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rmdashrfstar
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rmdashrfstar
8y ago
Anecdotally?
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8y ago
Your comment is unproductive and unnecessarily sarcastic. It would seem obvious the parent has used the services provided by AWS, and your focusing entirely on the perceived negatives and friction when combining services is not constructive
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8y ago
That's so entirely ridiculous...
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8y ago
Why should I use this instead of Falcon?
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8y ago
> Like most sciences: a theory is put forward, and then you test it with empirical data. Hypothesis?
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8y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean about the social aspects of Sweden not being peachy? Many people in the US describe Sweden as a utopia for Americans looking for a new foreign country to call home... any input on that sentiment would be a
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8y ago
Correct, it’s only the piece of paper and the teaching staff who read the books to you that cost $50k+.
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8y ago
Why?
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8y ago
Does this line not cause the above stacktrace?
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8y ago
This is an unproductive reductionist gatekeeping response to a genuine description of the effort and toiling many have gone through to reach their position.
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8y ago
Care to explain?
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Please keep talking about issues like this. There’s too many preaching a cure from an armchair and not enough recounting actual experience.
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Why? What’s better, slaving away in a cubicle from 9 to 5 doing meaningless work so some corporate big wig can meet his bottom line and get a bonus... or watching your children grow up, spending all day playing with them, raising them, hang
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8y ago
20% producers, 80% consumers; I think it’s unlikely that most people would choose to work if given the option not to along with being given a consistent, reliable amount of money to which they’d be able to use to settle into a repetitive li
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I think it's less about building a career and more about accomplishing the goals of the CEO and the company.
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I think that's a bit limiting as a minimum, 10+2 sounds more reasonable for a new player's introduction to a faster pace chess where they still have an opportunity to calculate lines; 15+* is certainly a great time control to play
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8y ago
Jerry, aka ChessNetwork, is an NM (national master), not a GM. Besides that, I highly recommend him and his tutorial series as a learning resource for anyone below 2000
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8y ago
I don't understand what the meaning of this verse is, could you explain what is meant by timber and silver and the relation to the eyes?
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8y ago
You don't need javascript to display photos, but for the functionality of simulating an "infinity-scroll" where images are fetched based on the position of the viewport relative to the bottom, I'm not sure how this is ac
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I’ve been reading through a lot of your comments and you’ve made me want to review my existing code bases and simplify things! I’ve been that intern who has had a large legacy C/C++ codebase dropped on my lap, and I would have certainl
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Thank you for being one of the first to visit and enjoy it! :D
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I was going for an instagram, infinite-scroll vibe, so a change to paginated would stray from the original intention a bit. Any particular reason you don’t like the autoload? I may just have a poor implementation of it. :) Thanks for checki
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I’ve been working a side project to build a more mobile friendly and scroll friendly version of NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day at http://lookupat.space The most recent update hopefully makes it a lot more useable with inclu
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Why does everyone act like resources must exist in a vacuum? Use both, there complimentary to one another.
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Correct, decriminalization is the answer, NOT legalization. Handing out free needles to addicts while suggesting that they stop is never going to get an addict off their drug.
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>Taking drugs is not terrible in itself (except for your health and your wallet) Gee, I wonder if this is the reason why people say drugs are terrible?
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8y ago
How about not doing those drugs in the first place? Or is that too much to ask?
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Do you have an example of where you’ve found writing raw SQL queries was more efficient in both time spent programming and time spent executing the query? I built an API in Python and SQLALchemy. Originally, it was built in Flask and Flask-
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And the reason to use this over built-in CSS grids is...