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by fjdghsd 13y ago
I'm not even going to bother reading this because of the weird scrolling you implemented.
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Ask HN: I'm a Computational Engineer, how do I get a normal programming job?
1 points by fjdghsd 13y ago|1 comments
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by fjdghsd 13y ago
Scientific papers aren't written for you, the layman. They are written specifically for scientists in that particular field. I'm a PhD student, and never have I read a paper with wording that I would describe as "convoluted.&
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Ask HN: Some countries require a photo included in your CV. Why?
7 points by fjdghsd 13y ago|10 comments
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by fjdghsd 13y ago
This is actually pretty cool. Over here in Europe every (most) websites end in a country specific TLD so we know where the website is based. We can see instantly a .fr domain means the website/store is based in France, or .de for Germa
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by fjdghsd 13y ago
I tutored in uni for extra beer money and I've tutored children, teenagers, fellow university students, grad students, and adults. What I learned from this was that there was no one single best way to teach someone things. The phrase s
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by fjdghsd 13y ago
It isn't since in the fahrenheit scale temperatures drop below zero as well. It's just that we rate a lot of stuff on a scale of 0 to 100, so with the fahrenheit system it just makes sense to know that 0 is really cold and 100 is really hot
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by fjdghsd 14y ago
A friend of mine sent me a link to Copy and told me to sign up for it and that "it's like Dropbox." I just clicked his link to check it out and the first thing your website did was ask for permission to use desktop notifications (Safari/OS