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by motbus3 4y ago
the usages he complains like in the second example are wrong. you are expect to not send a obj but something to have the properties matched.
692.
by motbus3 4y ago
there lots of scammers who do it. it is probably nothing from linkedin team itself. you may want to apply for the job to see what happens
693.
by motbus3 4y ago
CEO just want this year bonus, maybe one more and blizzard fans can explode themselves. no one cares what will happen in the next 5 years to the company. bad incentives
694.
by motbus3 4y ago
there is one to learn with real chefs. there is even a hardware that you put on top of your cooking station to record. you get back a full review of every step you did. from how to slice perfectly, to keeping your utensils neat. cookwithmom
695.
by motbus3 4y ago
question to OP. The company who owns Parsnip is Seed & Stone? the same who sells weed online?
696.
by motbus3 4y ago
the guy just wanted his 15min of fame after not getting laid by using sex harassment
697.
by motbus3 4y ago
I read the article and I am more convinced that Ruby is, if anything, more complicated than anything.
698.
by motbus3 4y ago
we live in a society where we give too much credit for law system which does not work. you can say anything in font 150 and add a 4px height text that flashes for couple of seconds in a TV add and it is fine. you can say purchase and change
699.
by motbus3 4y ago
totally click bait title.
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by motbus3 4y ago
what you mean binary hell?
701.
by motbus3 4y ago
open source has been used as a way of fighting patent trolls and also claiming ownership of similar systems.
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by motbus3 4y ago
we also need to remember ln digital unregulated currencies which consumed lots of energy that could be used for tangible items production and also created a value from something that was not tangible. this dangerous combination means that
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by motbus3 4y ago
ironically Google could have been blocked in Brazil bcs of lack of support.
704.
by motbus3 4y ago
interesting. does anyone knows if this affect gravitational forces somehow?
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by motbus3 4y ago
a CTO should be a normal role without bonuses. or at least only attached to the time the person has been in that position. ctos come, fuck the company forever to get a first good year or two then leave everything behind. ctos, ceos, cfos, j
706.
by motbus3 4y ago
link broken
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by motbus3 4y ago
i wonder if that's a great idea. if for any reason the syntax get ported to older versions it will be unlucky to rely on it. seems more secure to check python version normally.
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by motbus3 4y ago
most of us will do less than 3 meals in the next 60y possibly less than 14 per week but not for health related reasons
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by motbus3 5y ago
it was true like 20 years ago. is this still a thing ? I know poor defective 3A+ supplies do emit some noise
710.
by motbus3 5y ago
It seems highly unprobable because the reach of any radiation caused by the power supply would not extend far enough to fill a room. even though, it is extremely highly unlikely, it would more sense if you had headaches from cellular towers
711.
by motbus3 5y ago
not only about commute time but it's cheaper to work from home as petrol and food prices are skyrocketing
712.
by motbus3 5y ago
google is the new early's 2k Microsoft what happened to Google. now they are hiring almost anyone who applies and have stricter processes and serious meetings. that ceo is destroying Google for good. he wants to blame other people for
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by motbus3 5y ago
so you are the kind the interrupt people train of thought to get your stuff done and let them to work til late :P
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Is Just Me Or
8 points by motbus3 6y ago|1 comments
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Beginner guide to Conan package manager for C++(fsan.github.io)
2 points by motbus3 6y ago|0 comments
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by motbus3 6y ago
the author could've done a much better job doing a post comparing how easier is go use MD instead of Tex. in the end, as he has pretty limited knowledge of tex, no one could argue with him or ask for solutions for some features presen
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by motbus3 6y ago
the next job to get extinct
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by motbus3 7y ago
I feel skeptical as Intel is involved. Not because of money, but Intel has been putting so much effort on some "suboptimal" enhancements that lead to problems as we've been seeing in the past years such as spectre, meltdown,
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C++, SDL2 and CUDA Quick start demo(fsan.github.io)
2 points by motbus3 7y ago|0 comments
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Emscripten and WebAssembly (and a Raytracing Demo)(fsan.github.io)
2 points by motbus3 7y ago|0 comments

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