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Comment #48405521
See if you can find a copy of Michael Sall's book, it's pricey but it's the definitive guide to the game
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Comment #48055311
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Comment #38063431
> Can you think of one movie or TV show which models a realistically happy working adult marriage which isn't either sentimental and idealised, or doesn't end in drama, tragedy, an…
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Comment #37380793
There's a massive scholarly debate about when exactly the Final Solution took shape, with one school of thought being that it wasn't until after the invasion of the USSR that exter…
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Comment #37064096
In the case of the LIRR: https://gothamist.com/news/lirr-riders-still-miffed-over-jam... https://nypost.com/2023/03/06/hell-on-wheels-bklyn-shuttles-...
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Comment #35128631
lsp-java mode should handle most of that: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-java/
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Comment #34947738
From his bio: > I'd started off with Beej's Guide to Network Programming back in 1995 or so
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Comment #34284499
IIRC they were the basis of the routines in Arnold's _Education of a Body Builder_... doesn't get any more classic than that.
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Comment #33210374
> The author seems to have little understanding of how much this was true of World War 1... Fussell wrote _The Great War and Modern Memory_, so I'd say he was pretty well-versed on…
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Comment #28907622
From what I remember (I did a masters in history about a decade ago), Eran Shalev's _Rome Reborn on Western Shores_ was the main book on the subject (edit: the subject being Rome /…
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Comment #26737685
Anecdote: When I was in a history graduate program, part of our training was a "written exam" based on a list of 200+ required books (and several hundred more recommended ones). Th…
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Comment #26425078
> If you like Zoom you should be ok with Webex. Webex lacks a native Linux client, and the browser-based version has limited features and in my experience has had some recurring is…
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Comment #26208497
> Read a book about Lisp games programming Any recommendations?
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Comment #25666317
Nit: the first issue of Marat's "L'Ami du peuple" wasn't published until several months after the fall of the Bastille and thus played no role in radicalizing the populace prior to…
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Comment #25529406
It is definitely doable. _Scarne on Dice_ (1945) details a number of methods for controlling dice throws. And Steve Forte's "Gambling Protection Series" videos show what the moves …