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by kaesar14 4y ago
You pay for something, then you’re allowed to use the bathrooms.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
https://www.collegeraptor.com/find-colleges/articles/college... 30% of our House went to a top 100 university which isn't necessarily saying much - that list includes many state universities and I'd say
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Could just be different strokes for different folks. I thought OOD in java taught by Lerner was way better (Card game project opener was wonderful) and just made more intuitive sense. I didn't honestly get functional programming until
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I just think functional based program is a bit harder to reason about for newbies. Programming did not click for me until the third class in the track where we learned object oriented design. Pretty common experience in the program as well,
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Funny to see anything Racket related rocket up to the front page of HN. My alma mater (Northeastern) is heavily involved in its development and the infamous intro CS class (Fundamentals of Computer Science 1 / Fundies 1) is taught in i
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yeah, I think is more of an organic chemistry thing which I only got to at the end of my class so hopefully some other commenter can provide more color there. I will say the experience I had there made Orgo seem more like a language than a
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by kaesar14 4y ago
My education only went as far as AP Chemistry in high school but we did no such memorization of periodic table. The table is organized in a way that's extremely informative with regards to ionic charge and element classification. It pr
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Do you have a source tweet for the 10% discovery?
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by kaesar14 4y ago
It seems like a fundamental issue is that there's no really no product differentiation - a Lyft's end result is the same as Uber (getting to your destination) so the only path to winning is having the money to outspend your oppone
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I mean either way it's a transliteration that's still not accurate to either pronunciation in its original form by sound. I don't have a problem with these sorts of political changes, just the way the wind blows, but it is fu
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by kaesar14 4y ago
The sound like bit.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Reminiscent of changing the collective English world's spelling of Kiev to Kyiv when both are just approximations of the real pronunciation, lol.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I don't think the average literate English reader really knows how to parse an umlaut - I sure don't. And while the spelling system isn't necessarily consistent I don't see why we should change words that people do know
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And still vast amounts more of poor minorities are obese than live in food deserts.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
The statistics here are saying anywhere from 30-50% of each American state's population is obese so yeah I'm gonna venture to say food deserts are not the culprit here Edit: Looks like the AECF link might've been edited as th
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I mean there's still enough time to pick and choose the food that is making people fat...
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Only 8% of the American population live in what could be qualified as a food desert.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Or that the cultures in each racial group have different diets of wildly different nutritional value. No one is making anyone overeat.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
ah ce n’est pas disponible dans mon pays :(
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I don't know German, how do I navigate to the French version?
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Sorry, can't recommend it enough, typed that on my phone.
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https://youtu.be/NIxn9auks24 I can’t recommend this Royal Institute lecture about how Champollion (and others) finally cracked the code of Hieroglyphics
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by kaesar14 4y ago
+1 for weasyprint, only library I’ve found that respects all modern CSS and importing fonts
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by kaesar14 4y ago
If the theory posted elsewhere in this thread is true there was definitely gross negligence elsewhere in the security chain so it’s not the fault of that one person for sure.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I wasn’t aware those places were in India, the subject of this exchange. Entirely possible and supported by mainstream historians that the colonial regime did lead to a number of deaths around the same magnitude of both of those events thou
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Forgive me for being frank, but how do people seriously fall for phishing scams? How do you work at a company like Uber and do something like click on a link in an email to claim a gift card? It’s insane to me.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I’m also Indian. The British regime is likely responsible for tens, if not hundreds of millions of deaths through the forcible extraction of food and wealth, and the impoverishment of generations of Indians since. The atrocities of the Mugh
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Not on the scale as afterwards, no.
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I think in large part it’s due to how economically divided American society is in terms of where people live. Places like New York have excellent water - the wealthy and poor live side by side. But a huge part of this country live in suburb
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It’s crazy how every other western country also has those things and yet… no 50 dollar saline bags. Keep defending graft though

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