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Okay. Thank you for the advice. My biggest program is like 100 lines of code maybe. So I will go ahead an switch now. But it's like 10pm where I'm at so here's hoping I don't play too much...
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So is it just a time issue, or are there compatibility reasons for why not all of you code is Python 3? I ask because I started to learn to code with Python 2 because that's what was preloaded on my system. Is one over the other a big
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>(Yes, I'm still on Python 2 but moving soon). I'm like really new to programming and I'm still just learning the basics, but I see this little addendum a lot from people who say everyone should be writing Python 3.
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But that would be evidence of a bad engineering culture. Which is United has said is not true. So we can probably assume they meant FB's bootcamp is more about placing their engineers on teams they would enjoy and are good at, most of
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This is sad. For Star Wars fans, and for her friends and family, but the worst part is Carrie's mother, Debbie Reynolds, is still alive at 84.
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It's fun.
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I've been looking for something like this for awhile now. I'm a very 'bottom-up' learner. Thank you.
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I finished The Lord of the Rings! It took me three years of reading it on and off, but once I finished it the movies became significantly less epic. I also read: The Martian, Andy Weir --Loved it, but not for everyone Streams of Silver, R.A
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So we're going back to arcades?!
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For one thing, I am not entirely convinced right and wrong exist in any objective sense. The way I see it, to be able to define some things as good and some things bad, you have to accept that the good things are "better" than the
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>Is it possible to build a society which is not built around the concept of 'work'? Sure, but it could probably only happen in a post-scarcity society. As long as resources are scarce effort will need to be put forward to susta
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>A big company should aspire to make life better, not worse. Why exactly?
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So the answer is more racism and segregation?? If we want inclusion, why not build an exhibit that includes all races? Or why wasn't this exhibit added to the already existing one? How can these two exhibits be equal to one another i
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>You're so wealthy that you don't even know what poverty looks like. I mean, knowing what poverty is and experiencing it are two different things. Of course, I've lived out of my car, so it's possible both apply to me
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>Since when were American politics about issues rather than image? Since when did these things become mutually exclusive?
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>I'm yet to hear Hillary's version of "I can walk right up to men and grab them on the cock" "Women have always been the primary victims of war. Women lose their husbands, their fathers, their sons in combat.&quo
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If you're afraid of signs, you may have bigger problems then religion...
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>Everywhere around you. You have a indoor plumbing and electricity and always-on internet, correct? You eat three squares a day, right? In global terms, you are likely to be quite wealthy These things are true of every black male, white
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That was a different post. This link is to the New York time, the other is to the Washington Post.
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Foundation by Isaac Asimov Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe Meditations by Marcus Aurelius A few different sections in the D&D 5ed DMG and PHB A couple of comic books.
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>increase your chances of finishing Now you're saying something different. Which is it, are these races "all about" preparation, or is preparation only a way to increase your chances? I'm saying there is an upper limi
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You sound like you're saying that if these athletes had prepared more than they would have been able to finish the event. There is literally no amount of training that will guarantee finishing. If you think there is, then I'm will
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Your spoiler is from the newest season. So, not quite a year, and if they're anything like me, they've been putting off watching the new stuff until they can binge watch the whole thing.
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>willing to bet that within a decade you HAPPILY buy a phone without a headphone jack Are you saying that because you think there will be a better alternative to the 3.5mm jack a decade from now? What does that have to do with what Apple
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My favorite: W61.62 Struck by duck
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>BUT people are always afraid of anything past 4th grade math! Then the solution is simple! We teach calculus to 3rd graders, then no one will be afraid of it! But seriously, I agree that calculus is taught way to late. I wasn't int
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I've tried things like this before, and for me if there is an easy way for me to change the settings or turn off the application, I'm just going to do that and go back to procrastinating. So, I'd like to throw in and say some
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To be fair, they gave Obama the prize before he failed to shut down Guantanamo.
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>aka I know how much 50 pounds of clay weighs Does it not weigh 50 pounds??
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>It's one of those bloody articles that requires a layman to read all of the attached articles I don't see why this is a bad thing. I often do this for fun, and when I do it's never information I need to get on in my day t
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