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a-bit-of-code

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About a-bit-of-code

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    Comment #35407393

    Is it just me that thinks that the article is a [skilfully drafted] joke (or parody or whatever the correct word is)? The fact that it has been published close to April 1st raises …

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    Comment #34866208

    Understood. Thank you for the elaboration.

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    Comment #34819412

    I believe Google Sheets supports programmability using Javascript these days. Is your product fundamentally different? Thanks and all the best.

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    Comment #34673146

    https://www.youtube.com/@VillageCookingChannel These guys in a remote Indian village cook for hundreds of [needy] people at a time. There is no modern cooking machinery involved. T…

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    For that kind of seniority/experience, what fraction of companies asked LeetCodey stuff? Was it easy or medium/hard problems? How much time did you have to spend preparing/practici…

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    Comment #32937143

    'The Psychology of Money' was worth the time. It is a very impactful book for anyone that has anything to do with earning & spending money. IOW, all of us.

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    Comment #32737559

    Why not include a demo org and/or demo public GH repo that can quickly be tried out? I wouldn't want to grant GH access to every service I try out. Just thinking aloud.

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    Comment #31995652

    The title is misleading given that the article is 2+ years old. Are they still the largest broker? Do they still have only 30 devs?

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    Comment #30625669

    Drink water when feeling hungry. Not kidding.

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    The world's first living robots, designed by computer and built from stem cells, have started to reproduce in a breakthrough which could lead to self-replicating machines, scientis…

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    Comment #22866647

    Any chance that we could have an STL equivalent in C. Of course, templating and other features being absent it won't be as generic as CPP. However, having even something close to S…

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