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Comment #25954972
>I suspect they lost you as a customer either way. yes
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Comment #22255556
That's great and all but how was their work?
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Comment #20651534
I'll have to look into this. In some limited cases verbosity that leads to a more obvious and understandable presentation is preferable, at least to me.
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Comment #19519928
Factoid is is used correctly here. There are two meanings though strangely they are opposite in terms of truthiness
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Comment #19476491
These two stuck out as well. I wonder if the issue is with their coding practices and not necessarily a fault with the language. If the issue is one of fundamentals it will only fo…
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Comment #19447472
They might not even know the answer themselves and have a solution in front of them that they are comparing yours to. Then they just said the first thing that came to their mind ra…
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Comment #19433031
I would prefer it be more explicit and say, "each digit can only be used once". Different can be interpreted in multiple ways. Reminds me of a physics test where the question is so…
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Comment #19423183
What is the scientific method used in physics
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Comment #19423164
An alternative idea is that the pope is only saying that so the science-minded folks don't leave.
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Comment #19386382
I know it hides similar parts of a series of emails because it cuts off my email salutation and sometimes people think that I'm being disrespectful. I wish I could stop it from doi…
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Comment #19293503
I hate to say it but after reading all of your comments this on in particular think I'm sold on the idea and I was really against it when I read your first comment. I don't know if…
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Comment #19287663
Is it the is/are issue? Maybe they are using it as a mass noun or speaking specifically about the the phrase itself or the idea of data structures. Could stem from a cultural or ES…
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Comment #19239238
I take commercial to mean lian-li (who made their old cases), cooler aster, antec, etc. Large volume manufacturers. It's probably easier for them to vertically integrate the case i…
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Comment #19234225
You can change the indexing method if you want but that can introduce its own issues https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/offset-arrays/
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Comment #19228095
I have the same issues with rules like that. Like not ending a sentence with a preposition. It is a thing for which I will not stand Ralph Waldo Emerson, A foolish consistency is t…
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Comment #19085636
Then A disputes the claim a YouTube asks B if the they are sure its infringing on their copyright. B lies and says yes, then YouTube sides with B while A gets a copyright strike, 3…
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Comment #19013711
A youtuber that I follow recently finished his PhD and used FORTRAN extensively. He said that he started with python and it was incredibly slow so he rewrote everything in FORTRAN.…
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Comment #18995660
Does it _harm_ security?
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Comment #18966090
Hopefully something will be done about the nuclear waste before the ice melts and exposes it.
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Comment #18946729
Indirect (negative) correlation is used when something goes up but the thing under discussion goes down. I think you were thinking of inversely proportional. Searching Wikipedia, i…
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Comment #18907924
Francis Rawls is still in jail after 2 years for not decrypting his hard drive. He's in contempt indefinitely until he decrypts the drive.
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Comment #18799775
PE is required in the US but the article is specifically talking about the software engineering PE.
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Comment #18799767
The whole 8 hour exam in under 3 hours?
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Comment #18760780
I'm not a fan of the VLC icon change but I use something else because of it. It's their choice to include it an my choice not to use it. Disabling it is easy enough but I have othe…
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Comment #18744843
I do this as well. I started doing it in college mainly as a citation but I find it helpful to do a similar thing for this reason as well as for any of the less mainstream algorith…