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dvdcxn
11y ago
In my experience, a lot of the left-leaning tech press is guilty of the same thing as this article. Horseshoe theory in action.
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11y ago
It seems your sarcasm has gone over some heads.
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11y ago
I feel like articles like these are not helping the problem they attempt to solve but rather reinforcing it. An article named "what makes people gifted programmers" and then a profile of this talented person who just happens to be
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11y ago
While it is pretty cool, Crossrail and HS2 piss me off to no end as despite being an project that only affects england, the entire UK foots the bill. Wales, Northern Ireland and Scottish taxpayers foot the bill, under the pretense that this
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11y ago
When you've got a person who can hack a good prototype together and then later use the lessons learned to develop a fantastic quality software system, you're in luck.
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11y ago
If times become tough they'll be a lot less tough if you have a masters to fall back on.
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11y ago
Just because you have a right to do something does not make it right. Just because there is a law against something does not make it wrong.
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11y ago
>If we find that you are active in any subreddits that promote hatred toward any particular group of individuals, your participation rights in this sub will be revoked. Nice thoughtcrime ya got there.
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11y ago
This seems amazing. It combines three things I've been meaning to learn for ages - Haskell, Music theory and Digital Music. THANK YOU so much for showing me this, OP.
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11y ago
As someone who isn't very familiar with package managers, what does this mean for Chocolatey?
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11y ago
Perhaps not that much, but if the earnings were bad enough to justify such a response, a night to sleep on it may not have made much of a difference.
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11y ago
Nope, because the information was already publicly available, it's just that nobody else knew about it!
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11y ago
Does this open up NASDAQ to a potential lawsuit?
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11y ago
Noise is a big deal if you're shooting in low light. You generally have to bump the ISO up to compensate for it. In simple terms the ISO is the sensitivity of the...err...sensor. Higher sensitivity leads to brighter photos but unfortun