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hahamrfunnyguy
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Yes. This is the mathematical solution.
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Yes, quiz.txt was the start of a C# program with a main method and a function that was called to do the work asked. The common string based solution was to use a for loop, convert the counter to a string, parse the digits converting each on
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I agree that some of the hiring processes out there are pretty nuts! On the other hand, there are people out there that have a CV that looks good on paper but are incompetent. One of my colleagues used the phrase one year of experience ten
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3y ago
I did recruiting for Full Stack developers for a number of years. I only gave two programming problems, one to be completed before an initial phone screen and one to be completed in the first part of the interview. Myself and another team
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I disagree with the author's assessment. I think it depends on how caramelized you want your onions, but there's a quick way to cook them. I cook mine in a stainless steel pan without oil. The sugars will start to caramelize in
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3y ago
Well, openers are the hardest part and it sounds like you're doing that well without the bot. 10-20 messages is a lot! In my view, the goal of an online dating interaction is some light banter before setting up a date. Once a match re
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I had a similar (or the same) HL model. It lasted 10-12 years, not sure exactly what the failure mode was, but I think I paid $75 for it. Definitely paid more for drums and toner over the years and I never even bought 1st party drums and
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A few years ago, I found an old electromechanical pinball machine out for the trash. At some point, the back box connector (the part that connects the square top part with the scoreboard to the table) was severed. I spent a couple of days
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I am on the East Coast and there are probably at least a half dozen places places to play in my area that have ten or more machines. Many bars now have at least a few machines. I'd say there is a large technical community here and pi
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The patents in this article are great! They give new meaning to the phrase "Patent Troll". Who knew that BASE jumping was actually invented in the early 1900's?
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3y ago
This article has a lot of words but it doesn't say much and the title is misleading. tldr; Americans are building large, ugly homes out of cheap materials that have environmental impacts due to heating/cooling costs and distances
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Pretty good assessment. I have the potential to be earning a high hourly rate but I don't count my time gardening as a loss because I enjoy it most of the time. I also can grow different things than I can find in the store and that&#
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Oh you save a ton of money on produce and it's higher quality . I save seeds and don't have to buy new seed every year. I use woodchips, leaf compost, manure compost and whatever else free I can get close by. My neighbor has a
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Pretty good summary of all the stuff that goes into a DIY build videos. Now I just show the finished product and talk about some of the design details and problems solved along the way. I think there's a lot of value in this sort of
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Exactly, selecting what to put in the video is incredibly time consuming if you have a lot of footage. That's not evening mentioning editing. Every time I watch a section of video I would find things that can be improved. At a certa
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GaryVee's content strategy is to create pillar content then repurpose it. How do you find the time to post on social media 15-30 times a day and create the extrapolated content? How do you create quality social media content from base
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I started a YouTube channel at the end of 2017 and published on YouTube on a regular basis for a bit over a year. My best year was about $1,500. I've made $4,600 since I started the channel. At the channel's peak, I was trying to
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This story was posted earlier this week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35778337 https://old.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/134so18/i_fina...
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tldr version: Brian Chesky, the founder of Air BnB; had a conversation with his mother shortly after starting his new venture. This is where the quote comes from.
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> But interest and anxiety have gotten the better of me when it comes to meeting strangers, so I'm at a loss. Getting involved in my community doing different kinds of volunteer work as well as activities I find fun has been the bes
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Well, one way is the line item veto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line-item_veto_in_the_United_S... . In this case, I believe subtle changes were made to this bill just before the NYS legislature was going to be on rec
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Bought a 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. The software UX is so bad and the car's systems are so buggy. One example is that if you don't shut the door all the way and shift into drive you get a beeping sound and a big red message
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Neat experiment, but I don't see how this is practical. Besides that, the other parts on leather goods usually fail first. I still wear my leather jacket that I bought 20+ years ago when I started riding motorcycles. I've replac
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Duolingo is a low-density learning experience. Some of the drills are good, but there's a lot that are counter productive. The ones that ask you to translate a phrase back to your native language are the biggest time wasters. The fo
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I don't think it needs that much polish. I love that it's performant and doesn't crash all the time like Adobe Illustrator. I've been using it for just about 20 years now and I think they've stated true to the c
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Not surprising given how impractical and expensive modern pickup trucks are. There seems to be a market for smaller practical vehicles but auto manufactures want to sell trucks and SUVs because they make the most of them. That's in la
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The highways speeds are the same though. I drove a kei car on the highway in Japan. It was fine, but not a great driving experience. I wouldn't have wanted to drive a regular/full sized American car in Japan though, the roads a
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I am one of those twelve-year-olds that worked in the fields to save money for an education. We actually started when I was about 10 or 11. My sister and I grew pumpkins to sell at our roadside farm stand and grew vegetables that were sold
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After pressing the loose control button the spectrograph turns 3d. Music begins to play and the camera starts to move. The screen flickered a couple of times (did it try to go full screen?) and then a frowny face appears in the top left-han
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More background on the case: https://www.eff.org/cases/hachette-v-internet-archive
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