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541.
by fhood 9y ago
Your not the first person to worry about our mandatory education. It varies enormously depending on the resources of the surrounding area, and I am sure there are some schools that cover modern politics.
542.
by fhood 9y ago
Thank god for usps.
543.
by fhood 9y ago
I agree that they shouldn't promise what they can't provide, but it is hardly inexplicable.
544.
by fhood 9y ago
When was anything there last active?
545.
by fhood 9y ago
Tectonic activety I suspect.
546.
by fhood 9y ago
I don't know, some studios seem to have found a formula for consistently producing above average games. Look at From, Bethesda (the developers not the publishers) or Valve. I think it may have a lot to do with giving a medium sized tea
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by fhood 9y ago
Haha, I guess I'll provide the dissenting voice. I know I get bored of songs and as a result I actually ration my favorite music. As a result I am always hunting for new stuff, so that when I do go back to my favorites playlist it re
548.
by fhood 9y ago
Honestly, that calculation deeply annoyed me. The author says he is 39, and that he has amassed so much music that he couldn't listen to all of it in 40 years, so what I would like to know, is why he owns so much music that he has nev
549.
by fhood 9y ago
Maybe that is part of it. But I think it has more to do with the enormous responsibility inherent in parenting. Because with parenting you can't just quit. Becoming a parent is equivalent to deciding that for 18 years someone else&#x
550.
by fhood 9y ago
Not the version I use for work. If you close the conversation, the history is gone, unless you fancy digging it up in Outlook, which of course you don't, because the way it is stored there is terrible.
551.
by fhood 9y ago
You know what else absolutely stinks? Skype in general. I cannot fathom why something so simple as remembering conversation history is beyond their engineers.
552.
by fhood 9y ago
In the Hot Black Smoke video, how does the asymmetry occur? Is it due to imperfections in the calculations?
553.
by fhood 9y ago
I'm glad you say that, because I have always viewed sourceforge as slightly sketchy, but without any real justification. I just knew that I was supposed to have mixed feelings about it.
554.
by fhood 9y ago
Your question has been answered explicitly twice. Perhaps you are actually asking something else?
555.
by fhood 9y ago
I guess what I was implying is that he is not known for his professionalism. In fact he primarily known for his lack there of.
556.
by fhood 9y ago
Sure, I just meant to imply that the article should be read with the knowledge that the author is pretty controversial.
557.
by fhood 9y ago
I'm not making comments about the validity of the article, but I do want to point out that a quick google search of the author seems to imply that he is pretty much universally disliked.
558.
by fhood 9y ago
I mean sex toys and bongs are one thing but excess profanity ? Are you kidding me?
559.
by fhood 9y ago
I agree you can do it for cheap, but 500 is unlikely to get me the level of RAM I need.
560.
by fhood 9y ago
4k support on Windows 10 is ok. Most major applications work but there are little things, like my home screen photo last night wasn't high enough resolution. For me they aren't usually a big deal, but coming from the Mac ecosystem
561.
by fhood 9y ago
"Some markets may have just one cable provider, but phone companies offer increasingly comparable internet access" No, they don't. Not at all. I am by some miracle grandfathered into an almost affordable unlimited data plan,
562.
by fhood 9y ago
It could though, if places like Coinbase decided to transition into a banking role. The issue with Bitcoin in my mind is that people now view it as more of an investment than a currency.
563.
by fhood 9y ago
How do you define good money and bad money? I feel like Bitcoin used to be a currency, but it has evolved into an investment game.
564.
by fhood 9y ago
Yeah, but I suspect that the recent bad publicity is the truly damaging part.
565.
by fhood 9y ago
My favorite was "CLT is 5 times lighter that reinforced concrete." ...That is because it is wood. Please stop talking about thick plywood like it is carbon fiber.
566.
by fhood 9y ago
I agree in principle, but rather than the problem dictating the paradigm, I would say it usually dictates the language. If a problem is well suited to a functional implementation then I'll probably break out Scala to solve it.
567.
by fhood 9y ago
Overhead isn't nebulous, it pays for the operating cost of the lab. At least in the case of the lab my parents worked at, that money was crucial.
568.
by fhood 9y ago
In my experience it comes from grants that the adviser gets for other research.
569.
by fhood 9y ago
Grad students have to be listed as paying tuition because that allows their tuition to be included in grant requests which is what pays their stipend. I suspect that the tuition is higher than the compensation because you have to pay overhe
570.
by fhood 9y ago
Well, the first listed paradigm for Scala on wikipedia is functional, JavaScript and Ruby both have OO followed by imperative. And anyways supporting functional programming and being designed for it are not the same thing. Yeah, I can right

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