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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I guess I'm coming from: I feel like we're in a relatively cushy bubble so maybe let's talk bubble-external impact? I think this is a good thing that a private company is doing. They're benefitting from PR, but they&#x27
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
> it was not meant as a perfect example of anything +1 this I feel like we tend to demonize incremental progress in favor of easy criticism. Let's maybe ask: "Is this a Good Thing? Is it better than nothing? Is it better than t
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I'll agree on the hole-in-the-ground schtick which I guess I attribute to a social experiment. As far as the border property, I wish more people of consequential power/capital would follow their lead and buy up border property. Th
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Happy to! First, I chose the word "objectively" in the sense that win/wins are still possible in consumeristic markets. I think most businesses would have taken a flexible $100k USD and spent it on marketing or expansion or s
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Hi! Thanks for responding! I'll admit I was dismissive in my attempt at brevity so thank you for challenging me. I didn't intend to shut down discussion. I was countering the flood of commentary around what I perceived as issues a
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
pokes head out of curtain What if $15 means something different to people with fungible assets* vs. those where money is tight. *: HN population
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Oh hey, on top of the prevalent skepticism and detractions in the current discussion, I'll just throw out that, on its own, this is objectively a Good Thing. I won't dismiss the fact that this is good PR for CAH, but it is still m
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I have a feeling that it's a smarmy communication for legitimate legal concerns. That doesn't make the relativism any less legitimate but, :shrug:
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
$15 is a roughly a single meal. Are we suggesting that $15 spent towards entertainment is exceptional or excessive for anyone below middle-class, ? If that's true, than surely we're worse off than we're all aware of.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Ah, sorry, I used to work in the Opera House on the West side of West Wacker, which doesn't have a connection. Blue line => East side of the loop is pretty navigable.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
It's in "Adopt" and they say it's their "default choice" for FE frameworks [1]. Also, the "Trial" details for Angular mention "Most of our teams, however, still prefer React, Vue or Ember over An
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
The stained glass hallway is the most depressing part of my commute in the winter. It's always a mess and very poorly lit. Also, the pedway in Chicago is more of a collection of disconnected minipedways. You definitely can't cross
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
This is pretty neat! I'm honestly surprised they didn't stagger this update with a new tiered availability pricing, kind of like the discounted S3 option for reduced redundancy.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
(4 years in the industry as a SE) I don't have any business from an investor point of view, but I'll commit to reading all of these and giving a review from my perspective.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
This is very disappointing. DNAinfo Chicago was the best source for neighborhood coverage. I'm sad and more than a little bit outraged on behalf of the staff and reporters. Sorry all :(
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Aye, I didn't mean to imply that, I was listing my React testing stack :) Hah, looking now, I realize I mistyped. We use mocha, not karma. Was conflating things
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
That's surprising to me! My main complaints of Angular 2+ are around testing, but I've had nothing but love for React testing (enzyme, chai, karma) EDIT: whoops, mistyped. We don't use karma anymore in our React testing stack
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
We also use smartling. Does pretty well for us and has a simple API that we have gulp and webpack plugins for.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
From the slides, it looks like the performance metric in question was TTI (Time to Interactive).
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I'm not in support of a public candidate registry, but I think people who have toxic reactions such as this do warrant a shame&blame approach. Anyone agree/disagree?
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
> None of the women who came forward were ever in a position where I could make or break their careers. Sexual Harassment requires that I have such power. Categorically false. Most obviously, harassment does not require that power dyna
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Hi there. Thanks for building a truly great product and congrats on the acquisition. I know your hands are tied to some degree about all this, but I'll make a plea regardless. We use Screenhero regularly. It is the critical tool for
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I'll take you seriously. $1bn is a lot of money when put towards education and Google can make 5+ year investments when it comes to tech talent.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I'm not Google, but my guess is they'd rather invest in the market to let it float the "experienced" people rather than take a gamble on a known "inexperienced" person and attempt to train them. Maybe this is
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
As expected, looks like it'll be much closer to Gear VR than the Rift. It does not have positional tracking.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
I think it has a little more hope with XBOX One support.
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How do we design, code, test and ship features(engineering.rallyhealth.com)
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Ah, yeah, that's what I was trying to get across
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
or if it's confiscated and you're compelled to unlock it.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Not sure what you're trying to convey?

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