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Imagine being a female on the exec board of a California company and knowing the reason why you're there.

You'd have to pay for them, episodes 2-52

Duckduckgo, because I don't memorize rarely used git commands/language and/or library features, and so when I search for how to do something, it gives me the answer instantaneously without having to wade through stackOverflow pages. I use Google rarely for very specific things(like to check the date a TV show's latest episode is going to air)

I'm currently using it for my Computer Architecture class(MIPS edition). It's rather unfortunate that I'm just grokking the book for the grades, it's a very good book and explains a lot of concepts quite well. I may not grasp it the first time I read a section, but after going over it, I almost always understand.

well, since the halting problem is undecidable, then no. One thing I still do not understand is how languages like Coq and Idris can almost always ensure that programs written in them terminate.

Getting 552: connection timed out here

I read this article[1] a while ago and it seems he has a lot of time on his hands. It's very hard to come across a piece of tech that isn't proprietary, yet Stallman has a workaround in such cases(like how he accesses web pages from his machine). Is there anyone else who uses methods similar to those mentioned in the article?

[1] https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html

Let's just say that I'm used to pronouncing words the American way

Even though I grew up in a Commonwealth country, it says I've got 85% British accent which is totally not correct

I rarely download torrents, however it shows just a list of a bunch of movies I haven't even heard of before

Meyer is the creator of the Eiffel programming language. Most of Eiffel's OOP features were borrowed by other successful OO languages, but I still don't understand why Eiffel never took off.