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AngularJS: Advanced Topics A project aimed to help the user master AngularJS advanced topics.

You will always get the German version, which differs significantly and is practically worthless for programming or technology topics.

Our engineers work on topics ranging from bioinformatics and laboratory automation to EMR integration and medical billing.

Probably the same kind of people who say that relative wealthy/income inequality does not matter, when discussing other topics.

Yes, it would be lovely if there was a guide for those topics you mentioned.

It's helpful if you're familiar with the sort of topics covered in his Concrete Mathematics.

Maybe that's why some people study the liberal arts and sciences and go on to write entire volumes on these sorts of topics.

Brandon Sanderson wrote a couple of very good essays on this topics doing with Sanderson's rule of magic which day much the same thing.

For certain topics, mailing lists seem to be where the high S/N ratio currently is, although in some cases that's been true since the '90s.

You can work with a diverse set of languages, tools, platforms and topics and can have a say to steer the future of development at Lateral.

Personally, I'm a huge fan of functional languages (Lisp & Erlang) so you will see a lot of submissions from me on those topics as well.

I find these questions to still be relevant, and yet, there aren't a lot of spaces outsides religion to explore these topics in a serious way.

In past "Ask HN" topics when people asked for book recommendations, often[0][1][2][3][4] this author's books were recommended.

Most people tend to handle these kind of political topics in a very utilitarian way; "which choice is most efficient?", or if you have a horse in the race, "which will net me the most benefit?".

With the exception of "teaching rationality" as an explicit goal, the "Characteristics of rational fiction" are just basic guidelines for writing good fiction (science fiction, if you include the "topics" characteristic).

Topics about systemd tend to get out of hand way too fast and often.