one way, until you reach the end, and then go back to when you last had a choice, and go out a new way, etc (a bit like the
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12y ago
"Master/slave is a model of communication where one device or process has unidirectional control over one or more other devices. In some systems a master is elected from a group of eligible devices, with the other devices acting i
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12y ago
.... this is simply lame, the master/slave term describes perfectly fine the relationship between the parts, and leader/follower is a bit more vague, since a follower is during it voluntarily, while the slave adheres to the master
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12y ago
I have friend that once intervened between two drunk women fighting on the bus. What he got out of it was that both turned on him, and threw stuff at him. Nobody else on the bus turned to help him, but he managed to get the women off the bu
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12y ago
I don't really intend to risk my life going up against a knife-wielding crazy person, just so you'd be able to keep your phone. I would probably call the police though, which was also my reaction last a bigger fight happened near
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12y ago
>Take your time to cook, chew your food and talk with your fellow human beings. Share your meals, every day. Some people live alone, just don't eat with other people or do things while they eat which prevents socializing. And, you c
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13y ago
I like food, but sometimes it can be time consuming and I only do it to satisfy my hunger or lack of energy. If I had energy for everything, I would love to cook and eat, but more often than not, I simply want to prioritise my energy and es
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13y ago
Care to elaborate on that?
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13y ago
Heard about Mono? http://fsharp.org/use/mac/ http://fsharp.org/use/linux/
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13y ago
>I also think your "rather silly" comment is a bit flippant. For someone who is not bothered by tests this might seem reasonable. It's not like I love exams myself? This is simply something people should learn to deal with
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13y ago
If you're saying that the students in the other countries get a better understanding of the material, they would then also be better at taking the test. So, the whole base of your arguments falls, since you compared the way they teach
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13y ago
>Rote memorization might (temporarily) increase the number of facts in your head. It will not make you an intelligent and productive individual. Instead, it will train you to be dependent on other people to give you information, rather t
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13y ago
Not an American, so don't know much about your school system tbh, but what is bad about these tests? The benefits of them (I guess), is that you can collect data on how kids are doing around various parts of the country, and maybe look
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13y ago
That's actually one of the reasons I like it. Instead of allowing your application to live in a half-working state, you're required to fix such things. While it might not be as instantly gratifying and being able to refresh and se
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13y ago
I can recommend VIM with Syntastic[0] and vim2hs[1]. You'd probably also want Vundle to manage plugins though. What I get from that is my code is checked for style/compile errors everytime I save with ghc-mod and hlint. There'
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13y ago
I personally haven't tried the alternatives, but did research them when before I initially settled on Yesod. Coming from a background of web dev'ing in Python and PHP, I've come to absolutely love Yesod. What I love most abou
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Deploying with Vagrant
(codetalk.io)
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13y ago
I definitely also see the appeal of not having to install anything :) Could just imagine it'd become quite bothersome having to reactivate it repeatedly.
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Instead of having to click the bookmark, why not present it as a plugin instead? Allowing for it to be automized.... Just a suggestion.
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You can criticize the article about no making any proposals itself, but I don't think that's the point of the article. I think the following bit, talking about the effect of such events as "The Day We Fight Back", sums i
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I think some of that can be solved with https://enterprise.github.com (which has an academic discount and offers an "unlimited campus-wide student license"). I can't clearly see how much maintenance you have to de
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The Day We Do Nothing Of Consequence
(cryto.net)
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Many here seem to share the sentiment that universities should host their own solution and not use something like this. Perhaps I can provide a different viewpoint, as a student that recently got hired in IT support at my university. Our c
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13y ago
In the Q&A section (I didn't see it at first myself) >We are fully committed to running Basecamp Classic forever. As long as we're around, Basecamp Classic will be around.
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13y ago
Impressive speeds. You usually don't see anything over 100 Mb/s here in Denmark.
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I think you meant Mb with a small b. I guess they would, but this is a matter of providing that speed. I don't think 128+ Mb/s is very common, usually caps around 100 Mb/s in a lot of areas.
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13y ago
so, you have like a 128 Mb/s connection or something?..
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