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by Cshelton 11y ago
I wouldn't associate "red state culture" and a particular city in that state together. Remember, Austin is a city in Texas.... The 4 major cities in Texas in fact are either well mixed or liberal (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San
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To be fair, he said he hasn't been to Texas, implying he is not familiar with it, and was only asking a question. He wasn't throwing out stereotypes as truth, just fro what he has heard. I mean..if you ask half the people in Europ
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Back in the 80's they pretty much highway-locked downtown (surrounded it with highways) and killed off a lot of the urban/livability. However much of that is changing/has changed. Downtown actually has people out at night. Wh
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by Cshelton 11y ago
In the city, yes, absolutely. Now if you go out way into the suburbs and the country....well..they don't call it the bible belt for nothing... Note: I'm not knocking on Christians..I am one myself. Just saying a lot of the people
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Dallas: - Highest growth rate in the nation (especially for 18 - 30 years old), after Houston, which is down now due to the oil industry, placing Dallas at #1 - Highest spending on food and alcohol at restaurants - http://bizbeat
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Pre revenue BaaS model....I like it
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Just the fact that the credentials are sitting there in plain text would fail audits...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
No way this passes....it blatantly violates the First, fourth, and fifth Amendment. How can we stop this...Vote! Vote the people that support this out of office. ....also...If they want to make everything unsecure...hack the congress member
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> "wow I read this code and I can understand what's happening and hack on it to do something else." I think that's the issue. For many things, that is perfectly fine. But for other stuff (finance, healthcare, safety c
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Finally...had to go so many comments down to find someone making a logical point. People will complain about anything. As someone who has made a massive app with React, well over 1000 components, people literally complain about a 43kb gripp
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Yeah, there is a lot of different studies about artificial sweeteners, it's a pretty controversial topic... They probably aren't great for you, but I don't think it's near as bad as consuming 40g of sugar/High fruct
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Here is what worked for me to lose fat (weight), but not muscle. It really is simple. - Reduce carbs/sugar intake to around ~100 grams/day, this varies slightly per person. Just reducing bread/grain intake alone is a TON. Gra
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I'm in Dallas and I just hired multiple people at around 120k each. 120k is very reasonable here. 60k is entry level here...you might be able to get away with 50... 200k+ isn't uncommon either. There is a stupid amount of money he
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by Cshelton 11y ago
You should come visit Dallas. The tech scene has blown up here, I'd say bigger than Austin now.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
All this Austin talk...seriously, the tech scene in Texas has moved on to Dallas...the actual highest growth city in the U.S. Many people from Austin have already come here.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
This. Get a Tesla! And travel...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
The macbooks were never supposed to be a "power" machine. The whole purpose was a very portable, long batter life laptop. And it dose that very very well. I would not call that giving up on performance...they just designed somethi
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by Cshelton 11y ago
The social media thing is cool, I didn't know that trick of using the favicon.ico img under the login of a site to see if the image will load or not. That's pretty nifty
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Uhh...many HUMAN drivers are confused by U.S. roadways...I've been in many places where the lane is more about following the car in front of me as there are no well visible markers. Kind of like when it snows, the lane is the two tire
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Isn't any pressurized "capsule" in space a ballon effectively? This seems like it would work if it blocks radiation. Of course there are still tiny objects that could pierce right through, but a normal module probably wouldn&
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Car maker's take note: That list is now a list of cars I will not buy. Many other consumers probably feel the same.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Actually, I haven't done much with it, just messing around, so don't take this as absolute or anything but; Using Rust cross platform, across IOS and andriod, wasn't really that difficult to do...sure, the tooling isn't
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by Cshelton 11y ago
This is pretty common, and the advantages of Rust won't overcome people being inherently lazy (not in a bad way... lazy in this sense is really more efficient). People love C# for that very reason, once they get used to Visual Studio,
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Note: Have not read article, going from title. Apple is usually not a first to market type. They are a first to market with an amazing, polished, product type. They'll wait to see what gets proved in the market and what doesn't.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Ignorance, in the sense of ignoring the world around, you is bliss. I sometimes envy those who can live in their own world and nothing seems to affect their happiness.
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I excluded some candidates right off the bat for this...grabbing the same element 4 times in one function....no I am not hiring you...
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II. Most Loved 1. Rust 2. Swift That's interesting and cool. I have to agree myself.
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No, most things will still be done in javascript as the benefit of doing it in Wasm is negligible.
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Just do it. You'd be surprised at what money and support may come your way ;) It's very much possible.
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Obviously a typo...

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