Bizarro

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by Bizarro 8y ago
And many in the HN community regularly call for censorship - under the guise of "regulation".
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Your just making stuff up. There will always be roads where objects obstruct sight lines and little Sally is going to get mowed down and killed because she screwed up and ran into the street when she shouldn't have. I know there'
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I think in general it's a mix between parents choice and society. I noticed you didn't want to use the word government there and instead used "society". More often than not it's unelected bureaucrats doing the re
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by Bizarro 8y ago
There needs to be regulations which prohibit apps from generating content which incites such stupidity. Don't be like that. Think about that statement.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
And how do propose to enact and enforce that law when we don't want that? Do you think because someone writes something on a piece of paper that says you can only use so much AC that people are just going to say, "oh, ok..someone
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by Bizarro 8y ago
The Washington Post has sunk to a new low by publishing that despicable vile. I can't say that I'm surprised though.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
And what's your solution - not let people use AC in their houses as they see fit? Good luck with that. Even Californians balked on that idea.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
My VS Code experience became even better when I learned to drop //@ts-check in every file. You don't have to do that if you setup a jsconfig.json file in the root of your project. https://code.visualstudio.com&#x
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Finally, it never ceases to amaze me that Linux has yet to take hold on the desktop market. Given the disaster that has been Windows over the last few years No, not even close to being a given. In fact, it's just not true and he lo
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Any language with a large userbase has a large group of people who don't use them appropriately. Nope. That was what the Java people were saying a decade and a half ago about C# having operator overloading and it just didn't tu
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by Bizarro 8y ago
No, the grandparent's political stance is to be outraged at anybody he/she disagrees with and has an unhealthy obsession to blurt it out on discussions that aren't political.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I regret not listening to people’s advice about this sooner and spending a lot of time looking for the best Haskell IDE / development tools. In the end, everybody else was right and unfortunately, the current state of the available to
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by Bizarro 8y ago
A issue with today's programmers is that they require instant gratification from their programming languages. Remember that it takes a large investment to learn a foreign language. The more you learn, the more you can express. Haskell
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by Bizarro 8y ago
It is depressing how many "protection" bills exclude political committees and related PACs. That's because they're quasi-government entities or related, and above the fray.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
There was a study showing that if you randomly ask people on the street, many will give you their e-mail password in exchange for a literal chocolate bar. Does that imply that we should freely post password leaks online as they apparently
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Alexa is worth it just to turn off/on light switches, get the time and weather occasionally.....really turning on and off the lamps in various rooms is very convenient though.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I started using Linux around '97ish and agree with the parent too. The problem for me wasn't investing the time in tweaking a new installation, but apt-get dist upgrade (whatever it's called these days) would eventually brea
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by Bizarro 8y ago
If you don't have operations in the EU then you don't have to worry about that nonsense to begin with.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I find it amusing and not surprising that a country like France would ban it at the national level.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Standups is just another example of something that someone had to makeup for the Agile methodology in order to be able to say that "people are communicating"...kumbaya. It was probably invented by the same guy that invented the de
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by Bizarro 8y ago
First meal of the 3 hour window is non-carbs - lean protein, greens. last 1.5 hour of window I do carbs
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I don't think we "don't like math", but in my case, I just need an accelerated version of the "math" that I need without the deep-dive. Here's a crazy idea that machine learning might one day help with sof
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I really want a shallow-dive into machine learning and I know I need linear-algebra as a foundation. I would love an interactive course in linear algebra where we could input matrices and see some visual stuff with animations.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
The LAFF: Linear Algebra class just started again for the "fall semester" https://courses.edx.org/courses/UTAustinX/UT.5.02x/1T2015/co... Maybe one of these days I'll complete it :) I real
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I skip breakfast, lunch, and have a 3 hour window for eating in the evening. I have more energy during the day, clearer thinking, and dropped some pounds.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Stifling the first amendment is serious business. When are judges going to be held accountable for their wrong actions?
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Screen time is an issue for us and our 5 year old, but "war on screens" is crap from outrage culture.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Yeah, even for a mediocre CSS guy like me, the ability to customize without much pain is very appreciated.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Nahh. Most people still aren't going to write components from scratch. Even with Bootstrap 4 being based off of Flexbox, there's still lots of convenience classes that people just want to have.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Interesting that dang is making his own political comment here. Notice that when a comment is ostensibly the same tone, but one with that dang agrees with, dang is nowhere to be found. dang, do your bosses know that you're still making

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