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adchari

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    Comment #39190982

    I've done this for a while, increasing the threshold and collecting every time I tab away from an emacs window (setq gc-cons-threshold 100000000) (add-function :after after-focus-c…

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    Comment #38683587

    I'm unsure if this is true anymore? The ingredient list and information from their website seems to indicate that this is no longer an ingredient (although some of their products d…

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    Comment #32338504

    Jane Street?

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    Comment #32317032

    They don’t really have to be losing in the long term, being short deep out-of-the-money puts nets you an option premium if the underlying never crashes, and once you delta-hedge th…

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    Comment #32119659

    To be fair, this book definitely doesn’t start from first principles since UIUC requires several classes before 374 (the class which uses this book). UIUC splits the data structure…

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    Comment #31482241

    Compiler Explorer was used to teach some basics of compiler optimization in my computer architecture class a couple of years ago, but the About Me page was the first time I had hea…

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    Comment #29409438

    Is this just a threshold secret sharing implementation? Definitely a cool implementation, fun name

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    Comment #27858224

    Enforcing the law becomes a lot harder when a community lacks trust in you, and kids who don't trust police officers turn into adults who don't trust police officers, and teach the…

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    Comment #27591654

    How does it actually feel to ride? I feel like the self-balancer may pull away from you more than normal

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    Comment #25756762

    I’m going to chime in despite being a broke college student. I’ve been using ledger for about 2 years now, and daily reconciliation of what I actually spent is more helpful to me t…

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    Comment #25098874

    The issue isn’t really the paper (although one can argue that any single use item isn’t ideal), paper coffee cups contain a thin layer of plastic on the inside to prevent leaking, …

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    Comment #24601721

    Maybe I can offer an interesting perspective. Compared to most readers on this site, I’m likely on the younger side, I’m 20, at a university, and I’ve been programming since I was …

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    Comment #24577960

    Garbage collection is also limited, you can still effectively create “memory leaks” if you hold a reference to something you’re not longer using.

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    Comment #24458287

    It’s not that the language is different, it’s that the default is stupid. It’s much more likely that if I’m trying to concatenate a string and a function, I’ve mistyped something, …

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    Comment #24433867

    Emacs absolutely overuses it, every time you scroll to the end or beginning of a file it beeps.

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    Comment #23950710

    For reference, the University of Illinois CS department, which has a significant number of international students, is having synchronous online lectures for 95% of the courses offe…

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    Comment #23833920

    US schools can't exactly support all those American students without income, and international students are that source of income. My university (UIUC) heavily relies on internatio…

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    Comment #23036159

    Thinkpad, or XPS 13/15 have good Linux support. I run Manjaro on my X1 Yoga, and I’ve heard the T line is really sturdy

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    Comment #23014419

    Even as a college student, same. My quality of learning has seriously gone down the hill without the same access to my peers for homework and projects

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    Comment #22979071

    I fully support this, Harvard has definitely committed some questionable acts recently. However, Ivy League schools in general are well known for their prestige, and they usually h…

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    Comment #22978965

    But they're a lot easier to group together than any other races. Like most other races, they have similar cultural values (parents/family is the most important thing, education is …

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    Comment #22978845

    The top performer attributes are also interesting, the majority of Asian immigrants come to the US with a technical job, resulting in children who tend to succeed in similar subjec…

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    Comment #22960165

    While self learning tools is obviously a useful skill, it's also nice to have someone experienced give you a full overview of how things work. For example, I learned how to use a s…

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    Comment #22656821

    There are lotss of responses here advising Ubuntu to teach Linux skills. I'd like to put in a vote for Manjaro instead: The automatic driver detection when you install it can be ha…

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    Comment #22647894

    This might be due to a potential looming recession from the pandemic.