eindiran

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by eindiran 9y ago
It depends on what kind of notes I'm taking, but I'll often put page numbers on the pages when I first get a notebook. I'll devote the first page or two to a table of contents and use sticky notes to keep track of where I am
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by eindiran 9y ago
It looks like he registered for the trade in October, well after Intel was made aware of the issue.
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by eindiran 9y ago
It's easier to figure out if you call the stick a branch ;)
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by eindiran 9y ago
A square-ruled notebook, and a few pens of different colors. There is something really satisfying about writing in a physical notebook that note-taking apps have failed to capture for me.
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by eindiran 9y ago
Reminded me of this short documentary about the development of Chinese cuisine in the US: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NMrqGHr5zE
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by eindiran 9y ago
More gold: "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and third arguments"
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by eindiran 9y ago
Just so you know, I couldn't get the site to work in Chromium: "Uncaught ERROR: too many uniforms". But I took a look in Firefox and the site is very informative and the solver is quite snappy.
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1 in 10 young adults experiences some form of homelessness within a given year [pdf](voicesofyouthcount.org)
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by eindiran 9y ago
Regarding pattern-matching, if Python is your go-to programming language and you are looking for convenient pattern matching, you should check out Coconut( http://coconut-lang.org ): it's a superset of Python 3 that transpile
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by eindiran 9y ago
There is this: https://www.census.gov/data/developers/data-sets/language-st...
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by eindiran 9y ago
This seems consistent with the relative age effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_age_effect And matches earlier work done on the same topic: http://www.cmaj.ca/content/184/7/755