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craigharley
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Comment #37053478
Taxing private jets, is not the same as "removing all incentives to be successful".
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Comment #34393228
Here is another const nDigitOfPi = (n) => (22/7).toString()[n+1]
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Comment #32822006
nieve -> naive Just a small typo, article is good. Clear examples and good explanations.
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Comment #30072970
How long until my new desktop wallpaper?
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Comment #28783700
This was my though too, who cares what lines match where - when an IDE can take me to the line, and more importantly, show me the context for that line.
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Comment #27466008
I thought this was interesting so I created a chart to show the value of US Dollar, against US Dollars over time: https://i.imgur.com/89MSmlf.png
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Comment #24998443
Yeah there's a vim plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/164-ideavim
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Comment #22093662
It’s all because of card fees. It’s not economical to charge $0.5
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Comment #20829538
Is there any way to import tickets (issues and pull requests) from Github?
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Comment #19411218
And php does it both ways with its type hinting... function foo(string bar): string { return “y u do this”; }
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Comment #19079350
How would you recommend going about doing this?
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Comment #19071781
I made a super simple graph in typescript using an adjacency matrix because all the ones I could find were really bloated, or used far too much memory since I have have a very dens…
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Comment #18355426
The select boxes could do with fixing. When you open it up the options aren't visible, as though the text is white on white background. Image here: https://imgur.com/a/YDzZvsf
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Comment #18092789
According to the Bureau of Prisons, there are 207,847 people incarcerated in federal prisons. Roughly half (48.6 percent) are in for drug offenses. According to the Bureau of Justi…
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Comment #18092201
Do you have a source for that? Not saying you're wrong but would be interested to read. I had a quick look but couldn't find one.