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by iopq 4y ago
In the system that I can resell my ticket I don't have a loss, in a system where it's by name I can't I believe it should be auctioned anyway, so that the people with the highest desire to go can put their money towards it. T
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by iopq 4y ago
I wasn't able to go to a convention because my girlfriend already bought plane tickets to Las Vegas. If I weren't able to sell the ticket, there would be no way for me to recoup the cost
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by iopq 4y ago
Or, you release tickets for auction starting from 6 months prior slowly. Whatever the auction price is, that's what they are sold for. Start with the best seats, then the auction results might inform buyers how to bid on the next seat.
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by iopq 4y ago
If there are not infinite prime numbers, multiply all of them and subtract 1. This number should be prime
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by iopq 4y ago
I watch youtube through firefox with adblock on
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by iopq 4y ago
My pain point was that my friends were fragmented among MSN, AIM, Skype, Google etc. and I had to pay for texts so I always used online messaging instead When I was able to add everyone on Facebook I was able to keep track of everyone, and
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by iopq 4y ago
Wait until adblockers stop working, and see many people start seeing YouTube ads again. Will they agree to stay on Chrome?
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by iopq 4y ago
If you have NixOS already installed you should enable flakes more like this: { pkgs, ... }: { nix.settings.experimental-features = [ "nix-command" "flakes" ]; }
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Nix from First Principles: Flake Edition(tonyfinn.com)
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by iopq 4y ago
I like changing my IP address from time to time. I host my own VPN and connect to it through a domain. When I update my IP, I have no internet access for whatever the TTL length is.
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by iopq 4y ago
Hello, I am posting this from NixOS. I am so passionate about it I became a NixOS maintainer, working on packages that bypass Internet censorship so they are available from nixpkgs. The killer features for me are rollbacks, insulated packag
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by iopq 4y ago
Oh yeah, I studied Latin American Spanish so I did forget that Spaniards do have these sounds. But the vowel number is clearly smaller. The hardest sound is probably the "rr" rolling r In English it's probably distinguishing
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by iopq 4y ago
"By next month I will have had run 50 km" - is there a BETTER way to say this sentence? It refers to the past from the prism of next month, but also RELATES it to that point in time "If I had continued boxing professionally,
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by iopq 4y ago
I have been running, I had been running, I will have had run, I would have had been running English has a large amount of tenses as well, and if I were you I wouldn't discount the English subjunctive either
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by iopq 4y ago
Spanish spelling is better, pronunciation is easier (no th, only 5 vowels, etc.), native speakers almost as numerable, allows you to understand Portuguese, Italian, etc. It wasn't chosen, America just won
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by iopq 4y ago
That's why there are midterms, if it's only 25% of your grade, getting a bad grade on one doesn't mean you can't pass the class I would prefer having quizzes on each chapter as well, so every few weeks you review the mat
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by iopq 4y ago
Reading code takes time, have you ever read through an entire 300k LOC codebase ever? That's more lines of code than https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/
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by iopq 4y ago
I became rich and retired. I spend my time on myself
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by iopq 4y ago
I had to read 300,000 lines of code first. It's impossible to do that in a week or two. The number of lines removed I don't remember and it changes nothing about the effort to read and understand the whole codebase
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by iopq 4y ago
Yes, I have had to clean up a 300,000 LOC codebase and my primary contribution was deleting old code and reusing code we already had I did say I wrote 30 lines of code, which was reusing other code instead of copy-pasting and changing a few
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by iopq 4y ago
What if I produced only 30 lines of code and removed 1950 lines of code?
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by iopq 4y ago
Then it's not necessarily a "deadline", but a suggestion. Most of the time it's better to do something the right way than to artificially hurry developers to hack something together that will bite you later in the form o
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by iopq 4y ago
Apparently, she does have some Native American ancestry many many generations back, like a lot of Americans
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by iopq 4y ago
I've never worked in a company where we were time constrained or stressed. I could always tell my boss "it's not going to be done by the deadline" and he'd have to come up with a way to do plan B.
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by iopq 4y ago
That's why I don't do "real work" anymore. You understand not everyone has a goal of being a salaried employee in life, right?
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by iopq 4y ago
WTF is lucky? You can hit all of the questions you know in one test. You can't be "lucky" on every test, that's a ridiculous claim
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by iopq 4y ago
How come everywhere else they get LESS money and have BETTER outcomes? Hint: teacher salaries are a very tiny part of the expenses
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by iopq 4y ago
Finals exams were pretty easy, you don't need grit to just show understanding of material, you just need to show up to lecture, listen, participate in class I got A in all of my stats exams despite not doing homework, I still got a B i
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by iopq 4y ago
The company I worked for complained I was away for two hours during lunch. That's including, you know, driving somewhere to sit in a restaurant and wait for food. I quit after a month.
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by iopq 4y ago
Rust does validation of what people write, it won't let you make a dangling pointer, whereas C will happily accept it if you hide it from the warning heuristics

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