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swerveonem
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swerveonem
8y ago
It's the rediscovery of mIRC like interaction workflows.
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8y ago
Westerners, I think that is an overly broad class.
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8y ago
This guy should be careful, he might get got.
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swerveonem
8y ago
Well said, I wish I knew you in real life.
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8y ago
Why can't they organize a weekly trash service and tell all people to stack the trash at the end of the road?
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swerveonem
8y ago
I guess something similar is at play when I think something looks fast, and usually the object is sleek and aerodynamic.
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8y ago
The binary tree is one of the core data structures used in search. To apply at google and not be able to perform the basic search algorithms on that data structure is a huge red flag. Binary tree is to search what an array is to the program
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swerveonem
8y ago
The more difficult the hash the stronger the given blockchain. Faster chips is not what users of crypto benefit from, we want larger networks of chips no more powerful than those imagined by the blockchain creators.
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8y ago
As a manager I appreciate all these tactics from my team members. Committing to a system like this facilitates communication and can greatly reduce onboarding stress and friction for the entire team. Thanks.
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8y ago
You passed up a leadership career at a defense contractor to read some books you could have read at home? Sounds like they recognized that this person they hired wasn't all that and decided that rather than fire you and risk a lot of p
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8y ago
Why does reaching out informally bungle the case?
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8y ago
The large map when compared to a CS or OW map provides a large variety of environments in which to battle. How many times can you run Dust_2 before you are bored, battle royale you just land in a different part of the map.
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swerveonem
8y ago
Sounds like an interesting project, let's collaborate.
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swerveonem
8y ago
Your employer probably loves you, would you work an hour for free?
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8y ago
For me I feel like as you near completion it becomes harder to make complex changes quickly so each time you sit down to make an epic commit you are not able to make as much impact when compared to the start of a project.
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8y ago
Would you know if fentanyl abuse was a problem in China? With a billion people and all humans being human it's hard to imagine there is not a large sub culture of opiate and fentanyl abuse. Where would we get some quality statistics on
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8y ago
You should build a personal faraday cage.
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8y ago
This point should be made more often. It also supports the ethereum and EOS use case, a general purpose computing blockchain and distributed vm, it allows smaller utility coins to be backed by the same size network as the eth token and ecos
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8y ago
Really? My intuition led me to the correct interpretation.
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swerveonem
8y ago
How do I get into this business? PM me if you want to collaborate.
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8y ago
I hope they find one with the logo of a major retailer.
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8y ago
They already established the context, C, it would be more ridiculous to switch units but if they were unit switchers they would include it.
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That is a funny question, I've been writing code for 10 years and have used a variety of hardware. At no point has the host OS limited my productivity. I even used an old ThinkPad with a broken trackpad for a while during a particularl
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9y ago
How much would it cost to buy all that airtime?
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9y ago
Affect
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swerveonem
9y ago
Let's not forget about diaspora.