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atribecalledqst

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    Comment #48302731

    Thank you! I knew that existed, but now that I read the synopsis I'm thinking that the C++20/23 material makes sense in this "tour" book... the C++11 (and earlier) material in The …

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    Comment #48296365

    In college we had Mojo for downloading tracks out of other people's iTunes, for a precious little amount of time (maybe just a year or year and a half before they released an updat…

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    Comment #48279281

    I've cracked into quite a few programming books over the years and it's pretty crazy how much of an advantage it's given me. I'm a lowly systems engineer, not even a real programme…

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    Comment #48278917

    I still find myself hoping (probably futilely) that Bjarne Stroustrop will come out with a new edition of The C++ Programming Language, to help me understand all the features that …

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    Comment #44856673

    There's a hip-hop song I like that uses the dial-up sound as a motif: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfhOWslHDSs The dial-up sound just evokes that early Internet feel so perfectl…

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    Comment #44319515

    Before I RTFA, I was wondering if this would be about trying to find a way to include Wayback Machine results in search. Searching the Wayback Machine is always such a nightmare, a…

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    Comment #44184090

    My girlfriend has been getting into crocheting recently, and I've been learning a lot about it and craft stuff in general. I've always been a computer guy... I'm bad with my hands.…

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    Comment #43523972

    I am definitely interested in how things look for STEM majors on average, and whether they've seen a similar decline. Although the article has a quote from a math professor, and th…

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    Comment #43523908

    When I was an undergrad (2008-2012) I don't think I even had any classes that were given as PowerPoint slides. If they had been though, I don't think I would have felt bad asking f…

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    Comment #43378233

    Years ago (like 2013), I had an actual use case for lynx, which was that I was staying at a hotel long-term and I couldn't access the Wi-Fi landing page from my browser for some re…

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    Comment #42984379

    Have to say, it bothers me a little bit that they named it Carbon. I associate that term strongly with the old Carbon API from Apple. Carbon was officially removed with 10.15 Catal…

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    Comment #42585936

    I saw a Discord server use this but it never actually caught anything. Turns out all the spammers were just human idiots!

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    Comment #42290583

    I get the week between Christmas and New Year's off and then I take a bunch of my PTO in December. It's not an official break or anything.

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    Comment #42288035

    Last year I got stuck on Day 12 for a full week, and thinking about how to solve it consumed my every waking moment. I think this year, I'm going to be kind to myself and not parti…

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    Comment #42203295

    Last year I read How to Solve It and the first half of one of Polya's other books - Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning. I certainly didn't commit them to memory, and I never syste…

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    Comment #42203210

    I used to judge myself for not understanding everything in math articles on Wikipedia, but as time has gone on I've realized that their purpose isn't really to be an introduction ,…

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    Comment #42089597

    I definitely brute-forced my way through significant portions of Obra Dinn, but the fact that you can do that at all (and it's not TOO onerous) is nice.

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    Comment #41963447

    Thank you! I tried looking for a link in the HTML source for the archive.is page but couldn't find it. Maybe I just wasn't looking hard enough...

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    Comment #41962501

    Is it possible to view the music clip from this? Am I missing something?

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    Comment #41768087

    I read Cuckoo's Egg when I was in 6th grade. It didn't immediately turn me into a CLI junkie (we likely didn't have a computer with a terminal until upgrading to Mac OS X a year or…

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    Comment #41560349

    Reading this thread is bumming me out because it's made me realized my company USED TO have a good fusion between 'waterfall' and 'agile'. The requirements development phase, devel…

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    Comment #41547664

    I have a Framework 16, but I installed Arch on it a couple months ago as a dual boot to play around with. Process was largely painless but I did end up disabling secure boot. (actu…

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    Comment #41539972

    It's so sad to see how miserable ICDs have gotten. Some of them are just REST APIs and you are on your own to figure out what everything means, it's pathetic. The old ones, you can…

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    Comment #41409687

    I reported a bug that occurs in a specific configuration of the Music app (trying to use Home Sharing + using bluetooth headphones), never heard anything back. I wonder if it's bee…

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    Comment #41258424

    On the subject of more context in math, I've always wondered if having a grasp of the history of math would be helpful in getting better at solving mathematical problems. i.e. woul…