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It handles files being passed on the command line too. Your particular usage might only take a minute, but to make it play nice with other expected CLI usages, takes more thought (and you will probably forget something).
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That is a fascinating idea, and I think it would work for anything except a primary residence. (How can you tax "I'm 83 and will only leave in a coffin?") For everything else, particularly investment or rental properties, it
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> Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Their Lives, Survey Finds
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I do remember those, and iirc it almost sank the company. In fact I think that it absolutely impacted Twitter negatively, because the way they got through it was with massive investment in engineering funded by venture capital. So now Twi
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Would you rather have a well-designed flop, or a poorly-designed hit that you can't scale fast enough? Remember Friendster from 2003? It's quite possible that it would have not lost to Tribe/Myspace/Facebook if it didn&
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7y ago
How is USV better than ASV, which would use U+001E and U+001F? Also, is your offer available for other tabular data tools? :)
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Fair enough, I've experienced those pains myself. But what is the strategy with UXY? kind of a semi-fixed-width format that is only partially aligned, but still requires quoting/escaping? I'm not sure it's any better
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Very cool, I've had a similar idea myself recently! Though, why not go with a simpler format like TSV (tab-separated values)? Then you don't have to worry about quoting and escaping anything but tabs and newlines (which are very
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As a kid, I loved playing Alleycat (1983). I had no idea he was 23 years old when he made it!
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I had a similar situation and also felt like I was getting the short end of the stick sometimes; I was working harder during those 4 days than I was when I was working 5 days. But 3-day weekends every week are so amazing. It's like t
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He was right in spirit, wrong on timeline (and perhaps mechanism).
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TV was not recorded on film. Older TV looks different than older film, for this reason.
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7y ago
Okay, so let's be optimistic and say a team of 4 can do in 12 weeks what that one dev could do in 4 weeks. 48 dev-weeks vs 4 dev-weeks. Do you think it's reasonable for a project to cost 10x as much just for that precious consis
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What kind of person is this? In your estimation, what is his tragic flaw, apart from existing and being involved?
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And then you can just #define assert(...) to eliminate it...oh wait, Go doesn't have a macro-preprocessor.
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Also, there is no way to eliminate the assert clause in a high-performance (release) build.
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Bohemian Rhapsody on Floppotron
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You might be conflating IQ with EQ.
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Klaus Teuber (Settlers of Catan) still works as an engineer.
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8y ago
This conversation is about hobbies. No one is cleaning sewers as a hobby (they wouldn't even let you!)
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Those are fair critiques. I brought up his age as evidence that it was not simply the arrogance of youth; if it were, education and exposure to a wider world would be the proper prescription. But his blank stare after I gave him a keyword
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I received an email from someone I met recently: > I inted to start doing a project on what causes Parkinson's Desease using Python , Big Data, , Data analyt and Nvidia Supercomputing. You have a skillset that can hel sovle this pr
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I would gladly wait hours or days for certain long-tail searches; the kind that I revisit every few days/weeks/months for half an hour trying various search terms to see if I can crack the code and find the content that I know is
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Unfortunately if it's decentralized, then it becomes controlled by spamlords, SEO artists, advertisers, and anyone else who stands to gain from manipulating the index to their advantage. At least if it's centralized, the fights a
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"...so it's going to take me more than 30 minutes."
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> Let's assume pay is the only parameter in a job offer. It's not. > These companies [FAANG] hire every engineer that meet their criteria. They don't hire anywhere close to that. Their hiring practices are notoriously
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> If they could terraform another planet, they could probably just fix mars instead. So why do humans find it easier to conceive of terraforming Mars, than to just fix our planet instead?
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Over the course of 20 years, you will have modest years that seem pretty reasonable, and you will have ridiculous years that tip the whole balance negative. My partner had been renting her house out for about 5 years with the usual annoyanc
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This is the start of a Strunk&White-level style guide. There are reasons for things beyond what the OP goes into; for example, the imperative form in English is also the infinitive, which is the most basic form of the word and the one
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No funding and no supporting organization? I'm not able to work for free, and I don't think this is something that can be done by 100s of hackers in their spare time with loose coordination.
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