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Clang v. GCC all over again?

I've always wondered about the aggregate effect of wind pressure across the length of the cable. It seems like it could be significant.

Very good article.

Be wary of an architect who hands you anything and tells you to implement it. Real architects talk to you and sit down and write code with you.

I think it is fairer to say that tests can specify a system but not to the extent that you personally want to.

Does anyone have a list of the 50+ options? No article seems to show them.

I've long wanted a shell with logical separation of each command/output pair.

He starts with an anecdote about cheating and then lays out HFT an implies it is cheating without saying how. If he had to defend his assertion that it is cheating he wouldn't have an article.

I'd prefer to live in a society where things like this were a matter of research rather than pronouncements by bureaucrats:

> "The distraction of the giant screen in the Tesla is not tolerable. I am convinced that the deflection is so great by the picture and sound while driving that accidents were due to the increase markedly. "

But is it illegal, or is this simply a civil thing?

I'm still not sure what the legal rationale is for treating link publication as copyright violation. When you publish a link, you are not copying anything, the person following the link is.

By analogy, a person who told people that Tarantino's script was under a box behind a grocery store would be violating copyright.

To me it's odd to see an article talk about empathy as a skill or a thing you can do. I've always thought being empathy as something you are at a feeling level.

I did some looking a while ago and discovered that psychologists distinguish a couple of different kinds of empathy. One is when you intellectually try to figure out how someone feels - the other is when you just feel it.

This post reinforces my sense that Scala is the new C++.