Chyzwar

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by Chyzwar 8y ago
You can use CSS Variables to bridge between. var style = getComputedStyle(document.body); console.log(style.getPropertyValue('--color-font-general')); :root { --color-font-general: #336699; } As a bonus point, you ca
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There are also CSS modules that are a middle road between CSS in JS and classic Sass stylesheets.
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Why every Linux related topic needs to end with KDE vs Gnome discussion. The problem is not DE fragmentation but the packaging. Every distribution spends more time on packaging and integration testing than developing useful functionality. W
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Let see how they can survive first recall. Like VW diesel scandal, Toyota breaks and Ford Failure to Park. Even if they are somehow successful, valuation is just not realistic. I also do not get why everyone is so excited. Tesla is just a s
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I do not think that you need justification to reject someone. It is waste of time for you and candidate.
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You can only see massive corn and soybean "farms", where everything labour intensive is imported. The world is not like that. Most fruit and vegetables you eat have some element of manual labour. > None of those things are rele
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Even US and Canada no-till farming is still around 20-30%. It higher than Europe because of more intense use of herbicides and different farming practices. https://www.usda.gov/media/blog/2017/11/30/
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
They will be a huge database of people pictures. Facebook/Google/Alibaba/Snap/WeChat that will be forced to provide these together with necessary metadata. Images can be stored in object storage AWS S3 or something like
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Depends what you want to build. Give more details on your idea. You can implement core components and outsource rest.
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I do not know where you getting this data. I can tell you that in Europe there is very little land that is not tilled. Even on below if exclude grasslands you find that 70-90% of arable land is tilled. https://ec.europa.eu/e
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> On one hand we have physical evidence and scientists, on the other hand we have you saying "my family has been destroying the soil for a long time and learned nothing the whole time". While you may find the latter more compel
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Whiskey Lake already has some fixes for meltdown/foreshadow. https://www.anandtech.com/show/13301/spectre-and-meltdown-in...
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Weeds are just plants that are native. They will always outperform genetically modified foreign crops that are optimized for yield. Some fast-growing crops can dominate weeds but you will still want to till for other reasons. I watched this
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Why I would spend time learning UI/UX when I can be 10X more productive building functionality. Designer even good one will charge you much less than your developer time.
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Either tilling or herbicides. It is not that simple to say stop tilling. No-till might become viable when we have farming robots that can deal with weeds. I think the bigger problem is moving away from crop rotation to monocultures.
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High-risk complete replacements happen because some risk-averse developers/management resisted change for decades and now the company cannot gradually modernize. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_pay_system
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Problem is that you are locking yourself. Even if this work for decades it can destroy your company. At some point, you will not be able to respond to change. More agile, faster-moving competitors will eat your lunch. I am not suggesting re
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This attitude leads to companies to maintain COBOL codebases on the obscure mainframe for decades.
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Because Wikipedia is more reliable than a random guy from the internet.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_D_deficiency Osteoporosis among other symptoms. Swelling tongue is not on the list.
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Ubuntu switched to systemd from 16.04. You must be running 14.04. Ubuntu improved a lot in 4 years.
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They force researchers to do teaching between writing another paper, reviewing other people papers or applying for the next grant. At the same time, professors have too little exposure to actual engineering. After few years they only have t
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Staging env should be (prod - 1) version. The whole point is to test thing together with other changes. Stage-environment is created to eliminated "works on my machine" problems.
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It is all broken. DevOps mean that developers will fix infra issues without enough access/permissions/skill. CI means that developers will ship broken code to production because test coverage is in form of reverse piramide. CD mea
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Everyone needs a hobby.
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I think there is a way. Facebook/Google have all data to perform studies like that. Problem is that current University system is broken. You are forced to publish short success stories instead doing actual research.
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1. Hype driven development: NoSQL, microservices, serverless. Used in places where they do not fit. Same with CV driven development. 2. Risk-averse traditionalists/architects. Instead of choosing right modern tools they keep pushing fo
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Because in many cases these severance packages are combined with a non compete clause. Executives often have direct access to clients. There is a real risk of executive leaving with your best clients/employees. High severance packages
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They can make breaking changes in every major release. Angular 2,4,5,6 versions were released in the span of just two years.
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After Brexit, The City will lose passporting rights and It would lose a large portion of the EU market. Most of City banks are large multinational corporations that care very little about British politics. If anything Brexit was surprising

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