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by ejk314 13y ago
>Straight As can mask a lot of problems. I've got a room mate who was put ahead a grade in middle?late-elementary school and missed the whole foundation of algebra. They did so because he got straight A's so obviously he&#x27
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by ejk314 13y ago
Neat solution.
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by ejk314 13y ago
I completely agree. I took one semester of Java then one semester of C when I was first learning to code. I think that extra semester of C gave me a significant advantage over some of the other programmers in my next school because I had a
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by ejk314 13y ago
Confirmed.
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by ejk314 13y ago
> I'm sure a few paragraphs can cover the social complexities and giant boulder on-top of soul feeling that is poverty. By that logic we might as well throw out all social commentary.
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by ejk314 13y ago
Here's an ugly solution. https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8364074
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by ejk314 13y ago
That would work if the `>>>` operator worked as expected, but actually it just looks at the first 5 bits of the second variable so that `a>>>b` is effectively equivalent to `a>>>(b&31)`. His description of it
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by ejk314 13y ago
That's fucking terrifying.
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by ejk314 13y ago
First they came for the brown people, but I did not speak out because I was not a brown person...
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by ejk314 13y ago
Is there a way to do this without installing addons to vim?
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by ejk314 13y ago
No (smart) website would actually say that. They'd say something like, "Thanks for being a regular! Here's a discount." Like a friendly checkout clerk, rather than a stalker. So then tech folks know they're probably
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by ejk314 13y ago
You could always write a simple proxy in python and simply route all of your traffic through that. See: http://voorloopnul.com/blog/a-python-proxy-in-less-than-100-...