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adchari
7y ago
This is a fun idea. It's well known that the reasoning for summer vacations was to allow the student to help out on a family farm, and yet most students (especially at younger ages) waste this time. At least in college students take in
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adchari
7y ago
Makes sense, every high school student in the US gets random college mail as soon as they take the SAT
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adchari
7y ago
This just seems like a false correlation. Urban areas have more crime and less pollen, while suburban/rural areas have less people, less crime, and more pollen
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adchari
7y ago
Yes, my computer architecture class has this as its recommended textbook, although readings aren't required and I'm sure that nobody in the class has the textbook
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adchari
7y ago
Thinkpad or Dell XPS with a nice Linux distro is the ultimate developer combo
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adchari
7y ago
Casually drops the fact that cows are artificially inseminated and their calfs are immediately taken away
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adchari
7y ago
Never mind, reading the article sees him cover at least the experience, language, and location of the developers, and there is still a significant difference. Maybe the team aspect made a difference, or devs worked at companies with strict
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adchari
7y ago
I would bet this is due to some hidden variable. Maybe older or more experienced developers have a tendency to use spaces, so their compensation reflects age/level/experience, not their choice of indentation?
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adchari
7y ago
Was it during the process of trying to revive him or afterwards? Epstein might be dead now, but by releasing information while doctors were trying to revive him, I believe that would be a violation
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7y ago
I honestly wonder if this is satire. I feel like this is one of those situations where the reason the writer doesn't like it is solely that he doesn't understand the true use case and reasoning behind moving off-prem. It isn'
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7y ago
Isn't this a bit of a chicken and the egg situation? Are women more likely to give up due to some evolutionary or natural trait, or is it learned due to some societal pressure?