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by juskrey 7y ago
Why did he go back to India to do that?
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iBooks, no?
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Why no Mathematica?
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Many of your desires may well be acquired preferences
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Bingo
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Kaggle has nothing to do with real world. It is a system which invites everyone to cheat it and to be cheated. Similar with school: how many times you, excellent grades holder, was cheating because no one scrutinizes high grade holders too
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Procrastination is a BS detector.
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I have replied in the same manner: they should remove their petty items and include regular wear in the rate instead of bothering people with "$50 water stains" and such. Luckily airbnb also thinks so.
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After our recent month-long rent in US the host tried to bill us for some minor (and likely preexisting, anyways, who actually even tries to notice things like cooking pot wear on check in?) wear and tear in total for $1000 or so. Was a bit
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Just look inside any US pharmacy
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US banks are simply not suitable for remote problem solving. I once have run US company remotely, which was completely blocked for three weeks after one typo in outgoing transfer. Never remotely again. I thought Stripe Atlas have solved thi
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Note this is a pretty recent movement in banking security, several months or so. E.g. Wells Fargo did work previous autumn, not anymore. More can be googled. Type field is interesting. Not sure this can pass the radars for too long though.
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Pretty crazy is how modern scholars don't see a difference between average lifespan at birth and at some age. Humans were always living up to 100, conditional on survival until some age. Moreover, to become court official, one had to r
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by juskrey 7y ago
Good luck trying to use VOIP numbers with US banks these days
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Fat tails
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Hi Trish!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_criterion
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In 1990s is was not uncommon to be hired to IT solely based on your Mortal Kombat or Doom skills - pretty good proxy for geekness at that time.
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That all gives work to other people
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I was mostly ok with compojure, but ring was driving everyone mad for big applications with lots of wrappers and handlers, with exploding complexity as APIs grew. Pedestal, on the other hand, is offering compact single data structure with l
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Projects are closed source, so I can share only some general architectural examples. Experience was like.. two weeks of hair pulling, gallons of coffee and no weekends, followed by intense relief and gratitude to fulcro author Tony Kay (als
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We use pedestal+fulcro3+pathom om.next was before that, but it seems to be almost abandoned, also fulcro author have solved a lot of depressing pain points of om.next. Those three work like a perfect Lego.
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Oh, multithreaded coroutines will be really good news when working properly
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C# is hardly a script language, also Kotlin Native is hardly a tool for gaming with its lack of real multithreading support
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Most importantly, Kotlin Native has no proper multithreading, it only uses JS-style single thread
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This is not surveillance, this is just another channel crawler.
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Well, nowadays all of them are just fine when you install OS and run several tests. Problems handling is what really matters.
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Thanks!
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I remember reading a book on Delphi, some early version, it was a detective with some coding. If only I could remember the author, can't google anything right now.
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It is a sign of compliance: someone who favors career over skills. Not even loyalty though.

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