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Is North Korea not that hard to get into? I always assumed it was hard (until recently) because of how often NK is in the (US) news.

I am with you. I am so hooked on the built-in persistent storage support. I have never seen a language as cool in that regard.

Interesting article, but I am having a hard time understanding how the title connects. And I'm actually not sure what the main thesis here is either - a little-known description of those who end …

Check out the Main Line. It comprises the nicest suburbs in the area. Affordable enough on a dev-salary. Best place in the area for a family - very safe. And many companies line the Main Line up throu…

I'm confused when the author says the DOM is garbage collected only in IE/Blink. How is DOM memory managed elsewhere? At first guess, I thought the JavaScript runtime (which surely always us…

Probably something close to: there doesn't exist a subreddit for the language. But with that in mind, Coq (at least) needs to come off that list. The 6 /r/mumps users might actually mor…

I don't really have a great reason for it - but my impression of working with code bases that require node (when the code is not node code) is that they quickly start bringing in a ridiculous amo…

I guess I'm biased from my personal experience. I started working on internships in high school. By the time I was in college, the better internships found themselves. I went to a good, but not t…

My experience has been the same as OP. It's not a parallel reality, its the US. It definitely does not matter where you go. If you work hard and and keep pushing yourself into more challenging po…

Are they really on the same playing field, though?

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