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d0100
10y ago
As long as it's not required.
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10y ago
And manage the people who, most likely, set him up with all that he needed to do it.
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10y ago
I liked PyCharm a lot when getting into a new company that used Python. Very easy to navigate trough code when you have no clue what is doing what.
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10y ago
I've been using Overleaf to great effect, mainly because it's free version isn't limited to one collaborator.
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10y ago
Anyone else bothered by her phrasing of "he’s trying to be helpful" followed by "Bless his little heart"? Why would anyone publicly address their SO in such a patronizing way? This just bothered me more than it should.
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10y ago
Isn't this just "nurture"? I am used to dragging the camera, but you are used to dragging the scene? What's right?
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10y ago
Sure it is. The extreme right uses force. The extreme left uses social pressure until it leads to violence. Different means for the same end. None are better than the other.
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10y ago
Absolute travesty that the immense amateur translation scene wasn't mentioned in the article. Chinese web novels that are 1000+ chapters long, with around 2000 characters per chapter, are being actively translated by a growing translat
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10y ago
I've always wondered what would happen to an OSS project if someone sat down and implemented all the PRO features and PR to git.
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10y ago
What's the license?
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10y ago
True, VS Code is so damn expensive!
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10y ago
Doesn't really matter, the internet never forgets... http://imgur.com/a/3XLIw
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10y ago
"About a month in, our interim leader returned to Korea, and a woman was brought in who had worked at several video game companies. She used to know our CEO’s in college. She was kind, thoughtful, and attentive. I knew the company woul
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10y ago
Isn't GitLab.com managed? It's a bit slow when using the web interface, but it's free.
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10y ago
As a side note, are dataset that have already been classified available for free anywhere?
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10y ago
No need to stretch what I said. Communicate has a well defined meaning: share or exchange information, news, or ideas. And 'complex' was used to exclude what I consider instinctual feelings/thoughts: anger, hunger, love, happ
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10y ago
By it's definition: share or exchange information, news, or ideas.
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10y ago
If an animal can't communicate complex thought, he is just an animal. No matter how "smart" or "emotionally developed" they appear. Until then it's just instinct. And if the day ever arrives, it can just be see
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10y ago
I am a bit paranoid of missing out on something by doing that. It's not like there is going to be anything worthwhile, but I can't help but think "what if".
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10y ago
Not the first Paul to think like this, 1 Corinthians 9, 20-22: [...] I am made all things to all men [...]
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10y ago
VSCode is still a bit far from ST. I still can't use VSCode for Go programming since it will randomly cause BSOD's, as well as several file-size and file-saving issues.
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10y ago
> The future explains irrational facts. Explaining an irrational fact doesn't imply validating it or turning into a rational one. Explain: make (an idea, situation, or problem) clear to someone by describing it in more detail or re
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10y ago
They'd soon be drowning in individual tests. And it wouldn't necessarily fit to separate them, considering all those 3 have to be tested on each skill usage. One shot has to obey those 3 rules. Making each an individual test would
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11y ago
UBlock Origin might be faster, but after I installed it, several websites lost their css formating... ABP just works well enough.
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11y ago
I think the only ones that are "sad" are those who saw Go very philosophically, like if it was more then just a game with set rules that can be computed.
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11y ago
Only if you want to suffer from their old and battered gui. It's not the nineties anymore, how hard can it be to use a decent gui lib?
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11y ago
> One colleague is now on permanent disability after a concussion he received while wearing headgear Wrong BJJ... BJJ is just another form of wrestling, and even then, no head gear is used.
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11y ago
Best sitting/standing desk around: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4-yOB3qFKI Cranks, motors and the like have nothing on this simple counterweight system.
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11y ago
Same argument can be made to those that get angry?
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11y ago
I have used both bitbucket and, recently, gitlab for personal projects and projects for small companies. I can't say much for x-feature or another, but gitlab just feels "easier".
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