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alaaibrahim

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    Comment #20111085

    I've interviewed a lot of people, and I've asked LL questions, besides other algorithmic questions, and mostly I ask these questions to new grads with no much experience. The reaso…

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    Comment #19276618

    If you are only interested in what HEAD has, you can use `--depth 1` with clone

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    Comment #17612816

    Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of dynamic linking?

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    Comment #16189198

    Not exctly accurate, for the part of the number that is Also for the part that is L-R, that is not the rule, as some people still read all the number as R-L (actually in a lot of h…

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    Comment #15956963

    What if foo is `null` or `undefined` ?

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    Comment #15631448

    Thanks, that's a nice explanation.

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    Comment #15631043

    Could you explain why is that the case, I've heard that multiple times, but for me the math doesn't work out. If I earn an amount of (x+y), I would get taxed on (x+y), but if I don…

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    Comment #15621980

    That was Alan Kay Edit: Adding source https://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&stor...

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    Comment #15100328

    I'm sorry, I'm not a native English speaker, and sometimes I fall into these mistakes. I think what threw you off is my incorrect punctuation, as I should've wrote it as > Is it no…

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    Comment #15094104

    For me it's not even a conscious effort, as it feels rude to be on your phone, when you are having a meal with someone. Is it not rude to start reading a book while you are having …

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    Comment #14705270

    > I can make nasty off-handed comments to my friends in private chat all day, with very little fear that it'll see the light. And then, someone decides to take a screenshot, out of…

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    Comment #14466686

    And if you don't have minimum wage/hiring/firing laws, that would help with the illegal immigrants problem, as there would be no incentive to hire an illegal immigrant (it's only t…

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    Comment #13874328

    Have you ever tried to bring a laptop to an interview, and asked to use it instead of the whiteboard? Believe me very few would object.

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    Comment #13853763

    could you elaborate more, where does it say that your wife should make 80% than what you do?

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    Comment #13841752

    Here is my recipe (YMMV) - Love what you do, this is extremely important, although you have goals in mind, you should enjoy the process to reach your goals, this would make you wor…

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    Comment #13835317

    I do understand your sentiment, I was flattered when I first moved the to bay area, with all the recruiters sending me emails, and I would politely reply telling them that I'm not …

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    Comment #13275111

    > Remember, they said "out of the blue" which means "without prior contact to discuss doing so." If I do contact the maintainer before I do any change, that means I'm making a comm…

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    Comment #13274508

    Why Not? I see a problem that I can fix, I do that, and then send it back to the original maintainer, making sure that I'm not breaking tests if they exist, and providing a good de…

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    Comment #12905303

    in your .tmux.conf set -g prefix C-a unbind C-b bind C-a send-prefix

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    Comment #12704293

    > although you can mitigate much of this with various caching strategies but the typical PHP request involves reading dozens to maybe hundreds of files from disk, compiling them in…

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    Comment #12368361

    no -- Betteridge's law

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    Comment #10957289

    You mean criminals that get caught.

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    Comment #10874943

    They are distros, they are usually referred to as distros (Although you can claim that they are Operating Systems). And they are definitely not new Operating Systems.

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    Comment #10635971

    Thank you, learned something new today.