redwyvern
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Nice, played around with it for some time and got a project workspace set up quite fast. Excited to see how far it takes me!
Sweet editor, I can already think of a few good use cases to use on a couple projects
This is really neat, quite a paradigm shift from the IDEs we’ve been using for decades
Great read, but can this person please just use a grammar checker? Their inconsistent, but repetitive incorrect use of apostrophes ruins the whole post.
Their current office is in a pretty nice place, but it sure did feel like it was far from the action.
How about returning localized stories specific to cities and college campuses? That feature was so important to so many people, and it was just suddenly killed last year.
I've learned that some of Bloomberg's journalism is bullshit, and this article helps me stand by my opinion.
FaceID? ECG monitor? AirPods and the general continuity between Apple products? Seems like Bloomberg is just an attention whore. I can see an argument for the Apple customer market becoming saturated, but Apple has not lost its inventiveness.
The idea of becoming a landlord who is unable to bring in new people with exciting technology is only true if you consider
"But if readers can’t supply the missing information, they have a hard time making sense of the text."
This is what angers me the most about the ACT exam. I recall that passages with vague and uninteresting topics were difficult to comprehend. What was even more infuriating was a passage on a capacitor physics experiment in one exam. I initially enjoyed the passage because I had a thorough understanding of capacitance and voltage across two plates, but it turned out that for the sake of the "comprehension," the equation for capacitance was INTENTIONALLY rearranged in a way that violated the laws of physics. In other words, the meaning and relevance of the content of a passage in a comprehension exam like the ACT was intended to be misleading for the sake of testing attention to one tiny detail.
It was kind of disturbing to see my young infant cousin watching stuff like this without his parents noticing how bizarre these videos are. A kid's youtube browsing can start with a normal kid-friendly video, and then end up with this garbage.
Not really well written, but some of the points on not wasting money and time with BS activities and expenditures were important.
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redwyvern on Thursday April 06, 2017 @11:59AM
from the self-post dept.
It's been a long debate for our family whether to attend UMich Computer Science as a College of Engineering student with in-state tuition and a Berkeley EECS Student with a tuition twice the cost. I see Berkeley as a better opportunity with a better curriculum, more investment, and better proximity to Silicon Valley. A lot of you guys have experience in the field I like, so it would be much...
Long term thinking is often the best way to improve our lives