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by bluedays 5y ago
The difference in curriculum in the Community College I went to and the "real" college I am going to right now are astounding. There are four year CS students who are going to college and don't know how to write a line of cod
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by bluedays 5y ago
I didn’t know that. At least that partially explains the expense of textbooks
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by bluedays 5y ago
Wow, that's expensive. Just like being in college again.
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by bluedays 5y ago
So like… you got some sorts credentials?
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by bluedays 5y ago
I'm hoping web assembly eventually completely replaces javascript. It would be amazing if we could theoretically compile any language down to be browser compatible.
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by bluedays 5y ago
I think utilizing Chia coin would actually be a better idea. Incentivize people to donate their hardware space with real money.
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by bluedays 5y ago
This sounds great, anything I can do to help?
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by bluedays 5y ago
Project Xanadu was an attempt to fix this, but unfortunately it suffered from the creator wanting to capitalize on it's success. Which is, I think, why it ultimately failed.
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by bluedays 5y ago
I do wonder how this effects accessibility. What if I don't have a device with me? What if I have a disability that prevents me from using a device? Seems like this might be an ADA compliance liability.
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by bluedays 5y ago
The Pine Time device looks way cooler than the OP. In my opinion. The OP just looks like a circuit board strapped to your wrist.
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by bluedays 5y ago
That's 65 species that we know of, so far.
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by bluedays 5y ago
I am mostly interested in what you used to visualize the graph.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I would disagree that Trip-hop is more broad. Trip-hop seems much more specific. As far as Endtroducing being the first instrumental hip hop album, I guess one could argue that. However, it's a bit like saying that Iggy Pop and the Sto
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by bluedays 6y ago
Have you ever heard of Nujabes? He has a similar sound. This sound goes back to the early aughts when it had it's roots in underground hip hop.
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by bluedays 6y ago
That's pretty cool, though I think I would be capable of creating a userscript that can apply gradient text.
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by bluedays 6y ago
That was pretty disappointing. I was hoping for more substance. Seems rather than giving strategies on how to read books with ADHD the article devolved into telling people with ADHD to embrace that they never finish any books.
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by bluedays 6y ago
People think I am being conspiratorial when I say this, but I think the majority of antiunion rhetoric online is astroturing
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by bluedays 6y ago
Modularity. Nobody wants to spend $3,000+ to replace a battery. Until it's possible for the average consumer to replace a battery module nobody is going to trust electric vehicles.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Thomas is almost always on the wrong side of history. If you want your API non copyrightable, don't make it public. Problem solved.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Labor board joins the chat Labor Board: Quick, hide the evidence before we have to do more work.
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by bluedays 6y ago
If I didn't know better I would suspect they are being intentionally ironic.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I would argue that all of those were failures, so there was no reason to keep using them. So I guess the better argument is that at this time Google wasn’t known for cancelling successful products
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by bluedays 6y ago
Because before Google Reader was cancelled Google was known for not cancelling anything. Now they get rid of things left and right. It was basically the beginning of the end.
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by bluedays 6y ago
I should start writing articles. If this inane gibberish could get so much attention, I bet something I write could get just as much attention.
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by bluedays 6y ago
> One particularly vocal tenant, a non-Hispanic white woman with short blond hair who appeared to be in her fifties, claimed that smoke from the tires was killing nearby trees and that traffic from the gathering would make it impossible
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by bluedays 6y ago
> *Even if we are using a language that manages memory itself like Erlang, nothing prevents us from understanding how memory is allocated and deallocated. Unlike Go Language Memory Model Documentation Page that advices “If you must read
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by bluedays 6y ago
I'll just keep talking until the person gives up. I usually don't have anything else to do. Your move, bucko.
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by bluedays 6y ago
Oh, you don't need math for this. Try moving a sofa with my wife instead. I think fate/god/the universe/whatever designed some problems that are impossible to solve so that couples never run out of things to fight about
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by bluedays 6y ago
Reminds me of https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/418
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by bluedays 6y ago
I was just thinking it was probably the work one one guy who doesn’t work at the company anymore

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