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I'm not an expert on all colleges in america, it sounds like I came across as thinking that way so I apologize. Right or not, the Computer Science courses at the University I was enrolling in (I ended up dropping out of college due to
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That's how it works. Generally with theoretical research, especially math-heavy disciplines like computer science, the distance in time from you coming up with a theory and someone finding a practical application for it is large enough
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12y ago
If you are serious about getting a job, you damn well better be hacking in your free time if you don't currently have a job in the field. The OP didn't specifically say but, at least for me, if you are in school/unemployed lo
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12y ago
The problem is, you are thinking Computer Science == Computer Programming. You are wrong. Computer Science is more math than programming, if you want to learn marketable skills get a different computer degree. Most colleges offer a more pra
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12y ago
From my vague recollections they were somehow causing the wrinkles to be close together. It has been years since i've read the series though.
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12y ago
I agree with the commenters on the article, this sounds a lot like correlation: not so much like causation.
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(There seems to be an increasing amount of evidence that there's nothing magical about consciousness, and that free will in all likelihood doesn't exist. I find this super uncomfortable, but there is also nothing I can do about,
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12y ago
I just started playing one of its sister games again this week, Aetolia. http://www.aetolia.com
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12y ago
Playing devil's advocate: If someone "steals" your identity, it isn't really theft sure. Really, you both have a pointer to that identity. The problem, which makes it a good idea for it to be illegal, is that you both ha
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12y ago
This https://docs.docker.com/installation/mac/ says to use a download and doesn't mention homebrew. If it doesn't work then I understand not feeling confident in their release, so you should try it! TLDR
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12y ago
I'd assume, without further information, that the random samples the script grabbed didn't have any sizes in range 50-599 inclusive. While that seems a bit odd, it doesn't seem impossible to me.
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12y ago
The author said Github contributions and/or a specific programming project. My development group does a relatively simple tech interview + a programming project.
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13y ago
That was my first thought as well. I think that it is a great idea to experiment when working on personal projects/something with little to no deadlines. However, when the project is due yesterday and you come across something you don&
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13y ago
I am confused about all these licensing "problems" everyone is talking about here. Could you enlighten me? Sure, Ocaml and shen have "weird" licenses but I just read through them in the last few minutes and see no major
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure that isn't a surety. See the accepted answer here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11412160/java-libraries-... for instance. LGPL, in any case, would almost certainly be okay. Most pe