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11y ago
I got 22 on my first try. The most helpful trick is to note that if the digits add up to a multiple of 3 it cannot be prime (because it is divisible be 3) with the exception of 3 itself.
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11y ago
>When society doesn't value you as a human being, you don't value yourself as a human being. There are many cultures that don't value people based on how much they earn. I think valuing people based on economic success is
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11y ago
>Millennials have spent almost their entire working lives in a labor market that is loose—with too many job seekers and too few jobs—and where private-sector labor unions are almost entirely absent. Certainly, monetary policy that promot
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11y ago
I don't see this working well with kids. I'm a course assistant for an introductory Python course at a {top 5} CS school. It's shocking to see the sheer lack of intuition and inability to think about loops some beginners have
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Non-blocking TCP communcation in pure Python
(pypi.python.org)
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C+=
(github.com)
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Introduction to Lambda Calculus [pdf]
(d1b10bmlvqabco.cloudfront.net)
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Kinto: a lightweight JSON storage service with sync and sharing
(kinto.readthedocs.org)
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11y ago
>Every food item has to be locally sourced and organic, which seems more important than taste and quality. Ummm... that's the point?
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“Small-town America is primed to beat Silicon Valley in innovation”
(medium.com)
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Show HN: A minimal asynchronous TCP server written in pure Python
(github.com)
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Show HN: simpleTCP
(gragas.github.io)
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11y ago
I've actually ordered a 5-cent phone stand from China and had it shipped to Iowa for free. It can happen, but like the author, I don't understand how.
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Politics and the English Language (1945)
(orwell.ru)
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11y ago
I said >I get the benevolent vibes when I see comments like golergka's I think his comment is benevolent, not delusional.
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11y ago
I love this, but at the same time I have to be wary. I'm torn between thinking of Hacker News as benevolent or delusional and self-righteous. I get the benevolent vibes when I see comments like golergka's. I get the delusional, se
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11y ago
I really dislike this business strategy, too, but if it's not all that bad if it's implemented correctly and cleanly. I'd prefer it over obnoxious ads if I can answer questions very quickly and I don't have to wait for
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11y ago
The funny thing is, half of the time links to Forbes don't even work. I'll click on a link and it will show me the quote of the day, but then instead of taking me to the intended article, it drops me off at http://forbe
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Theoretical Flaws of the Admissions Process
(medium.com)
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11y ago
This is ridiculous. I thought this would be a joke, but it doesn't seem like one.
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11y ago
As another example, Go's := makes it much harder to do things you aren't intending to do.
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gragas
11y ago
>Languages aren't inherently secure or insecure. This is just not true.
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Sean Penn Secretly Interviewed ‘El Chapo,’ Mexican Drug Lord
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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11y ago
It's true that I immediately thought Justin was criticizing my writing. But if you're right—that Justin was agreeing with me—his comment doesn't counter mine or add to it. It just reiterates something I already said.
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11y ago
I pointed this out in my comment. You're just disparaging my writing, now, which isn't really a contribution at all.
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11y ago
I'm 19. Reading Justin's post and your comment makes me squirm. The formality of actually writing paragraphs to describe how you feel contrasts with Snapchat so much. But the thing is, there's nothing wrong with being forma
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11y ago
I completely agree. I also would not consider an r-squared value of 0.47 indicative of strong correlation between two variables. I guess the point is that the composite quiz score is more correlated with performance than traditional metho
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11y ago
I love how at the end of the article, Ms. McAfee says "I did everything you’re supposed to do". This little bit of information pretty much encapsulates the entire point of the article: Either Ms. McAfee didn't do everything
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Stars and bars
(en.wikipedia.org)
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11y ago
This seems really trivial. There always has to be at least one gift that is of average value or greater. Also, there probably aren't a large number of gifts in white elephant gift exchanges, so it's not so safe to generalize the
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