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by 3minus1 10y ago
yeah, it's meant to imply everyday people are starting to feel the negative impact
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Interesting but I disagree. Basically the entire Old Testament is edited and to enforce a certain interpretation of the Israelites' history, namely that turning away from God caused bad things to happen. It has a fairly consistent and
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by 3minus1 10y ago
this is just like browsing in incognito mode
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by 3minus1 10y ago
the obvious counter this argument is that companies could create a competing version that tastes the same as a competitors product, similar to what coke and pepsi do.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
ask Elon
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by 3minus1 10y ago
CSS is not consistent and complete like a programming language. As someone else mentioned, doing things the correct way in CSS (responsive, cross-browser) is actually very hard, and often requires memorizing weird hacks.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Where I work you put a jira id in the commit message and it will automatically put a link to the commit in the jira ticket. And a jira ticket can link to multiple commits across multiple repos.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
I'm not sure if you understood me. I don't think it's a good idea humor your clients. In fact, I think if could hurt you if they ever get wise to you bullshit.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
So disingenuously humor the client for a day or two before shooting their idea. Honestly, if I was your client and this happened a few times, I would start to wonder why you lack the expertise to immediately know ideas won't work.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
This is a lot of fun. I'm currently in the top 100. It's all about quick knockout punches. It's interesting how people will very often leave you alone if you don't attack them.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
having a lot of fun playing this. my feedback would be it would be nice to watch the rest of the game after you die, instead of waiting for the game to end.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
IMO there's not that much you have to learn to cover the fundamentals of programming: variables, arrays, control statements, and functions. When I've worked with deficient programmers in the past, they seem to struggle on this lev
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Setting variables. "Hey Siri, set my favorite color to green" "Hey Siri, what is my favorite color" I think it could have a lot of uses, mostly for remembering things.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
I've heard the quote about design patterns making up for the lack of features in a language. I've always been a little confused by it. Can you give me a good example of a language feature that removes the need for a design pattern
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by 3minus1 10y ago
btw I'm not one of those people that disagrees with their MBTI type. I always felt like mine was pretty accurate.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
fair enough. my comment was definitely overly grumpy
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by 3minus1 10y ago
> When I read articles criticizing Meyers Briggs, I always assume it was written by one of these people how dismissive of you. do you dismiss the science in those articles as well?
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by 3minus1 10y ago
As other have pointed out, US manufacturing is at an all time high. It just doesn't require as many people these days.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
I don't think it's unfair. How would you view a person in the 1800s who invested a large fortune in electricity or automobiles prior to certain critical technological innovations that made those things practical. He had the right
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Bingo! Aside from his dot-com successes, his other ventures are still in the early stages with uncertain futures. History could prove him a visionary or merely foolhardy. I don't get the hero-worship.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
> Even if Tesla used child labour with huge workplace accident rates, you should still support them, because no matter how you cut it, we will destroy our atmosphere permanently without huge electric car adoption. Nevermind all of the ot
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by 3minus1 10y ago
I want to respond to you, because you seem to view Musk as obviously great. And you know, how could someone not like him? I can tell you there's something about him that rubs me the wrong way. Maybe it's because his only big succe
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Oftentimes when you get assigned a task there is another similar part of the codebase you can use as an example for what to do. Try to understand what the code is doing and go from there.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
you have it reversed. The choice is whether to continue being tormented by all life's degradations and pains (floating) or end them yourself by committing suicide (swimming)
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by 3minus1 10y ago
are you suggesting that the letter is about suicide, because it's definitely not.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
He's really taking that Shakespeare quote out of context. It's about suicide not striving towards goals.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
Yeah, I learned this in 4th grade.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
well all the people I've asked in real life have never heard it and struggled.
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by 3minus1 10y ago
scroll down to here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fizz_buzz#Programming_intervie... edit: I fixed the OP
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by 3minus1 10y ago
that's a essentially the same question, but also a ridiculous scenario that would never occur. what's your point

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