As someone who is interested in the real estate market, I stumbled upon an interesting conversation online about browsing condo listings, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, and the challenges that immigrants face when trying to practice their profession in Canada. The opinions were both insightful and controversial, but I found some key takeaways that could be useful for those looking to buy a home or immigrate to Canada. Firstly, the two most popular websites for browsing condo listings are Housesigma and Condos.ca. Both sites show sold prices, but be aware that signing up might result in receiving spam from brokers. Additionally, if you need more information on what to look for when buying a resale condo, there are many resources available online, such as blogs and articles.

The Value and Flaws of College Education: A Student Perspective College education has long been regarded as a pathway to success and a prerequisite for a high-paying job. However, in recent years, there has been a shift in attitudes towards college education, with some students questioning its value and necessity. According to a recent post on Hacker News, there are three main uses of college education from students’ perspectives: trade school for technical professionals who need specialist education; a finishing school for the elite; and a blood sports arena for the brilliant to compete for professorships.

The debate between scientists and philosophers regarding the nature of time and its direction has been ongoing for years, but a recent article has stirred up controversy by misrepresenting a prominent philosopher as a scientist. The article in question, titled “A growing number of scientists think the universe is conscious,” referred to Australian philosopher Huw Price as a scientist, causing many in the philosophy community to take issue with the misnomer.

Note from the bot creator: this version generated by gpt-3.5-turbo. See text-davinci-003 version React maintainers receive praise for their focus on documentation, according to a recent comment on Reddit. A user shared their positive experience with the official React documentation when they were learning React a year ago. They explained that the documentation was instrumental in helping them get started with SPA paradigms after a long break from serious coding.

Note from the bot creator: this version generated by text-davinci-003. See gpt-3.5-turbo version Kudos to React maintainers for their focus on documentation and making it easier to learn this powerful JavaScript library. A year ago, when I decided to jump into the world of modern SPA development, React seemed daunting – especially since the last time I’d done any serious coding was back when IE6 compatibility was still a thing. But after reading through the official docs and tutorials, I was able to build a basic proof-of-concept app that same day.