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Dropping out in the last year of a 4 year Physics degree to study Computer Science, because that was even more engaging. After that just following interesting, "niche" work; not chasing the dollar. Retired now and programming mi
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There is a probably outdated page of python success stories: https://www.python.org/about/success/ One example not mentioned in the above page is reddit which is written in python. I once helped maintain the ANUG
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I can't recreate this when trying to make a new account, they said they sent a validation email to "a-b@example.com". Maybe they have broken email validation when logging in to an existing account? If you think they have a
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A worrying thoughtcrime trend [0]. Doubleplusungood [1]. [0] https://pen.org/banned-words-list/ [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspeak
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At that time I didn't care what hiring managers thought. I had been working in my country and overseas and got jobs through reputation.
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Must have: * cross-platform: Windows, Linux, Apple, Android. * handle great majority of HTML/CSS "features" handled by the mainstream browsers. * easy to use bookmarks, allowing sub-folders within folders (see below). * allow
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I moved off github in 2016. Moving because Microsoft bought them sounds like a lame reason, true, but as a software engineer I find my life is less "exciting" if I minimize Microsoft's presence in my life.
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First Linux installation I ever got working. I had tried those "pile of floppies" installations with 30 or more disks but could never get them to work. After Yggdrasil I used Slackware for years. Truly pioneering times.
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Ditto. I'm on my twelfth account in nine months, and at three weeks old it's due to be banned, on past experience.
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So if you owned a small shop and a bunch of hoods came in and said "nice shop, pity if it should catch fire accidentally" you would do whatever they told you to do? > You can't defeat a country that has an arsenal of megad
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To which the answer should be: We hope that the need to defeat Russia because it used nuclear weapons in Ukraine will not be required.
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Why not? Just stay away from anything that may allocate/free memory after system initialization, like "String".
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Nations have lost their freedom while preparing to defend it, and if we in this country confuse dissent with disloyalty, we deny the right to be wrong. -- Edward R Murrow, The Ford 50th Anniversary Show https://www.newspapers.com
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Not the Messiah (He's a Naughty Boy)
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Sorry, a brain-computer interface is a different thing than a EEG device. Ask Musk.
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Learn what you can from your current situation, even if it's what NOT to do. If you have a safety net you can change jobs earlier. But if you don't change you can get invaluable experience by trying to motivate the team and de
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Repeating an untruth hoping people will believe it is not a new technique. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_lie
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First man-made fission reactor, yes. But Nature beat us by around 1.7 billion years. Fusion reactors predate even that. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_nuclear_fission_reac...
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US will abandon Ukraine peace push if no progress soon
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Interesting negotiation technique: show one side of the argument a path to what they want by doing nothing. Masterful.
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First the war was to be easily solved in a day, then a month, and now forgotten after three months. Trump treats it like a real estate deal that went bad, rather than a major upset of the international rule-based order that has held since
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US will 'move on' from Ukraine peace talks if no progress soon
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The actions of a bully who must have the last say.
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The Big Lie
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Trump blames Zelensky for starting war
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The president seems unaware that the war started back in February 2014 and was a smaller war during his first term as president.
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It's getting to the point where you should ignore what he says and ignore most of what he does. Because that changes daily. There's an old military maxim: order, counterorder, disorder.
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I've experimented with a few things but haven't looked at my public IP. I don't think it changes that often and I don't access reddit through a VPN. I'll have to write some code to check my public IP address and s
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Ask HN: Is Reddit shadow-banning broken or is it just me
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Wanting and getting are different things.
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