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I've often thought that porting a game engine to the browser with a suitably robust object library and hyper-intuitive developer interface would be just what is needed to jump-start a move away from rectangles and columns. And doubly s
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Kingsville, Corpus Christi, Austin, TX Tucson, Phoenix, Flagstaff, AZ Regarding the statistic on urbanization, and given that I'm unable to speak to the impact of yet-to-materialize but inevitably arriving self-driving cars, many citie
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This is from the Washington Post. If it were from the L.A. Times, maybe it'd carry some weight with me. Having grown up in south Texas and Arizona and then, post college, moved to NYC and now Baltimore, I can attest to an enormous cult
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Go on informational, throw-away interviews. That and do something like https://leetcode.com/ No secret sauce here. Just need practice.
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No problemo! Personally, if I had to do it again, I'd purchase a used copy of "Discrete Mathermatics with Graph Theory, 3rd Edition" by Edgar Goodaire and Michael Paramenter and then download the instructors solution manual.
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Don't worry. If I were only taking one course in mathematics, this would be the one. Not because it is the most interesting math, or the most beautiful, but it gives you the most bang for the buck, followed by, maybe, the probability&#
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K, so, LOVE the idea, just a couple of recommendations. First, it sounds like this is one person's idea. I'd highly recommend starting locally with your own community before posting online for development. This will allow the onli
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My wife and many friends are academics. They don't exactly just type the thing up. Writing books for them is a painstaking process during which they sacrifice and put their blood, sweat, and tears into those pages. I think this article
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I love how the cartoon at the top of the page shows two "indie-developer" looking characters in all their idiosyncratic glory, but then lower on the page the user profile photo is of some corporate tool looking guy. It's kind
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I can tell you exactly why I might fall into this stereotyped category. 1) The wheel is closed-source, and I do not trust the vendor with that component. Linkages to that upstream code/license might not be acceptable/cannot not be
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It's my personal opinion that one only gets complaining rights if one doesn't use Gmail, one doesn't subscribe to NetFlix, one doesn't use Spotify, ad nauseum. JetBrains is making a business decision. That's what bu
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Maybe there is an issue with the idea of "discover"... This sort of hubris is insidious.
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If one browses on over to shop.com, at the bottom of the page you'll find: © 1997-2015 SHOP MA, INC. All other designated trademarks, copyrights, and brands are the property of their respective owners. (prdmf002) Doesn't really lo
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My semi-educated assumption was that it is clear I was referring to the linked article and not other, non-referenced, non-journalistic materials.
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I think it fair to hold "journalists" to a standard which does not count verbatim repetition of their subjects words without any inspection as "ink spent".
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Fair enough, all things in context :)
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soooo, no words spent on privacy? this is akin to paying someone to build a fence and gate for you, and then making sure they have a copy of the key at all times, and never asking them what they do with it... rhetorical question here, is it
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Ty! I actually came to the discussion page explicitly for this tidbit. Worked.
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In the time before Mathematica, mathermatics was non-proprietary and open source.
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Uber can now effortlessly hack its rivals six ways to Sunday(fortune.com)
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So, I guess Hacker News is focused more on the tech than the political, but, still, I'm kinda taken aback by the comments here. The Uber "endgame" is a super-small fish in the bigger ocean called "neoliberalism". It
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Timely. I'm reading "The Truth About the Drug Companies" by Marcia Angell. Per Wikipedia, Dr. Angell is "the first woman to serve as editor-in-chief of the New England Journal of Medicine. She is currently a Senior Lectu
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You definitely can't import scheduled drugs, of which provigil (modafinil) is one.
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Until 2006, understanding the Earth's climate was an explicit component of NASA's core mission statement. The exact phrasing that was removed in 2006 was: "to understand and protect the home planet". So, yes, NOAA != NAS
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monopoly-regulation and net-neutrality are two unconnected issues. you can have a monopoly that does/does-not respect net-neutrality; you can also have a competitive market place where all members respect/do-not-respect net-neutra
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and,,, you seem to have completely have missed the point. if OSS is organic and evolutionary, we shouldn't be discussing market-share strategies. LO, keep on doin'. AOO, you keep on doin' too. i wouldn't argue anything p
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how is it Apache's responsibility? how about an open letter to the LibreOffice team to do what every single commercial company does, go out there and sell itself. OSS work is often noted and praised for having evolutionary and organic
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The first presidential debate is behind a paywall on Fox. Now Sesame Street is behind a paywall on HBO. I mean, Sesame Street!!!! Is nothing sacred?
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the level of constructive criticism here just blows me away. my god what an amazing community
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can't wait to see the updated privacy terms

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