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fleitz
11y ago
Not really, if you understand loops you understand recursion. Loops are pretty easy to understand...
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11y ago
The longer you can exceed the max completion time the more aptitude you have for programming. It's a bit like zen... "If I work very hard and diligent how long will it take for me to find Zen." The Master thought about this,
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11y ago
He was imprisoned for inciting workers' strikes and leaving the country without permission... it doesn't seem that complicated to me... His charges of overthrowing the government were so baseless they had to be thrown out.
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11y ago
Just google prison worker union contributions :)
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11y ago
Nelson Mandela, Allan Turing, and Oscar Wilde might disagree with you on that. To be fair on Mandela the modern US stance is that he should have been assassinated, rather than imprisoned. https://wikileaks.org/cia-hvt-counte
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11y ago
Plus it's a great place to get experience working for whole foods.
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11y ago
NNTPs exact problem is that it works. It's like if you decided to start making CPUs out of silicon on a RISC architecture, that's boring because it likely works and is a simple way of solving the problem of computation in a fast w
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11y ago
1. Blockchain. 2. ??? 3. Profit.
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11y ago
Yes. What something is worth depends entirely on its context and available substitutes (aka. supply/demand), for example a generator isn't worth that much under normal conditions as people have the grid as a substitute. After a
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11y ago
I'm starting to regret upgrading...
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11y ago
jruby / rails
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11y ago
And yet their browser probably has unpatched vulnerabilities... Essentially, if someone wants to hack your system they will, whether it's patching your routers firmware, etc. If Iran can't keep stuxnet out of airgapped systems, yo
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11y ago
There is no such thing as secure / insecure. Security is a spectrum that guards against specific threats and actors. Most technical security solutions fail the $5 wrench test, if you need to defend against an attacker with a $5 wrench
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11y ago
Well, then start a business and give all your equity away, it worked for Bobs Red Mill. It's like people who complain about how much garbage men/some other shitty job make but then don't become garbage men.
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11y ago
Who cares, seriously if you can't stand social pressure you're just not cut out to be a leader. The entire point of leaders is to do things that are unpopular that benefit the group. You don't need leaders to do popular thing
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11y ago
It should be, which is why they should quit and become founders, which is why everyone is a founder these days rather than employee #1
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11y ago
Given the prison industrial complex I disagree.
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11y ago
Thieves seem to manage without having a detailed list of assets, I'm sure government can too.
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11y ago
Free software for an unfree currency.
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11y ago
I disagree a report like doesn't work on platform is highly useful to developers who care, especially when it's so painfully obvious as to what the issue is when loading on iOS/safari. The reason it's not useful to you i
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11y ago
Have been in Cambodia the past 2 weeks and loving it. Very cheap even in touristy areas, dirt cheap otherwise
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11y ago
There are many valid HTML 4.01 Strict pages that are unreadable. For instance if you use white text with a white background while it may be a valid HTML document, it's not particularly useful for being able to read the information cont
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11y ago
Anyone who knows how to do a butterfly spread. The market is not unstable it is volatile.
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11y ago
Testing is a substitute for measuring actual skill is what I meant.
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11y ago
It's almost as if the entire purpose of testing is to create a proxy for discrimination based on ability.
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11y ago
I would hardly characterize exposing people to opinions/facts they dislike / are made uncomfortable by as domination. It's a simple fact that if you have to have an anxiety attack because you hear things you don't like t
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11y ago
To be fair universities generally teach adults, not children.
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11y ago
" If you don't trust university students to act as adults with their own autonomy who can make the best decisions for themselves, which includes effecting the environment and social structures that benefit them most, then, congrat
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11y ago
iOS developers already deal with this every year apple extends the Apis and there are various techniques to using the extended Apis and falling back to the old ones
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11y ago
Have you thought about switching to type script to get the benefits of type safety? http://www.typescriptlang.org/
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