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quiq

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    Comment #18053608

    Is compensation really strictly less with a 20% pay cut? I'm from the midwest and I have a hard time wrapping my head around the compensation differences. Google-able "cost of livi…

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    Comment #17964667

    I worked at a dining hall at a state university all 4 years, just graduated this spring. Some food was really good, some was mediocre, never inedible. If the hot line didn't have a…

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    Comment #17964587

    Naively, wouldn't a blank check for a semester ecourage universities to raise prices even higher?

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    Comment #17836360

    Do they have Docker? Jupyter maintains a few docker images with various parts of the scientific stack.

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    Comment #17820215

    Reminds me a bit of the quote: "A classic is something everybody wants to have read, but no one wants to read." --Mark Twain

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    Comment #17801185

    I think they would definitely also want to send ~5 seconds of the plain audio. Freely available speech to text probably wouldn't recognize local business names. But either way it's…

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    Comment #17799799

    This is the approach I've taken, albeit at the "top level" of the program. Since I know I don't have to deal with Windows I much prefer simply piping to parallel instead of xargs, …

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    Comment #17779226

    There is an extension called "I don't care about cookies" [1] that takes care of those. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/i-dont-care-a...

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    Comment #17698789

    Now if only there was a CLI tool to convince my coworkers that storing secrets in git is a bad idea.

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    Comment #17611646

    I Grew up near a rez in ND, my dad worked at the tribal college for as long as I can remember. Open enrollment does help. A sizable chunk of the local public school population live…

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    Comment #17491959

    I had a similarly titled class at a no-name state school. I think the professor mentioned something about ACM recommending/requiring the course, so it should be pretty widespread. …

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    Comment #17446945

    I see where you're coming from, and hey, the thing works. Not everything is perfect, but the Stream API could definitely be better. I agree it would be nice to have a consistent in…

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    Comment #17445895

    First job out of school my coworker was talking about how nice dotnet Stream API was. I had a Stream. Streams have Position. A GZipStream is a Stream. A GZipStream does not have po…

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    Comment #17445729

    Anecdotal, but I remember ~4 years ago working at Walmart as a summer job. The handheld scanners (telzon/gemini) you see employees with would boot to SUSE. A lot of back office sof…

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    Comment #17436106

    I think GP is referring to the Gnome Virtual File System (GVfs) [1], which has a number of pluggable backends, one of which being Google Drive. I've used it lightly and it seemed t…

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    Comment #17317197

    Damn. My bad for not reading the post carefully. One would hope there would be other recourse than negative online reviews.

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    Comment #17317074

    It'd be really shocking to me if this happened in the US without some prior history/grounds for eviction. Maybe I'm mistaken, but I'm pretty sure most states have pretty pro-tenant…

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    Comment #17270240

    Were you searching for things like "powershell -filter"? That would exclude every result containing "filter" [1] [1] https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en

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    Comment #17165596

    I really wish I had enough karma to downvote this. Sure, using "free" ad funded services doesn't cost any money, but a price is still paid. Do you really think there is 0 possible …

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    Comment #17149704

    > Syntactic complexity is linear with expressive power Have you taken a serious look at a lisp? You might be pleasently surprised. Everything that can be said about lisp has probab…

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    Comment #16872310

    I'm really hoping they're only blocking PR's from non-collaborators if the PR description is empty. Requiring someone to be a collaborator on a repository to open a PR is a step ba…

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    Comment #16703654

    I believe a bunch of legislation has language regarding being "aware" and "knowingly facilitating." Safe harbor goes out the window if you know things are going on and do nothing. …

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    Comment #16559931

    Do vim's folds give you a full literate programming environment with support for executing code, saving results in vars, WEB syntax, etc? From what I'm familiar with, vim's folding…

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    Comment #16511461

    Low average life span had a lot more to do with high infant mortality rate. It wasn't that most people were dead by 40, just that a lot more were dead by 5. If you made it through …

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    Comment #16352997

    I'm in my second semester of abstract algebra, and my professor has mentioned a few times that there should really be a movie made about Galois. "It's like if Good Will Hunting was…