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by h3half 2y ago
I've often seen this described as the "sharpness" of a position
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by h3half 2y ago
Words are just little pictures with particular semantic meaning. My 33-month old definitely recognizes the word "no" in a few different fonts; that doesn't mean he can read, he just knows what the word "no" looks li
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by h3half 2y ago
I don't know the details for I am but a simple engineer. But using a government RHEL system a couple years ago, middle clock universally pasted whatever I had highlighted with the cursor. Didn't matter what program I was copying i
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by h3half 2y ago
I can highly recommend TuringComplete. If you know what you're doing the start can feel a little hand-holdy, but by the end of the game you have a functioning computer running an assembly language of your design and it's fairly cl
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by h3half 2y ago
I can't find data for it but my prior would be that the overwhelming majority of "normal" users use Twitter primarily through the smartphone app as opposed to the web interface. The only person I know who regularly uses Twitt
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by h3half 2y ago
Not who you replied to, but one view might be something along the lines of "We can't break up these American tech monopolies because at least they're American. If we break up these companies European or - worse! - Chinese or
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by h3half 7y ago
>Having protection from "right to work" means you can voice an opposing opinion without fear. I assume you mean "at-will employment"? Right-to-work laws, in the US, are laws saying that employees cannot be forced to j