csihar

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   by csihar 8y ago

   In most practical applications that I've seen fractions of imperial measurements used, it tends to be in powers of 2, i.e., 3/16 inch, 1/4 mile, etc. Decimals can certainly be used, but for most applications where you'd
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   by csihar 8y ago

   Incidentally, 100 bpm is around the average tempo for reggae.
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   by csihar 11y ago

   Life can be pretty coarse, my white friend.
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   by csihar 13y ago

   Written Japanese does to be a quite a bit more dense than written English, especially if it's heavy in kanji (Chinese symbols), where a single character represents a word or concept and can be several syllables in length when spoken. It's e
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   by csihar 14y ago

   Personally, I think in a perfect world there would be a more widespread distinction between "save" (something that happens automatically whenever changes are made, to "save" the data from some unexpected calamity like power failure) and "co
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   by csihar 14y ago

   Show them how much money they can make if they stick with it. Spending a solid year and maybe a hundred bucks on books to teach yourself how to code can easily get you a higher starting wage than a lot of people with bachelor's degrees and