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There are cars newer than 60 years old that appreciate :). Of course, they do not usually appreciate past retail, but they appreciate relative to the lowest historical cost.
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I was not making a comparison.
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And also scary is the reverse where everything you do when you're 12 now is likely going to be archived forever.
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This might be one of the only times where it is acceptable to slow down and marvel. I can't imagine how terrible that felt for those guys...
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A Ted talk about what is wrong with Ted talks. Amazing.
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How would you even become a 'Tier One' mathematician? What does that entail?
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"It is also not socially acceptable to be in something just for the money unless it is wall street." I'm not sure if I can agree with that. In general that may be true, but I would have to say most people do something they do
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If you want to work at Big4/5/whatever, you need to do a lot of leetcode or be naturally talented at solving algorithmic problems. It's not as hard as you think, though. Google, for example, really does not ask many leetcode
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Queue them up?
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That seems... like a lot. Thanks for the link.
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First one is going to have to be engineering.
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As someone who has recently tried Rust and uses Java in his day job, why do you think that Rust is the obvious successor? Wouldn't C# be a better fit for people looking to leave Java?
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8y ago
You may be interested in this https://beautifulracket.com/stacker/intro.html . At the end you have a small interpreter that can handle math. There are further tutorials on https://beautifulracket.com to expa
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Any good Pharo demos that you can recommend?
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I would recommend playing around with https://www.firecalc.com/ as it seems to be a pretty customizable calculator.
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I will second the Brandon Sanderson recommendation.
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The only way I could see this happening is with really damaging speed bumps every car length.
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6 mph... yeah. About that. People in the US don't really go the speed limit even in a 25mph zone so I don't know how well that will work. The only time I see people generally going the speed limit is in areas with speed tracking c
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8y ago
Any thoughts on their humble bundle?
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Yet he said the crown vic has "reinforced doors due to being a former detective's car." Also, are fires really that much of a worry when you get in an accident? I have seen very little of that happening... More likely probabl
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Of course there are games that already have proven this, most notably League of Legends (which is also mentioned in the article).
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To all who click this... please be careful of your sound level before you do. The game right as it started loading made an extremely loud noise and scared me half to death.
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One place that can be useful is https://codereview.stackexchange.com/ . Of course, I think that the idea is not to post 500 lines and say "review pls", but I have seen some very thorough reviews there. It's l
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To be fair there are SOME tools for reading netCDF files (there is netCDF4 for python for example) but it's not all that great out of the box, you have to write your own method to walk through all variables etc... kind of a pain. ncdum
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But then you need Docker... right?
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Just putting it out there, there are plenty of people that feel the same way you do. Of course, there are also plenty of people who don't. The great part about having kids is you don't have to :)
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If you are talking about kickstarter and the like, no, there is a very real chance you will not be able to buy it if you don't fund it. There is also a very real chance that you won't get it even if you do fund it. And if it doesn
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There is often very little risk... a small amount of disposable income to potentially get an interesting niche product. It is not meant to be a "smart" money decision. Not sure where you are getting that idea from...
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Hmmm, I think relocation expenses are pretty standard, but not as high as they may need to be if you need to break a lease or something like that.
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Not all heroes wear capes :)
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