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by chapium 7y ago
Oh that makes sense then. That's not considered the midwest. (far from it) I had a similar experience when visiting this region. Very open. Poor signal, sometimes not even radio.
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by chapium 7y ago
> American Midwest, in part because of the no-tech/no-connectivity of large swaths Wait, what? When is the last time you went to the midwest!?
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by chapium 7y ago
What benefits does a distributed ledger such as blockchain provide enterprise scale users?
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by chapium 7y ago
It seems very arbitrary to go against the public's common assumption on this one.
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by chapium 7y ago
Right on green is pretty brutal as well. A cyclist is going to keep moving forward and completely depends on the visibility of the drivers turn signal, assuming they decide to use it.
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by chapium 7y ago
Right of way is for pedestrians on any road in the US, however you can be arrested for public nuisance on a busy non pedestrian toad such as an exit expressway.
427.
by chapium 7y ago
Yep, still doing listicles.
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by chapium 7y ago
I didn't find the pseudocode to be a hurdle in CLRS. In fact, it was pretty useful to see some pseudocode shown in practice. What stung me in the book was how abstract it could get. It was clear that some of the authors wrote in a m
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by chapium 7y ago
Op communicated their emotional noise rather than being constructive (signal). The content is there in between the complaints.
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by chapium 7y ago
I'm happy for your success, that sounds like a dream come true.
431.
by chapium 7y ago
This is why I try to use old software. It has much less feature creep and will stay relevant for the long run. If you can compile it yourself, even better.
432.
by chapium 7y ago
Sometimes algorithms dream of electric datastructures
433.
by chapium 7y ago
Its super readable on ios.
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by chapium 7y ago
I doubt this will happen unless there is motivation from the central government to crack down on it. There are many cultural reasons shameless copying is less stigmatized in China than in the west (not necessarily a negative thing).
435.
by chapium 7y ago
That sounds awesome. I could have spent a vacation as a kid doing this sort of stuff.
436.
by chapium 7y ago
Changing the temp on my monitor and making additional adjustments to my workspace helped. However, thank you for the suggestion. I had previously known this as a mac only software.
437.
by chapium 7y ago
I don't share this experience. I think you have an underlying issue.
438.
by chapium 7y ago
You dont hear big stories from the ones who tried this and crash burned.
439.
by chapium 7y ago
Totally agree. I never realized this until one day it started hurting to do work which really took the wind out of my sails. Adjusting my setup to better compensate for eye strain and rsi related issues really helped.
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by chapium 7y ago
Source please. Neovim is a bit of a pain to get started with. Vim may be obtuse but it has great documentation.
441.
by chapium 7y ago
I became completely disinterested in my career and decided to make a career change.
442.
by chapium 7y ago
A final "please fork me" commit
443.
by chapium 7y ago
how?
444.
by chapium 7y ago
I have no obligation to use any of these services, why do they need to be broken up? Google is a far more threatening power over my day to day activities.
445.
by chapium 7y ago
So... not get caught?
446.
by chapium 7y ago
> Most of the Linux distributions we tested were vulnerable, especially Linux distributions that use a version of systemd pulled after November 28th of last year which turned reverse path filtering off. However, we recently discovered th
447.
by chapium 7y ago
Here is the source (without memes) https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2019/q4/122
448.
by chapium 7y ago
Its very different. A passenger has a stake in the safety of the vehicle and reacts to surroundings. They pause when the driver is entering a complicated intersection and sometimes remind the driver to look at the road.
449.
by chapium 7y ago
Lately this tends to spark outrage if the comments are enabled. Many vloggers do their carseat vlogging while parked now.
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by chapium 7y ago
Seeing the previous rows of what you entered was always what was appealing about TI-83's to me. I ended up eventually getting a 2 row non-graphing calculator for college and it was absolutely perfect.

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