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by blueside 9y ago
Don't worry, that feeling will pass and you'll feel like an imposter again in no time.
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by blueside 9y ago
Excellent lexical analysis :) Glad to know I wasn't the only one who couldn't help but cringe while reading this.
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by blueside 9y ago
we recommend that students meet the following prerequisites:Mastery of intro-level algebra. You should be comfortable with variables and coefficients, linear equations, graphs of functions, and histograms Any book suggestions to getting u
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by blueside 9y ago
The intuitiveness of CSS Grid is the major appeal for me. I've worked with Flexbox for the last few years and still regularly have to look up the Flexbox reference pages. Perhaps it's just me, but I have found the whole Flexbox na
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by blueside 9y ago
A good list, however quite voluminous. If I went through that much material in one year I would never have got any work done.
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by blueside 9y ago
I'm sure I have an unpopular opinion on this, I have read How To Win Friends And Influence People a few times and I can't get over the fact that the skills taught feel very disingenuous and superficial. "act interested, use t
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by blueside 9y ago
I don't think there ever has been an asset in the history of mankind that has appreciated so fast and so high like this.
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by blueside 9y ago
Not a popular opinion, but should insider trading be legal? It seems to create a false sense of security, that people inside the company aren't going to do bad things. Many people have made their fortunes on some degree of insider trad
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by blueside 9y ago
This sounds no different than my experience with some Oracle and SAP products that we had the unfortunate pleasure of supporting.
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by blueside 9y ago
An uncapped fundraiser for yet another cryptocurrency? This reminds me a lot of pump and dump penny stocks.
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by blueside 9y ago
is going full "Progressive Web App" worth really the time investment right now given Apple's lack of support in mobile Safari?
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by blueside 9y ago
> if go into any downtown anywhere in the world at 7 pm to 8 p.m. you will see people drinking beer in bars. Those people are still working, they just don't know it
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by blueside 9y ago
Immediately, you are wrongful to assume it's a failure on his part. If it's not a good fit, why can't it be a failure on the employer side?
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by blueside 9y ago
I remember reading about a large company in Russia doing something at least 4 or 5 years ago (I think it was Lamoda?) where they sent along a "fashion assistant" with your selection of clothes. The fashion assistant drives to your
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by blueside 9y ago
don't worry, they made up for it in Starcraft 2
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by blueside 10y ago
until the competition is completely annihilated, jeff is not content.
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by blueside 10y ago
depending on your audience, most of the time you still can't use flexbox today due to ie9/10. it's really something that after all these years, in 2017, microsoft browsers still find a way to hold back web features.
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by blueside 10y ago
As this list is of open source books, no...K&R C shouldn't be on there.
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by blueside 10y ago
I'd really be interested in whether intentionally showing your cards instead of mucking them was taken into account by the AI. (e.g. showing your poor hand after a successful bluff)
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by blueside 10y ago
I disagree and it's not ignorance on my part. Due to the nature of the poker and heavily weighted component of luck, a terrible AI can theoretically win. I am sure the AI they built is a mighty and spectacular achievement, but poker is
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by blueside 10y ago
Unfortunately this fails to impress me, merely because you could theoretically build a terrible AI and still win.
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by blueside 10y ago
I think Rails is always worth learning, but is it worth learning right now if you want to find a job?
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by blueside 10y ago
I switched to a standup desk 5 years ago. I got a dog 3 years ago. I don't sit anymore and she forces me to take her for two walks almost everyday. I don't exactly have more energy and I don't feel like I'm going to live
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by blueside 10y ago
I strongly agree with this sentiment; the fact that "competitors" can penalize you, the back link component should be removed from the ranking algorithm all together.
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by blueside 10y ago
Laravel and Vue, to all the people who have worked hard to contribute and make them better
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by blueside 10y ago
I love Zed but I couldn't recommend Learn C the Hard Way to a beginner. The book starts out good, but then greatly ramps up complexity around chapter 17 (heap and stack memory allocation) without a good introduction to many new concept
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by blueside 10y ago
I well remember that if how arrays decay to pointers was properly explained to me in the beginning, I would have "got" pointers a lot sooner
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by blueside 10y ago
I would suggest to the author to put a "This is not satire" disclaimer at the top of article to discourage users from leaving.
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by blueside 10y ago
asking for the preferred package manager is a bit too much of a giveaway
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by blueside 10y ago
one thing i've learned over the years is that everyone isn't really as busy as they say they are. everyone is afraid of not sounding busy.

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