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Chromozon

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    Comment #41840432

    My job follows this, and "rebase" isn't even in the vocabulary at work. It's just so simple- our developers spend zero time with git issues because there aren't any. The master bra…

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    Comment #26027135

    Another related issue posted today: https://www.kut.org/covid-19/2021-02-04/covid-19-testing-has...

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    Comment #24343372

    How is this any different than having the police go from business to business asking for security camera footage, analyzing the footage over a time period, connecting faces to name…

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    Comment #24160786

    My mother would not let me live at home while I went to college specifically for this reason. She commuted to school and worked a part-time off-campus job. She regrets that she mis…

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    Comment #23499782

    I remember reading an article years ago which explained that the reason people get eyestrain from a white background is that the monitor's brightness is set way too high. With high…

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    Comment #23034825

    I went to Vanderbilt and graduated in 2013. Their financial aid covered everything up to what FAFSA said my parents could afford- the EFC (expected family contribution) value. Tuit…

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    Comment #22567720

    Seems very similar to Camio ( https://camio.com/ ) but targeted at the consumer space. I like the clever wrapping of object recognition and motion detection into real world actions…

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    Comment #22548738

    I have followed ADVChina for quite some time. The creators provide a unique lens into Chinese culture that is hard to find elsewhere. They are very open about talking about Chinese…

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    Comment #20101785

    For those that don't know, SCAR is a scripting IDE. It was originally created for Runescape, but it can easily be used for many other games or automated tasks. Scripts are written …

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    Comment #17898778

    A while ago, I talked with some guys from a blockchain technology company. They are doing mostly prototyping work for a variety of companies in different industries. However, one o…

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    Comment #17602355

    The West seems to do a decent job of managing plastic waste instead of just dumping into the oceans. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/06/the-jour...

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    Comment #16181641

    Also, http://www.lissaexplains.com/ was really big at the time. Taught me everything I needed to know to code up petpages and the like.

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    Comment #16173286

    https://www.dol.gov/whd/state/tipped.htm Employers do not directly have to pay employees the minimum wage if the tips earned from the work add up to the minimum wage.

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    Comment #15907987

    TFS is great if everything in your codebase is a Visual Studio project. If you are trying to use it for other things, there are better version control systems out there. My ranking…

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    Comment #15454464

    Some of the best Runescape bots were all written in SCAR ( https://scar-divi.com/ ). A friend of mine used them for months at a time all on one character to get 99 in many skills. …

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    Comment #15453679

    I had the same situation, and I ended up buying the 1 TB plan. I really wish they would have an intermediate tier between 10 GB and 1 TB. I would gladly pay for 100-200 GB. I use D…

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    Comment #14824208

    I also use a small amount of tabs, usually under ten. When I want to go to something, I want to immediately be able to click it without having to spend time searching for it. Somet…

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    Comment #14092697

    This is a great example of how many of the things in C that don't compile in C++ are horrible programming practices, and it's really nice that C++ doesn't allow such garbage.

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    Comment #13503968

    My seventh grade teacher strongly enforced #1. Parents would complain to her all day long that their kid spent a lot of hours on so-and-so assignment only to receive an average gra…

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    Comment #13430349

    The way they did it was a bit confusing. They were playing Zelda, and then they cut the game off right as they walked through a door. Shortly after, Super Mario N64 popped up on th…

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    Comment #13029072

    Very well-said. What's disturbing is how many sane people are getting up in arms over this. The trolls are going to have a field day. Unfortunately, it has already blown up and has…

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    Comment #13010495

    I immediately picked up on this, too. From the code I've seen, novice programmers tend to do this a lot more often than someone who has been programming for a while. On a similar n…

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    Comment #12905523

    Related. Conspiracy theory websites are also very dangerous places to browse. My grandfather loves conspiracy theories, mostly the ones related to free energy machines, and he told…

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    Comment #12904278

    Basically what this means is that you will compile all your code using a C++ compiler, but because C++ is backwards compatible with C, they just call it "C/C++". A lot of developer…

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    Comment #12895554

    Hopefully you will be learning C++ and not straight up C. Modern C++ has pretty much solved all the shortcomings of C, and it's sad that people are still stuck learning archaic C f…