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2311.
by t-3 5y ago
I do complex math without using greek letters and other untypable characters all the time. It's called programming. The order of operations is explicit, the operations themselves are explicit, and there is very little room for ambiguit
2312.
by t-3 5y ago
I have to vehemently disagree. Notation does more to keep mathematics the domain of nerds than anything else. It's unintuitive, uninformative, excessively complicated jargon which exists only to gatekeep and save paper. It's simpl
2313.
by t-3 5y ago
Right. If you want to dox yourself, go ahead.
2314.
by t-3 5y ago
Kings have people trying to murder them, they also have to murder others. They do not have peace. Power doesn't attract me, neither does rape. I'm sorry you're so broken.
2315.
by t-3 5y ago
I've been both. I don't think you have any idea.
2316.
by t-3 5y ago
And for an individual is 12,280.
2317.
by t-3 5y ago
Logs are often not used or stored on the local machine (ie. syslogd) so it makes no sense to build that in as a standard capability.
2318.
by t-3 5y ago
Homeless. In medieval times, everyone was poor, and one person's life had no value to another. In modern times, I can be relatively safe from violence and predation, recieve shelter from compassionate strangers almost anywhere, get med
2319.
by t-3 5y ago
Medical debt collection and reporting is much more restricted than other kinds. You can certainly treat it as free very easily if you want to.
2320.
by t-3 5y ago
140% of the poverty line doesn't even reach $20,000.
2321.
by t-3 5y ago
Factor fits what you're asking for, I think. It doesn't seem to be all that common for compiled languages to be designed "monolithically" with IDE and compiler as one package.
2322.
by t-3 5y ago
If a "modern" high level language is like a shop with machines full of safety features and refinements, lower-level languages are similar but the bandsaw won't try to stop before cutting your fingers off, and assembly is like
2323.
by t-3 5y ago
I can read all day, but if I do nothing with what I read, it's mostly lost. If you don't have some project ready, try to pick some broad, long-term idea that you can steadily use as a mental focus when you're reading (and it
2324.
by t-3 5y ago
Amazon would get hit with antitrust faster than you could think it, and nobody else is big enough to be able to just make an offer they can't refuse.
2325.
by t-3 5y ago
"The wrong place" can become "the right place" in a relatively short period of time if we change the way we think about agriculture, is the point. For what it's worth, I think the main problem here is agricultural s
2326.
by t-3 5y ago
You are not using the same meaning of "addiction". I'm most definitely an addict, of various substances. Can easily put them down for months or years, that's not proof that I'm not an addict. The addiction is the pa
2327.
by t-3 5y ago
Your subjective experience as a caffeine addict is not really applicable. Caffeine definitely impairs me. I can't sleep, can't sit still, can't poop, can't focus on anything. Weed, on the other hand, keeps my thoughts
2328.
by t-3 5y ago
Maybe. It may be worth considering, however, that the reactions humans/other animals have to these substances are not necessarily accidental. Mammalia is young, plants are old, and have tamed us in many ways.
2329.
by t-3 5y ago
> But there are extreme factions of libertarians who really question things like "Do mothers really have a duty to take care of their children?" You mean feminists?
2330.
by t-3 5y ago
Unplug the ethernet cable and turn off the wi-fi. The internet isn't the interesting part of computing anyway.
2331.
by t-3 5y ago
Well, some places catch fire every year, doesn't stop people trying to pretend that that's not normal.
2332.
by t-3 5y ago
That sounds like hell. I was forced into music and soccer for ~6 years as a child, and my complete lack of talent is the only thing that stopped my parents from keeping me at it, they thought like you and didn't care that it was misera
2333.
by t-3 5y ago
It's more about the number of students than the quality of the science. More science being done = more bad science. There's reason to be skeptical of overall quality, but I would hesitate to rush to any judgements based solely on
2334.
by t-3 5y ago
90-day trial period is standard for many low-wage jobs where workers are largely replaceable. I don't know how the highly-paid workers in the tech industry would respond to it, but it's not something unreasonable.
2335.
by t-3 5y ago
Looks like a great board for simple home NAS setups. Have you tested with Pine64's CM4-compatible SoQuartz board?
2336.
by t-3 5y ago
> A society needs trust to work. Does it? Seems to me that most people don't, and never have trusted each other.
2337.
by t-3 5y ago
I think you're reading too much into it there. Plenty of native speakers have far worse grammar and more questionable usage choices, especially the ones that are young and drunk.
2338.
by t-3 5y ago
The issue is with data movement, in my opinion. Heavily pipelined command languages like shell and stack languages tend towards unreadable because they perform actions on arbitrary data with implicit transfers between functions, which can b
2339.
by t-3 5y ago
What? How is grep "user hostile"? How is ls user hostile?
2340.
by t-3 5y ago
"Easy" is probably because it boils down to, install X, Y, Z, edit config for X, Y, Z, start daemons X, Y, Z. There's no complex math or thinking involved, just plugging stuff in.

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