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by niuzeta 10y ago
I spent five minutes reading the article, another several minutes to contemplate if I've been pranked by the "new york times", then spent another minute feeling... lost. The auspicious "New York Times", to me, would
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by niuzeta 10y ago
I would argue that Hitler's capture of Moscow would have yielded result scores different in both strategical significance and political, than Napoleon's, and it would have handed him a great advantage in 1942. The strategic import
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by niuzeta 10y ago
I agree with the survivor bias imbued with this sentiment, but I don't know if Operation Barbarossa is a good parallel to draw in this case. The Wehrmacht was targeting Moscow, the capital, then Hitler changed his mind, and overruled t
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by niuzeta 10y ago
I believe the GP was referring to this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13969465
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I doubt it but I imagine the Battle.net servers bursting on day 1 to 10 of the release, as so many people who grew up with this game would give it a play.
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My pick was Dark Reign. Boy was it ahead of its time. :(
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Tim Berners-Lee? Wow, I am happily corrected.
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> reasonably welly known university I know it's partially tongue-in-cheek, but how is comp sci in Oxford? I thought all big names in engineering/compsci were MIT, CalTech, and so on. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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by niuzeta 10y ago
Heh, heh, draw the line. ...Sorry.
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I'm willing to buy you several beers for a story! this sounds totally worth it.
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by niuzeta 10y ago
> and having it readily available with a Ctrl+click in VS Code I haven't used VS Code since the beta, but it can do that now? Wow. I should give it a try.
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by niuzeta 10y ago
Not programming podcast per se , but following up on TWIT( https://twit.tv/ ) has mostly been great for me.
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by niuzeta 10y ago
The last addendum reminds me of this inexorably relevant xkcd entry: https://xkcd.com/1597/
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by niuzeta 10y ago
I'd say keeping a care desirable to warrant a 5-star rating is, or any upkeep cost you would have to pay that Uber does not subsidize. I'm not a driver so I can't comment on specifics, but I doubt Uber pays for fuel, unless
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Why so many developers hate recruiters(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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I would hazard to guess that a couple that consists of younger woman to older man(that is older than 34, which the research seems to cut off) is more common than the otherwise.
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by niuzeta 10y ago
The major criticism of jquery comes from its "overhead" which comes from wrapping a lot of functionalities onto relatively(at the time of its onset) large file[1]. While they were legitimate(internet was slow) at the time, at its
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by niuzeta 11y ago
Respectful opinion, but as an only part-front-end dev... > I don’t feel the “problems” CSS preprocessors intend to solve are serious enough to warrant the cost, i.e. to me the solution is worse than the problem. I don't think CSS pr
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by niuzeta 11y ago
They're all dated November of 2015, which was right around when the WSJ investigation brought out. Is this the first time this document(s) was open publicly? What is the new information here?
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by niuzeta 11y ago
Agreed. You try to stay in Canada for love of the country(no joke. I love it here) or just not wanting to leave familiar scene. But with insane housing market and (relatively)low wage, the temptation is strong.
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by niuzeta 11y ago
This is making me think twice about applying to AirBnB, or any one of my friends. I will remember this story.
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by niuzeta 11y ago
I see in the link an empty course info page. Is it an online course that requires a login?
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by niuzeta 11y ago
Impressive work by Google research team. I'm both impressed and scared. This is our Deep Blue moment folks. a history is made.
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This is legitimately a nightmare scenario for some people I know.
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by niuzeta 11y ago
wow, TIL. I really needed to know this. thank you.
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by niuzeta 11y ago
I don't mind SourceTree; it's a great tool to visualize git tree that scratches some itches that gitk doesn't quite. Tree visualization of multiple branches and seamless integration with github/bitbucket are the reason
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Friction Between Programming Professionals and Beginners(programmingforbeginnersbook.com)
146 points by niuzeta 11y ago|180 comments
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by niuzeta 11y ago
bringing new meaning to 'NSFW tweet'
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I'm in Canada and every time I consider prospects of getting into United States , comments like this frighten me. More specifically the Valley area for its renowned reputation of tech-oriented culture, and make good earnings. Compared
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It sounds like prep school for interview exam

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