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periram
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Comment #40940558
Very well said. These tools help businesses move forward without having to involve a programmer for every little change. Also there are quite a few analytically strong and talented…
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Comment #40940542
Scale, Complexity, Job Specialization, Organizational or Business needs blah blah. Let me explain. Imagine you have a team that grows from say 4 to 40 over time. All the initial pr…
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Comment #39745912
This directly addresses one of the core gripes about Rust - long compile times. Very nice to see efforts to address exactly that. Would be quite interested to learn how this was ac…
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Comment #39720399
VIIII indeed.
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Comment #39709648
Instead of having an exception to the rule, make the exception the rule -> It would have been great if IX was XIIII too.
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Comment #35192774
Isn't this one of the stable Nash equilibriums in game theory. You keep X of your X money if you withdraw, with a chance that someone else will lose their money OR you keep your fa…
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Comment #34617426
Raw data does not tell a story. I would present some of the insightful data using data science and graphs. Then you can offer to provide the raw underlying data. It would be great …
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Comment #34165010
Discord would be great. The parent comment was -1'ed perhaps because it came across as selling. Was trying to help folks here as I have recently gone through the ordeal of getting …
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Comment #34163409
Would anyone here find it useful if I offered to teach algorithms and data structures, specifically catered towards leetcode kind of problems. The approach would be (writing it fro…
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Comment #34085943
Focus on these things in a round robin, based on how important they are to you. Catchup with family, send texts/emails. Plan your day/week/year/vacation. Self development (communic…
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Comment #33910513
Also (n+1)^ = n^2 + 2n +1 i.e. you can have the previous square and just add 2n+1 to it to get the next square (which is 3 additions in total). square += i + i + 1 if square < n; b…
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Comment #33367009
I was a little skeptical. Repeated the steps. Indeed it asks for camera access.
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Comment #32914308
Congrats to the wasmtime team and loved the documentation!
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Comment #32377320
Awesome effort. I really really hope this makes at least a minor dent in the scientific publishing deadlock. My 2 cents: Please be open to suggestions. Please involve more people, …
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Comment #26305702
Great product. I used a very similar idea with my many clients when I was running a startup. Since my domain was e-commerce, I also used google spreadsheet to manage inventory, ima…
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Comment #22741288
Perhaps we have a bigger backyard, but the vegetables we grow suffices our family of 6, after giving away most of them. A fertile land can be surprisingly productive.
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Comment #22239342
Time spent with kids. Time spent with family and friends. Time spent teaching kids skills that I have (math). Learning Technical and life skills. Making society better. -- in that …
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Comment #20500601
How about any of the following headlines. India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission after brief delay. India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission after a week's delay. India Launche…
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Comment #20500087
Sorry for my mistake. I took me appx. 2 hours for 8 miles and not 1 hours. Please see my correction below.
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Comment #20500044
Déjà vu. The first few weeks/months, my body would go into panic mode after 3 - 4 miles. After a while it realizes that this is "normal" and happily start burning through the fat. …
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Comment #20499996
First few days 1 - 2 miles every day for about a week. Then slowly went to 3 - 3.5 miles. Was stuck there for a few weeks. Breaking the 4 mile barrier happened accidentally, when I…
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Comment #20499955
Correction: 1. As many have pointed out. Not everyone can run. 2. I took me 1 hour 50 minutes to run 8 miles and NOT 1 hour . I was eventually clocking a steady 1 hour 40 minutes a…
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Comment #20483003
Anyone can run, you just need to reset your expectations. Backstory. I used to not like running at all. Every time I ran, my mind would count down either time left or distance left…
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Comment #18536259
Thanks for the link. Touchdown confirmed ...
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Comment #17706718
I am in the same boat as you, though my kids are a slightly older. Other replies here are more informative than mine, but here are a few more pointers. NOTE: My kids have been doin…