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by Eyas 8y ago
By JSONschema do you mean [this standard]( https://json-schema.org/ )? I don't know of a tool that does that yet, the JSON Schema is general enough with allOf/anyOf that it should express schema.org schema as well.
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by Eyas 8y ago
I have a slightly longer post describing this work and the reasoning behind it on dev.to[1]. [1]: https://dev.to/eyassh/react-schemaorg-strongly-typed-schemaorg-json-ld-for-react-4lhd
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Show HN: React-Schemaorg: Strongly-Typed Schema.org JSON-LD for React(github.com)
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Show HN: Schema-DTS, TypeScript Shims for Schema.org and the Semantic Web(github.com)
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Data and Page Content Refresh Patterns in Angular(blog.eyas.sh)
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Angular Component Subscription vs. AsyncPipe: Use Pipes When Possible(blog.eyas.sh)
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by Eyas 8y ago
a Google-wide plan that includes Drive storage.
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by Eyas 9y ago
It's concerning in relation to the gp's post. Online media is having existential problems. The gp's response to this (in part) is that we have had print media for a while. My response is that it is unclear we'll have pri
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by Eyas 9y ago
> News outlets existed before the web, so they're not going to be threatened by breaking the ad-supported website model. If anything, the traditional newspapers will be saved by this, because if free online news disappears, people w
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by Eyas 9y ago
Also important to see this in the context of the Cambridge Analytica story. Giving out user data about all of the followers / followings of a user, etc., including simple things like bios, hashtags, etc., is how these databases of user
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by Eyas 9y ago
> But at least he knows malaria kills far more people than those three combined. He should probably get back to solving that. Good news he is :) Honestly, some of the responses in this article are a bit defensive-- he was asked what he t
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by Eyas 9y ago
Not my point. My point is that the poster I was replying to is talking past the initial poster, rather than responding to them. I don't think vegans/vegetarians do so because of their singular impact on the world. Worth saying tha
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by Eyas 9y ago
The Philosophy around procreation is still much debated, but my understanding is that positive utilitarians generally do not believe that _creating_ more lives is necessarily morally good. While death is often seen as vastly negative (or in
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by Eyas 9y ago
The gp is still pointing out that causing suffering to other creatures is a downside of eating meat. While all items you listed are not necessary, only one of them has that downside. Unless one argues with the premise that the killing/
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by Eyas 9y ago
Patents are the way the government allows the inventor to require compensation. Ideally, that would be how patents are "supposed" to be use: An idea you patent can be used by others in exchange for a royalty fee. In reality, that
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by Eyas 9y ago
Looks like you'll need to start moderating this already, as of an hour ago, at least. The process of setting up a public sandbox for users to play with seems like it should be easy, but abusive/obscene posts by users make a testin
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by Eyas 9y ago
And once in a while, you do interact-- often out of the blue, and briefly, but those conversations can be much more real than anything you'd expect. I'm not approachable by any means, but I've had interactions where people to
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by Eyas 9y ago
Right, though this was the slightly less textbook (but just as common in day-do-day language) "Yisbah-hum", a shortened and less formal 'good morning' greeting.
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by Eyas 9y ago
No, seeing as there are no vowels in Arabic, the equivalent is not an English word with vowels, with the vowels removed. It is a shortened form though, and is equivalent to "Morning!"
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by Eyas 9y ago
The employer can choose to fire them, not because they are in trouble, but because they are no longer needed. I'm surprised you don't think that is likely. I would bet most companies are interested in reducing "waste" by
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by Eyas 9y ago
They inserted errors in the first "drafts" submitted, not the final result to be submitted. I feel like that makes a difference. There is some manipulation going on, but there seems to be a difference between submitting a code rev
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by Eyas 9y ago
I think its about recursive types/members, e.g. class Tree { Tree _left, _right; }; Won't compile because it has an infinite size. However class Tree { Tree *_left, *_right; }; Compiles, but the author contends t
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by Eyas 9y ago
You say that, but it is very telling that every large company out there (Google and Facebook come to mind) go for the single-repository approach. I'm sure that, when dealing with stakeholder structures where different organizations can
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by Eyas 9y ago
Cool. Yeah-- I've had various stints with going with decaf instead, but (somewhat like you) the wider selection always pulled me back.
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by Eyas 9y ago
I genuinely don't follow: "Cut caffeine ... except for the occasional caffeinated coffee" -- what does that leave? Do you mean you just reduced your coffee intake?
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by Eyas 9y ago
We should also work on better ways to equip society to have skills that are more "valuable" in the modern high-tech world, absolutely. The incompassioante charge made by the gp is still fair, I think: Saying these workers provide
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by Eyas 9y ago
You're assuming a certain profitability and cost profile for industries and businesses where this is not the case. Take the arts and music for example. Example: Sound designers and sound mixers typically do not make a six figure salary
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by Eyas 10y ago
Except as far as I understand it, there seems to be a significant utility to fake meat (and it is more of a distinct possibility than zombies): For many, there are few ways of consuming a balanced diet without meat. Take low-FODMAP diets [1
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by Eyas 10y ago
Thanks -- this is the explanation I thought was missing from the critique. In that case I agree.
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by Eyas 10y ago
You're not wrong, but I think slightly talking past the point of the article. I don't know which is right, but my understanding is: Prior to the guidance, H1-B filers could just say "this is a programmer, thus they are a spec

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