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Do you have to type in your email even with the gift link?

I've never seen this with Pixels

For those who are reading the parent comment, no, that's not what equity means.

Equity means just and fair allocation of resources and opportunities, not equality of outcomes.

Depends on where you took Econ 101, I guess. When I took Econ 101, it did cover monetary policy and inflation. I believe it was covered in AP Macroeconomics/Microeconomics in high school as well.

And do many of the best programmers also choose to become white, male, and 20?

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I think it's more about a town of 20k becoming completely altered by the influx of 200k people who came in as a group in order to reshape the area.

Even if they were exactly my demographic (age, ethnicity, spirituality and all), the explicit intention of reshaping where I call home by these non-natives would give me pause. I think GP was trying to convey a similar feeling.

The article's main point is that learning C first makes it easier to learn the language a programmer will actually use, be it Javascript or something else.

In my experience, the best course of action is to learn whatever you need first.

For those considering programming as a hobby/occupation, being told to learn a relatively complex and unpractical language would raise the bar of entry.

Has anyone found the speed of 4G LTE lacking? Personally, I experience much more the lack of connectivity in specific areas (shopping centers, Ikea, etc). Context: I live in Silicon Valley.