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Please get me in touch with your friend, my contact info is in my profile.

To make stuff like this work in all scenarios, you have to have to implement your comparator function in your class, but also all members in that class need to have that comparator defined as well. Then, when you call your comparator in the object you want to compare, the comparator will also call the comparators in the members, and these in their own members recursively until you get all the way to the end.

In addition, the containers need to have these same comparators, so all your data structures will need to be wrapped or redefined (arrays, hashmaps, etc).

It's much harder than it appears on the surface. You may get cases of infinite recursion in cases of mutual references. For a quick and dirty comparison, you can convert both objects to JSON and compare those strings. In fact the JSON string, if made to be deterministic, can exactly fulfill this function of this "hash" which is used to compare two objects.

Will it allow me to poll the state of the knobs on my keyboard? Many instruments have MIDI extensions to allow you to check the state of the controls, but having one built in to the language would be great, especially for WebMIDI.

There is very little erosion in the desert, unlike in cities, where acid rain and humidity will break down even the hardiest rocks.

I wanted to make something like this myself, it's been on my mind for a while now. I have been thinking of using laser-engraved aluminum panels instead of granite, and mount them on a cave somewhere. Anyone have any idea of how long the aluminum can last? Is it at least 1000 years?

Thanks for the question, I have another if you don't mind. During my studies, I worked on my own startup, presented it in front of a panel at a hackathon, then was chosen to present it in the associated conference the day after. I even won a small monetary prize from one of the conference sponsors. The conference in question was TADHack Global 2016 in Chicago.

https://tadhack.com/2016/global/

Would this fill the criteria of being notable enough, or do the EB1 panels require more substantial achievements?

In 2014 I won a scholarship partially funded by the US govt for a Master's in Computer Science in a US university. The scholarship was merit based and highly competitive. A similar situation was the case for my Bachelors. Can these scholarships fulfill the EB-1 criteria of "Evidence of receipt of lesser nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards for excellence"?

Sam Harris recently released a podcast episode titled Addiction, Depression, and a Meaningful Life that goes exactly in this topic. I found it to be one of his best episodes, and I am sure you will find it useful too. Link here:

https://samharris.org/podcasts/142-addiction-depression-mean...

Also, the connection between responsibility and a meaningful life is one of the recurring themes of Jordan Peterson's work, a message which is sadly lacking in the modern culture. No wonder he has gotten so popular so fast.

I wrote an article on my blog for this exact same topic. It's voice and video, but text chat is quite a bit easier.

https://suldashi.com/dead-simple-webrtc-explanation/

I recently learned about the Amba by Senecto, a tablet with specialized software for taking care of the daily tasks and communication of people with memory loss or dementia.

https://www.senecto.com

Here's an example in the cartography world:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street

Would you believe me if I told you that because of the legal situation (Northern Kosovo does not pay any electricity), there have been tons of crypto mining operations that have sprung up. There are stories of Russians coming all the way to set up warehouses full of mining rigs and generate cryptocurrency using free electricity.

Source: I live here.

Just showed this to my brother, who is starting out as a music producer and audio engineer, I am sure he will be able to use it.

I started to get tempted to get in the crypto craze after resisting it since 2011, until my mother, who can barely use a computer, told me last night "What is this Bitcoin that everyone keeps talking about, everyone is getting rich, we should get in on it". That was a definite sign to stay away.

She was still tempted even after I explained the bubble and reminded her that 2000 of our people died last time something like this happened in 1997. A lot of people are going to suffer this time, it's not going to be pretty.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albanian_Civil_War

I was just finishing my application there as a freelance WebRTC developer, and you might have missed me by a day or so. If you are still looking for someone with WebRTC knowledge, my profile has my contact info, including a project I implemented in WebRTC.

When you change the meaning of racism to actually mean only institutional racism, the behavior that the old meaning represented suddenly becomes much more acceptable. In my opinion this shows a lack of moral clarity on the part of the people who do this, either willingly or not, since it shows that the reason they were opposed to racism was only because of the social prohibition to whatever was thought to be racist, not to the act of racial prejudice itself.

Ah, so doing it against whites makes it okay then, because they are the "dominant" race.

The purpose of these forms is to have an excuse to deport or deny your entry if it becomes convenient. The excuse will be that you lied on your form, regardless of what you put in it.

It's the reverse mechanism of how potted plants grow without the soil being depleted, the mass of the growing plant comes from the H2O and CO2 in the atmosphere to perform photosynthesis, among other reactions.