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by tmh88j 5y ago
>I just like it a lot, and I don't want to switch because it does everything I need. Spotify seems like it wouldn't be as configurable Maybe I'm missing out on part of the experience. What else is there to do with a podcas
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> I was expecting to see a lot more highly technical articles too. Topics like engine designs, control systems, manufacturing processes, etc., written by engineers. The youtube channel Engineering Explained is probably as close to that a
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by tmh88j 5y ago
/r/cars focuses primarily on performance ICE vehicles, specifically sports cars and some offroading. It seems like most subjects on OP's site cater towards EV's, hybrids and general non-enthusiast subjects. As a huge per
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by tmh88j 5y ago
I've seen them live a few times. They put on one hell of a show.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>I do have a prejudice against people who tell me they learn something through a video. There are good video creators and good educational videos, but there’s just too much trash. Bad content has absolutely nothing to do with the format.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
Haha, I'm genuinely intrigued to see the contents of that book. It could certainly be copy/paste from the Mozilla docs, but who knows! I was pleasantly surprised by this video about the JS event loop, although in fairness it is a
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by tmh88j 6y ago
I agree that something like a Python dictionary is probably unnecessary to make a standalone video for, but simple concepts like that also wouldn't be a 3000 word article unless you're looking for literally every nuance and weird
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>He pretty much abandoned his very popular website and went all in on YouTube. Why? Apparently watching video is so much easier than reading 3000 word article. Learning from videos is lazy? Content you've learned is only valid if yo
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by tmh88j 6y ago
Silicon Valley captured this perfectly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdXKdRoB9Wk&t=1m10s
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>I don't think most people strive for mastery. But many things just aren't that fun or satisfying if you don't at least achieve competence. Learning how to play the guitar was frustrating for me, but my stubbornness to be
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by tmh88j 6y ago
Isn't the term for that a tech enabled company?
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>You can get out of Austin pretty quick. 30 mins in some directions can get you out of the metro area. Also, 5k sqft is 1/10 of an acre. During the normal busy hours in which people commute, no way. I can only hope all the construct
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by tmh88j 6y ago
It's from the movie Billy Madison. There was a family of bullies with the last name of O'Doyle, and everytime they picked on someone afterwards they would say "O'Doyle Rules". They eventually had an incident with a
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by tmh88j 6y ago
The math is isn't advanced, any high schooler would've encountered it. Brush up on the basics of exponents and logarithms and you'll be fine.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
If you're interested in implementing a hash table I would assume you're also generally interested in data structures and algorithms. I'd highly suggest the Algorithms, Part 1 class on Coursera. It's totally free and offe
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by tmh88j 6y ago
No one would argue that humans aren't animals, but do all animals swarm? Genuinely curious, not trying to be a smart-ass.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
Why else would you buy an E46 M3 over another E46 3 series if you didn't care about performance? According to you it's the last good car BMW made. The M2 Comp is an objectively better car than the E46 M3 if you care about performa
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>Superior is an opinion just like mine. The increased performance is the only reason to buy an M over a lesser trim. Performance metrics are as objective as you can get and modern BMW's are far superior in that regard.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
If you want to cherry pick isolated issues in an attempt to downplay how much better performing modern BMW's are overall I can make a huge list of performance cars that have notable issues * E36 M3 upper shock tower cracking * E46 M3 s
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>That’s what I’m asking you! :) As I've been saying comments in the code should describe how that specific section of code works, and why it's done that way if the "how" isn't enough. The new parts of the codebas
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by tmh88j 6y ago
You seem to be confusing end user documentation with code documentation....an actual document that describes how to use the software vs comments in the code that describes how it works >Sometime later, a new use case ”C” is added to the
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>So unless the code base is your primary documentation for requirements, "why" comments in the code can be dangerous No, but you seem to be implying that commit messages serve that purpose. If your code changes why wouldn'
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by tmh88j 6y ago
Have you driven any modern BMW's? If size is your issue the M2 Competition is far superior to the E46 M3, and the F80 M3 is far superior to the E39 M5 and E60 M5.
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>Too many people think that commit message is to explain HOW you did something. >WHY you did it this way is the most important part. What was done is better suited for the commit message than how and why it was done, in my opinion. Th
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by tmh88j 6y ago
> For soldiers, athletes and even business leaders, the stakes are real and having an in-person relationship makes a difference. I've never met the majority of my coworkers in person and we're no less productive than when I wor
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>Kids: If you meet your heroes, say something. "Thank you" is good if you don't have the words. I'm a huge gearhead. I live in the US, but a few years ago I was in Rome for work. I was out to a late lunch with my boss
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by tmh88j 6y ago
>I guess I won't be too surprised if it also gives us the return of webrings You're in luck! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23549471
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by tmh88j 6y ago
I've recently started using Express.js for a project at work, and I've never before encountered a seemingly popular framework/language with such frustrating content churned out by the community. Express's official docs h
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by tmh88j 6y ago
> it's about the contact with other people and the talk during the lunch break. face to face human contact. i honestly can not comprehend how can people wish to be isolated... but maybe it's something different with me. Between
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>I've instead built something entirely brand new using Swoole and an assembled set of very fast and very light Composer packages (namely Fastroute and PHP-DI) and everything else I'm building myself (compromising on reusability

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