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by careersuicide 10y ago
This is precisely why I quit my job two jobs ago. The CEO yelled at one of my coworkers (for something petty) and made her cry in front of the entire company. I had a job interview scheduled for the next Monday before the end of the day. It
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I think I paid $1.99 for this 5 or so years ago. Hands down the best $1.99 I've ever spent.
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So, apparently everyone else in the entire world gets the "don't touch garage door springs" talk from a parent or other responsible adult as a child. I didn't (and my brother did!!!). About six months after moving into m
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by careersuicide 10y ago
I think what's missed most in all of the talk about opiods lately is that there are people who need them just to function, and not for reasons of addiction. In January of 2014 I broke my hand. Not just a fracture. I completely shatte
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Hyper Chess 4d (2013)(chessillusion.blogspot.com)
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by careersuicide 10y ago
Perhaps it would look like this: https://groups.google.com/forum/message/raw?msg=alt.language...
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by careersuicide 10y ago
As others have said; Rust is very stable now. I started trying to learn Rust at 0.7 (maybe a bit earlier, I can only find references to 0.7 in a few projects of mine). Boy howdy did that feel like an exercise in futility. I would set it asi
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by careersuicide 10y ago
The same thing happened to me about 4 months ago except it was deadlifts. I think I somehow let my back rotate a bit when I was on my way down. An MRI revealed a slightly bulging/dehydrated L4/L5 disc. My leg days have since been
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I saw the title and immediately said to myself (out loud even), "Yeah, but at what temperature?"
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Without also requiring bikes to come with speedometers* I think this is absurd. The whole reason speed limits for motor vehicles is a reasonable concept (regardless of the speed limit itself being reasonable) is that all motor vehicles made
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by careersuicide 10y ago
"Do squats when you're young so you can stand up from the toilet on your own when you're old."
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Personally I'd recommend "Don't Break the Oath"[0] or "Melissa"[1]. But really their whole LP discography can be listened to in an afternoon. King Diamond as a solo artist has been a bit more prolific though. 0
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by careersuicide 10y ago
An aunt of mine had two (or three?) miscarriages before having her first child. Each time she was absolutely devastated. Honestly I'm pretty surprised that anyone would find that hard to understand. I'm not really big on children
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This is what I get for scanning for the quoted part, finding it, and assuming that was all that was said. I take back what I said.
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On that note: I consider "Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult" by Dayal Patterson a must read for any fan of black metal. Patterson went straight to the sources as much as possible and managed to paint a complete and (perhaps more
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I take extreme exception to their characterization of the beginnings of black metal. Not just because of the unfortunate dismissal of technical ability. Rather, anything that doesn't start off by mentioning Venom and Bathory and inst
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by careersuicide 10y ago
I realize the topic says "book" not "books" but I've got two: "Hard-Core: Life of My Own" by Harley Flanagan I've been a huge fan of the Cro-Mags for a long long time. I've had the extreme pleasu
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Crystal started out as being more or less "compiled Ruby" (it's changed a bit since I first came across it). As such that means it uses "nil" just like Ruby does. And Ruby, being heavily inspired by Smalltalk, took
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by careersuicide 10y ago
It's not JavaScript easy, but it's not too hard once you wrap your head around Cell, RefCell, Rc, and friends. Here's an example using GTK that does something vaguely useful, I have no idea if it's considered idiomatic,
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I've always had a problem with Chesterton's Fence precisely because it is a sort of status quo bias that can be (and is) used as an argument in favor of backwards social norms and traditions. It's one thing to say "Don&#
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Any discussion of interstellar trade deserves a mention of the fantastic Charles Stross book "Neptune's Brood". I went into it expecting more or less a sequel to "Saturn's Children" but what I got was a treatis
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Whataburger > *, just sayin'.
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A few years ago I started reading "The Wheel of Time" by Robert Jordan. I had somehow timed it so that the week I finished the thirteenth book "Towers of Midnight" the fourteenth book "A Memory of Light" came o
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by careersuicide 10y ago
I'm absolutely not qualified to address this definitively, but my understanding is that Hiragana is typically used for verb conjugations, adjective inflections, particles (like "の" for indication of possession for example), s
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It likes my dog so much I got an achievement for it: https://keegan.regaind.io/p/g4bTVKBlRlK03OADh4SXog
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10. The Chandrasekhar limit (and also the TOV limit), you could argue this is a subset of the limits imposed by relativity, but I think it's interesting and important enough to warrant being listed separately.
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The analysis notes that full-time users of Nim are tend to be working on very large projects. Any chance you were able to get examples of such projects? Even if they're closed source it would be interesting to know who is using Nim for
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This is really cool! I took some OCaml code I'd written a while ago and pasted it in and the output was shockingly legible even with the calls to functions in stuff like Caml_int32 and Pervasives. Very impressive!
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If you haven't read the code for how Elixir handles Unicode support [0] I highly recommend doing so. At compile time it reads from several Unicode Character Database text files [1] and then defines a whole slew of functions using the c
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> risks offending users of a "higher" or competing brand I strongly suspect that I am not alone in the stubbornness of my toothpaste preference. I will grudgingly use a different shampoo if I have to as most shampoos don't

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