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Better to see the actual documentation at: http://squirrel-lang.org/squirreldoc/reference/index.html
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10y ago
Seriously? Any new thing has hype? New presidents, scandals, etc. You can just read over the topics and continue to upvote items that you find worth while.
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10y ago
I think that was targeted towards 20somethings that don't have a wife/kids yet. Obviously, a start-up with extra baggage is an entirely different ballgame.
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think decentralized. you don't need to produce that amount of corn in one area. if you have 10k households, you could produce the same level of food without the same environmental impact and less costs (subsidies aren't free) whil
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10y ago
I do mark events like vacation, etc so that I see them coming up and for planning. That keeps me from putting events in the middle of my multi-week vacation.
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10y ago
I don't know, I post primarily girls hockey stuff, but myself am interested in so much more. This probably varies per user, but my behavior on google properties probably is much more telling.
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10y ago
There are several jobs that don't require high levels of trust, like an Uber driver. Many entry level jobs, like: fast food, gas stations, etc. The type of convictions are very relevant here: theft is very different than assault with a
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10y ago
Unfortunately, I agree. I burnt my kids out on programming because I went the old school route. Of course, it depends on the child, but expectations of computers (and applications) are much greater now.
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10y ago
Wrong Cadence, CRS was a small company.
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If you look at scheme.com, you will see Copyright © 2011 Cadence Research Systems. Cisco bought Cadence back in 2012.
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11y ago
> Gas cars will always burn gas their entire life. And typically get worse performance over time, usually due to poor maintenance.
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11y ago
Can you enumerate the number of games that start with a crashing ship?
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11y ago
In the short term, this is probably true. However, can you see a future where Amazon increases their own fleet to the point where it hurts other carriers? I certainly do.
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11y ago
Good idea, bonus for not having to build it out like I did in Minecraft.
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11y ago
Yes, I second (or third) this book. I used the method to chain Japanese kanji onyomi (the Chinese reading) together. Even went so far as to build out the location in minecraft so I could walk around and "study" Took a while to bu
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Well I don't have to worry about any chikan, as I am a man. However, there are special cars for women if they choose to avoid any potential pervs.
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If you are in Japan, then no, trains are clean and people are mostly sane. In the US here, esp Portland, they are filled with interesting individuals, smells and acts. I have rode the Max train for years, but now drive since it is more plea
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11y ago
Maybe you can just let it go and think of it as an "opinion" or based on years of experience? Doubt you will find a journal article laying the foundations you desire.
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11y ago
Any good next ten year predictions? Steve, or anyone else?
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Wow, this is amazing. Wonder who called the feds in, since it sounds like UMG was liking this idea.
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I would argue that the typical Japanese consumer walks much more than in the US. Thus, I imagine users would augment their current walking routines. Getting around in a large metropolitan area is the problem, but how you do it can vary. wal
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11y ago
Agreed, I do as well. After a point though, it becomes inefficient to bang at a problem repeatedly.
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Yeah, I agree maybe for one night, but repeatedly?
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24/7/365 seems overly optimistic, weather alone will most likely cut out many of those trips. Depending on the type of collision avoidance technology used may further limit night time operation.
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11y ago
Nice, might as well include the artists Droid Bishop, Dynatron, Nowtro, Mega Drive, Perturbator, Carpenter Brut. You can tell I am into retro synth tunes.
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Amazon is betting on technology to allow it to scale so that it won't need the meet that ratio.
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I find superstars harder to manage than regular engineers. Yes, they are amazing but sometimes, enjoy going their own direction which can be hard to manage and sculpt into the group motion going forward.
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The intent is to keep false accepts down for the trigger phrase.
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wasted space = more pages!
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11y ago
I have a shirt with rockets all over it. I am sure some feminist would call them dicks. That said, I don't think that dicks are the same class as women's breasts. Impossibly figured hyper sexualized illustrated women? What does th
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