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Plano and then UTD in that timeframe, my contact is in my profile. I'm glad you like North Dallas, I enjoyed it as a kid, but hated it once I moved to uptown Dallas and saw what a walkable life could be like. (To be clear: uptown was j
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The opposite describes me and most of my friends. ;) I suppose it makes sense that suburban people meet suburban friends and urban people meet urban friends. That said, I don't think people in urban areas would say they love crowds or
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If only that were always true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Hood_plan In Austin we paid $406 million in state recapture in 2016. That's one third of AISD's budget for the year. That money doesn't
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The Rust split: stable vs. nightly
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SeaHash: Explained
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> you need to ensure that there is an explicit memory barrier yourself when you transfer the object To add to/clarify this: I don't think you can transfer an object to another thread in safe Rust code without a primitive that
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> Python is not usually considered a compiler, even though it writes .pyc files to disk, because its output is bytecode that only Python itself is expected to understand. I'd disagree, simply because this is exactly what javac does
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Our most detailed view of Earth across space and time
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There is option on Macs (and basically ever other computer) to flip that so Fn is required for media functionality instead.
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What was so bad about the security clearance aspect?
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> but I don't see this happening in other cities in Texas It's definitely happening in East Austin.
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Large minimum lot sizes and mandatory setbacks (the space between the curb and the front of your house).
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> A 401k without some matching shouldn't be called a 401k in my opinion. I partially agree, but the big difference between a crap 401k with at least one decent index fund and a Traditional IRA is that I can dump 18k/yr into the
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> in my case it's likely I may want access to the money before retirement age In that case always max (currently $5,500/yr) a Roth IRA first, because you can withdraw the principal before retirement. Second, if your company 401
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Always before. If they won't tell you the details of your compensation you need to run, not walk.
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I think this has more to do with residential freezers being opened/closed regularly, and doing defrost cycles.
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fwiw that's from AUR, not Arch official.
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There's Basically No Way Not to Be a Gentrifier (2014)
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Austin is nearly a million people, and iirc the 11th largest city in the US. Does the linked event really make Austin an "example" of something?
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Firefox Users Can Now Choose Their Favorite Browser on iOS
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So You’re Moving to Portland
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Some of us don't live in CA... :) http://www.irs.gov/uac/Where-To-File-Addresses-for-Tax-Profe...
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> or you can transfer any amount from Glacier to an EC2 instance in the same region Note that it's only the transfer that is free. Telling Glacier to retrieve something, even from EC2, comes with all the same fees as if you did it
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Kafka at LinkedIn – Current and Future
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Remote Pairing
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Golang errors and Exceptions, redux
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Signs of progress: One month with Android Wear 5.0
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Post-Publicity Personalities
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The future of machine learning at Pinterest
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Random Forests and Boosting in MLlib
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