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by Bizarro 9y ago
I've been doing the same thing. Morning is my productive time of the day. I work from home, so before I take a shower I make a pot of coffee and then after shower I get on it. If I can accomplish a couple (maybe only one) things in t
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by Bizarro 9y ago
You can make your own decisions about who you want to trust with your data without that law being in place. The only thing that law does is wall off Europeans from the rest of the world. This is the just the beginning of "protection&qu
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by Bizarro 9y ago
It's better for you to be honest in your comments since you know nobody will ever be extradited for this law.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Either these laws or will be ignored or more and more business will move out of European countries to abide by this law, which Europe really can't afford. I'll happily ignore this law.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
That sounds great. If you're not practicing the theory you're learning, then it's just slipping away into oblivion. I've always said that traditional computer science programs should really be split up into the "th
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Is Spring really in the same category as React and Angular?
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by Bizarro 9y ago
In how many years will it be that you can't opt-out? And then the next step will be since you can't opt-out, and you're dying anyway and someone else needs your organs...well, maybe they pull the plug a little early before y
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by Bizarro 9y ago
fart development, like front-end development moves fast with lots of different farts being developed, leading to fart fatigue.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Hear, Hear. At the same time, Typescript's type system is getting so complicated, and the syntax so fugly because of it, that I'm tempted to go back to straight ES6.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
And you don't mention that once the Bolsheviks won the civil war, that tens of millions of Russians were murdered, put in concentration camps, starved under communist rule.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
They used to have 6 free months of Pluralsight, and then went down to 3 free months of everything if you just signed up for Visual Studio Code/Azure/...whatever that is.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
The Black Book is a classic. Obviously, much of the material is dated, but Abrash is a great writer. IIRC, there's some tidbits in there about Carmack's approach to getting BSP into Quake...or maybe that was Masters of Doom.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
If it's the right thing, then should it be a law?
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by Bizarro 9y ago
That means cats must have a daily visual contact with other felines, and hamsters or guinea pigs must be kept in pairs. And anyone who flushes a pet goldfish down the toilet is breaking the law. Say what? So in Switzerland I can go to jai
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by Bizarro 9y ago
The problem with Pluralsight is that you can't buy individual courses..that I know of.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I've bought courses on Udemy, and they have some quality content. But they've always seemed kind of shady with the whole "$200, now $10.99 with 2 days left". If you buy something, make sure you buy it in incognito mode
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Hey HatedUser2, why don't you knock it off with your political crap links
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Once you do start exercising though, you have to watch out to not overdo it. I've found that as I get older, what I would've considered moderate exercise 7-10 years ago, now causes bad moods, brain fog, fatigue, general irritabili
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Just don't use redux. Maybe one day there will be a decent, ergonomic framework on top of the flux architecture, but redux ain't it. Try mobx state tree for all the benefits that redux has without the pain. Vuej seems nice enough
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by Bizarro 9y ago
As an aside (and since you brought up snapshots), mobx state tree https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx-state-tree seems to have combined the ease of use of Mobx with the power (and beyond) of Redux and its ecosystem. I watch
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I've been doing React for a couple years now, but for the past couple days I've been watching some videos and reading up on Vuej. The thing that I will always hate about Vuej (and other/most frameworks) are templating engines
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Let's assume your worst-case scenario comes to pass, and politicians decide (or are influenced) to outlaw manually-driven vehicles from public roads. There seems to be some confusion around HN about politicians signing/voting fo
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by Bizarro 9y ago
How would there not be a place for anonymity in our digital future?
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I'd love to throw the guy a few bucks in bitcoin, but the network fee is going to cost me $11.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I've always envied the JVM's class reloading abilities. Edit-n-continue in Visual Studio has so many "it doesn't work if you do this" cases, that's it next to useless. I would love to be able to put the C# deb
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I remember reading a book decades ago about how people that play musical instruments tend to be good programmers. It might have been Jeff Dunteman's Assembly Language Step by Step, but not sure. But that always stuck with me, and make
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by Bizarro 9y ago
It never hurts to have a deeper understanding down the stack... I have an issue with these kind of memes that are similar to the "it doesn't hurt to know Lisp or Haskell"....whatever. It might hurt your goals. There's
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I think John Carmack should be on that list and ahead of many of them on that list.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Sounds like a combination of sour grapes and he used to be suckered in by Tony Robbins types.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
As I said in another post in this thread, I'm hoping Postcss and the autoprefixer plugin will work with at least IE11. Is IE 10 even relevant these days? It seems that except for very outdated systems, everybody should have been autou

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