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Comment Far cry from the CR-48 (Score 1) 49

I was one of the lucky ones to get a Google CR-48 prototype back in 2015, and at the time, it was simply amazing. Yes, it had its shortcomings, but damn, it was impressive. While today's Chromebooks/Googlebooks sometimes feel like a marketing team collectively threw up on them, they have come a long way. My hope is that there will be enough settings on the new devices to tweak it to my liking.

Comment Its validity is in very focused areas not globally (Score 1) 52

Reddit gets slammed for many reasons, and it is definitely not without its issues. But honestly, many focused subreddits provide invaluable information, often not available elsewhere. In many cases, they are either the only resource or one of only a very limited number of resources.

Submission + - BFS: What the Textbook Says and What It Looks Like Running (rebraining.org)

fishbowl writes: A working lecture on breadth-first search, anchored to a real implementation — 22 lines of JavaScript from a single-file browser hex game. Walks through why every line is there and how you might have arrived at it yourself. Python and Java equivalents included. Cormen is waiting when you want it.

Comment Re:Yes (Score 2) 192

If you take your employer's work home with you, that's something you're doing for your employer. They probably (assuming illegal shit isn't happening) pay you to do that.

If you take your school work home with you, that's something you're doing for yourself. You might even be paying them for it.

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There are still people alive, TODAY, who can talk and walk and pass as everyday normal people, but who still think of Republicans as conservative!

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