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by ldd 9y ago
Look into pantheism if you ever have the time.
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by ldd 9y ago
I like to think that everyone thinks that the grass is greener on the other side. In my case, I have never been 'average' or 'normal', and I always envied the Sarahs and Johns of the world. Then I realized that often &#x
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by ldd 10y ago
I'm confused. Is PowerShell 'recognized' as a shell? I thought only unix and unix-like shells would be covered. I wonder what the technical definition of a shell is though. (genuinely curious, not trying to be snarky)
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by ldd 10y ago
I think the issue is an issue of education. When I see the 'green' colour followed by the word 'secure' when visiting a website using chrome, I know that this does not mean immediately that I have to trust the site. I pr
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by ldd 11y ago
I think that you should add: "Listen to your parents when you have to make minor life decisions". Way too many people either try too hard to please their parents, or ignore their advice entirely. With time, you learn to not swing
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by ldd 11y ago
You are not necessarily wrong, but I think it is important to try to understand what the comment meant. Perhaps some specific event in her life justifies her position. In literally terms, certain authors are simply better than others. But t
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by ldd 11y ago
“Real courage is when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and see it through no matter what.” That is one of my favorite quotes of all times, specifically taking into account the setting of the book.
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by ldd 11y ago
Can you post a similar or simplified challenge here? It seems like a nice exercise
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by ldd 11y ago
Oh, at least Canada is explicitly named. For many businesses, "north america = USA". I haven't really tried 8tracks but most streaming media have a very limited J-pop selection and no South American genres (cumbia, waynos, et
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by ldd 11y ago
Don't. I'm seriously thinking about moving to Toronto right now. I have a Soft. Eng. degree from McGill and I can't find any business in this city that will pay me minimum wage.
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by ldd 11y ago
I also do not speak English at home, nor do most of my peers and I found the opposite to be true: it is easier to do math problems and find spelling mistakes for those of us who do not have English as a mother tongue. I'm pretty sure I
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by ldd 11y ago
For anyone interested in why this would not work (coming from someone in the left) please see the "MUC dollar" used by a Peruvian president in the 70s[1]( https://books.google.ca/books?id=8M6ueEbn3GUC&pg=PA343&a
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by ldd 11y ago
option - q will get you œ, but at least in informal settings, typing "oe" is acceptable, I think.
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by ldd 11y ago
this reminds me of 'real programmers' by xkcd[1] [1] https://xkcd.com/378/
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by ldd 11y ago
I think that language is part of what makes us human. At the very least, the small imperfections in our communication end up as awesome parts of our culture. I would be more interested in an universal real-time translator. It is 2016, it is
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by ldd 11y ago
"This book is targeted towards at least somewhat experienced developers (in other words, it is NOT “how to develop your first program” book with IDE screenshots and copy-paste examples). If your game project is your very first programm
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by ldd 11y ago
I understand where you are coming from, but it is not that I am buying 'the lines of bullshit that make [me] feel this way', it just so happens that I need (any) job in the tech field as a recent CS grad, and I have only started s
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by ldd 11y ago
beggars can't be choosers. (Some of us would gladly take any of the above options)
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by ldd 11y ago
I know this is unsolicited advice, but what problems do you see in this person's code that you can share with us?
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by ldd 11y ago
I think that the internet, by its own nature, self-segregates people. I might not have data to back this up, but it is apparent that people go online to ratify their own views, rather than to listen to others. I have also left reddit, mostl
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by ldd 11y ago
For anyone interested in this idea, read "The Evitable Confict", the last short story in "I, robot", written by Asimov.
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by ldd 11y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one. It is perhaps more common among linux/mac users, but windows user should just join the python-as-a-calculator club.
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by ldd 11y ago
This is wrong. Factually. Speak with any bank at all, paying your credit card debt will never, ever hurt your credit score. At least here in Canada. source: I know plenty of people that pay their credit card every month, with 800+ scores.
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by ldd 11y ago
Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy
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by ldd 11y ago
It reminds me of Simpson's Rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_rule
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by ldd 11y ago
Not OP, but using google search tools, I got this: https://www.google.ca/#tbs=qdr:d&q=intitle:%22software%22+si... It displays ~15 results
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by ldd 11y ago
I will try another approach that has not been mentioned so far. I know this is HN, but you haven't really mentioned anything about novelty outside software. Now, I will try to not make assumptions, but is it perhaps that you are only s
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by ldd 11y ago
I do not know if this will help you in this specific case, but whenever I want to find an article on HN, I just use google site:news.ycombinator.com some words i remember you can use google's search tools to help you too.
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by ldd 11y ago
I would only like to add that it is a human behaviour that I find really interesting. It puzzles me in general why people admire other humans, or pretend that their heroes are not flawed. We know that more than one figure in history cheated
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by ldd 11y ago
In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread. - Anatole France

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