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necavi
9y ago
Python allows the overriding of just about every operator. For Pathlib they overrode the division operator to instead perform path addition in a platform agnostic manner.
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necavi
11y ago
It may seem that way at first, but quite honestly, some voices they do CAN damage your ability to speak/sing/etc. Under those circumstances it seems completely reasonable to pay someone more for taking a risk with their primary me
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necavi
11y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design They're taking a route that is intended to prevent legal challenges in the future. It makes quite a bit of sense.
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necavi
12y ago
Not very helpful but personally I'm in a very similar situation - I've always worked on programming since I was a kid but never had the opportunity to get a degree and every single programming job in my area requires at minimum a
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necavi
13y ago
A lot of the stuff I see on the front page tends to be simply what is "popular" at the time, not necessarily what is relevant to my interests, I find that the new tab has a more balanced view, in general.
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necavi
13y ago
I believe that the reason that many government sites have gone dark is because most of them have a large amount of dynamic content that relies on some amount of human oversight which cannot be provided currently. Switching to a static page
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necavi
13y ago
Hmm, my girlfriend just got that too. Interesting.
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necavi
13y ago
If I remember correctly, originally that's what it did, a C++ program was compiled to C, then compiled to binary.
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necavi
14y ago
My generally rule of thumb is to pick a project that is far beyond what I could hope to do in the language in a reasonable amount of time, then work as hard as I can, get as far as I can with copious amounts of googling and docs reading. By
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15y ago
That's what the middle mouse button is for.
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15y ago
https://www.datashack.net/dedicated/ I definitely recommend datashack, we've run a very successful minecraft server on it (averaging 50+ players).