withme

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   by withme 11y ago

   I'm fairly certain that they are identical. Hadley got the publisher to agree to allow him to keep the website up after publishing.
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   by withme 12y ago

   Joking aside, I'm genuinely confused as to how you survey that many of the site's users and get no one with rep above 10k. Especially considering that high rep users are much more engaged and invested in the site, and so I would e
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   by withme 12y ago

   Only ~13k of the 20k reported a StackOverflow reputation, and none of them had more than 10k rep? That seems odd.
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   by withme 12y ago

   Also a fellow juggler, but I have always felt the opposite, actually. (And have frequently felt like I'm in a minority.) I could watch technicians practicing 8 balls, 10 rings, crazy site swaps, endless 5 club back crosses, etc. in a g
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   by withme 13y ago

   Regarding the adoption rate of S, I think you hit upon a key source of the complaints about R. R existed in one form or another for a (relatively) small, specialized audience for a long, long time. This included the period where transitioni
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   by withme 13y ago

   This is what's really weird to me about every conversation that pops up with people complaining about R. I've been using R daily for nearly 8 years now, and there are plenty of things that I could complain about. But other people