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leed25d
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Comment #47282997
Prompt: I would like to try a little test. I will give you a short piece of text, and you render it as though it were written by a tenth-grader. Here's the text: We’re Training Stu…
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Comment #47042618
I use Bitwarden
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Comment #44583350
""" Basically, they’re separate because Guido doesn’t care about packaging. That’s really what it comes down to. When packaging started to become a thing, we just didn’t have any i…
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Comment #43596552
Notice the article dateline
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Comment #43043115
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_(film)
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Comment #42578648
Sean: check out silverthreadinc.com I am not affiliated, blah, blah, blah.
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Comment #42545402
GTFO
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Comment #42499472
Oh, yeah. Put a picture of it on the effing internet. Smooth move.
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Comment #42494959
Emacs, etags, elpy.
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Comment #42434811
I am glad to see that 'Johnny Dollar' is one of the offerings. I used to listen to that radio drama with my grandfather; it is a fond memory.
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Comment #42421471
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Comment #42263205
Is it too early to start thinking about applications? Like Visio, for instance, or Inkscape.
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Comment #42225586
pimpin'
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Comment #41856168
There would be a Mathematics prize
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Comment #41745136
> Most coding bootcamps are very profit driven and not really interested in the needs of their students. He will be much better off in the long term. I have worked with several peo…
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Comment #41513969
So, you responded to a request for a description with an hour-and-a-half-long video? Dude, do you have some kind of TLDR? Or are you a shill for Apple?
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Comment #41490392
I would replace the whole ECMA / Javascript ecosystem with a LISPy model.
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Comment #41440184
Practice this phrase: "Would you like to supersize your meal?"
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Comment #41430210
I like Pyramid for a WebApp framework. It is very malleable and it has a large and vibrant user community.
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Comment #41430200
MySQL. A lot of sites use it.
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Comment #41421805
I always look askance at a blanket statement.
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Comment #41093662
Geeze. Imagine that. Could it have anything to do with their brutally medieval interviewing cycles?
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Comment #40996483
I would say that if plants can respond in a way to touch, for instance, you might wonder wether or no they are _sentient_
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Comment #40807667
Lisp. It is possible to write a tiny Lisp interpreter. With its macro support, Lisp is infinitely malleable and can be extended as required. I have often wondered why Javascript wa…
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Comment #40729623
The entire planet is unstable nowadays. In case you haven't noticed, we are teetering on the edge of a global conflict.