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jb1991
2y ago
Yes. His kid is an adult now and he is reportedly single now too so that makes it a lot easier to do this. The daily life of a family is a large time-consuming responsibility and many can’t lock themselves into a hotel for a week for that s
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2y ago
You are getting this reaction from people because of the judgmental tone you took in your original comment: > If you can't take a single week off of work during an entire year in order to advance your career, then you're satisf
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2y ago
Spoken like someone without common life responsibilities.
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2y ago
What do you mean by that?
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jb1991
2y ago
> The commenter tried to assert that only someone without "any other responsibilities" gets to spend a week learning something. That's what I mean -- you didn't read the parents carefully. The commenter (me) made that
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2y ago
> It's one week away from work. It can still be done. You weren't going to be taking care of any other responsibilities during your normal 9-5 hours I think you didn't read the parents carefully. The comment being replied
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jb1991
2y ago
Disappearing into a hotel for a week and locking yourself in is quite a bit different than "taking a week off." I'm going to guess you don't have kids.
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2y ago
Ah, the freedoms of not having any other responsibilities.
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2y ago
My tip is to re-evaluate why you think you are getting downvoted to better understand your tone and wording rather than assume the downvotes are not warranted.
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2y ago
No need to rain on their parade. As if they are not already now aware of this.
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2y ago
Counterpoint: Jim Simons
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2y ago
Here you go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40393107
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HIV Life Cycle – animated and narrated [video]
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2y ago
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2y ago
What a ridiculous exaggeration.
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2y ago
I know lots of people think that when they can't find something; it doesn't mean it is schizophrenic behavior in and of itself. I remember as kids discovering that other friends of mine also jumped to that conclusion. To my knowle
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2y ago
> The most likely reason to lose things is because they are stolen. That gave me a good laugh.
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2y ago
You forget this is HN where the majority think they can offer expert commentary on nearly any topic. It’s the peak of mansplaining.
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2y ago
I’ll be here all year. AMA.
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2y ago
This article was a bit grim.
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2y ago
> the way that they pronounce (sing) diphthongs is not quite right I find it amusing that you say you have a “very basic understanding“ of Greek and then judge whether a team from Oxford who has been studying this for many years is prono
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jb1991
3y ago
Okay.
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jb1991
3y ago
Many people respond to things in conversations just based on common patterns, without much “thought”, and it’s hard to see the difference.
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3y ago
I didn’t realize the inside of the sphere was also a big screen, just like the outside. Amazing.
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jb1991
3y ago
That’s like asking a large segment of the population to stop using the Internet altogether. YouTube is basically a utility now, you can’t avoid it in many cases.
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3y ago
My guess is the person who submitted it chose a more sensational title to get upvotes.
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jb1991
3y ago
I think you meant to call your second closure `capturedVariableCount`
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3y ago
Don’t forget that behind the scenes a value type might actually be used as a reference type when the code is compiled, for performance reasons, but conceptually the language encourages you to think of everything as value types when possible
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3y ago
The error is that, for example, the side with five nuts means that it is four segments long, not five, because of where the nuts are placed (nuts at the endpoint of the lines). The triangle is a 2-3-4 in this image, which is impossible beca
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3y ago
Thank you for literally explaining it to me like I was five, which apparently I am, I can’t believe I missed that.
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3y ago
Beethoven didn't hide anything. He was obsessed with making sure people played his music as he intended. He would never have intentionally hidden the true instructions on how to play it. He didn't even like it when people performe
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