abelardx

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by abelardx 13y ago
It looks cold in that lab. Cold fusion?
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by abelardx 13y ago
I can't trust anyone who spells 'purpose' as 'porpoise' even if English isn't his first language.
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by abelardx 13y ago
I totally agree that wanting to make money to provide a better life for yourself and family is very laudable. However, the article didn't mention the greatest creator of wealth in the world, which is compound interest and time. You d
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by abelardx 13y ago
How many kudos are from people who just wanted to see what the icon did?
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by abelardx 13y ago
I like both, but Vim's modal nature and the consequently far fewer control combinations make it much faster for editing text. On the other hand, emacs' language-specific modes and built-in repl-in-the-editor support is awesome.
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by abelardx 13y ago
For the pure editing of text, Vim is the clear winner. Whether that's all you want, is another question.
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by abelardx 13y ago
Boys need good women around them to become good men, and girls need good men around them to become good women. We men should be policing ourselves. If you see this happening, step up and tell them it's not OK. Just stop them, it's that si
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by abelardx 13y ago
No, I do not and never will. If other people want to, fine, but privacy concerns are entirely reasonable. Comments posted to the internet are permanent like nothing else in history. It's like having your casual conversations recorded and
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by abelardx 13y ago
I would recommend some MOOC's for a good, pressure-free re-introduction. Udacity has an algebra class. I assume it's really good. The Norvig course I took there was excellent. Also check out Coursera. https://www.udacity.com/courses