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He’s also probably doing “altruistic acts” to defend himself against criticism.

If you think you’re the center of the world then all your opinions will feel centrist

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I don’t think percent works like that.

Hate is a strong word.

I have a dislike for them. Especially in recent years. There was a time I thought they were the cool hip company with lots of cool innovations. When Google docs launched it was so revolutionary that two people could work with the same document at the same time.

Now I see them more for what they are: an advertisement provider. They’re only after our data. Once I realized that my dislike for them grew.

But my dislike for them hasn’t been enough to stop using their products. I’ve tried DDG a few times, but I’ve always been dissatisfied with their results.

It’s Poe’s law

I post my ignorant opinions somewhere. There’s always someone who will correct me with correct information.

I guess I’m 1. No, I don’t watch “adult video”.

I already have a decent amount of masturbation addiction, and I don’t want to make it worse.

I don’t have an answer to your question, but suicide isn’t that simple.

Bad things can happen to people, and they would never consider suicide. Good things can happen to people, but they still commit suicide.

I don’t think people always know exactly why they’re suicidal. They might believe it’s because they didn’t get into the dream university or failing exams. It might be a triggering factor, but not the full story.

I don’t believe there’s a checklist of things to do and not to do. Why a person might end up in suicide is entirely personal.

Technically not debut, but Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man was well timed.

It was shortly after the run of the 90s TV cartoon. VFX had just reached a point where convincing web slinging could be made. A few years earlier it would’ve looked awful.

I would also say that along with X-Men it started a new era of super hero movies where they could be taken seriously. Compare it to the Batman movies in the 90s, which are goofy in comparison.

I’m bad at being a good person, so that would make me a bad person?

It’s mostly about knowing your limits of knowledge.

If you don’t know about your limits, you’re probably a newbie of the subject. You don’t grasp how much more there’s to learn. You think you’ve learned almost everything.

If you know about your limits, you probably know a lot about the subject. You have learned a lot, but you understand there’s still much more to learn.

When I think about it, what I just wrote is basically test driven development, but by hand on a piece of paper.

Yeah, those kind of questions are silly and don’t reflect problems that happen in real life.

My advice when you get a question similar to this is to have a pen and paper at hand. Draw a few easy examples and find a solve those systematically by hand. From there you go to harder and harder examples and adapt your system for those examples. Try to find examples where your system fails.

Once you’re confident you’ve found all corner cases you can start to write down the algorithm.

That’s the advice I can give. Hope it helps!

What is it you struggle most with? The type of questions? The time pressure? Anxiety?

I guess the CTO saw you as a threat to his position.

No amount of money would make me want to endure that torture. Most of earth’s history is just absolutely nothing. Apart from a few asteroid strikes, Cambrian explosion is about as exciting as things can get, and even that is just 100 million years of barely anything happening.

I don’t want to sit down and see how moss forms over millions of years.

Even forgot to update the description with the new lower offer.

Speed runners hate it because it’s so dependent on good RNG

That’s just walking out without paying (without getting caught).