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FLGMwt
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> your product doesn't exist anymore because you lost all the licenses I think the revocation only applies to patents granted by the patents clause and the licenses (for using the software) are still valid. I might be wrong though.
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There's a "thanks" section at the bottom that linked to http://superherojs.com/ which seems to be the same thing for JS : )
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Thanks for the answer! That's great that you've found work and people you're happy with. Best of luck to you.
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No judgement intended in asking, but does the contribution question factor into you deciding to work for a hedge fund? If it does, what keeps you there? I'm curious because I've had a few coworkers come from hedge funds and they l
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That's fantastic! Could I bother to ask if you write at all about it or if your team has a blog or anything like that? I'm quite interested : )
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I struggle with this. I work for a company which is owned by a big health insurance company and we make consumer-facing applications. Our products have a varying degree of public benefit from online insurance open enrollment (turbotax for b
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This seems a bit unnecessary to me, but I'd love to proved wrong. Voice as a medium has a nasty discoverability problem and most of the main voice assistant functions are covered first class by all the major assistants (weather, music
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Absolutely agree. Even from a purely economical sense, if the content we're exposed to is purely the [t]echo chamber of SV concerns, we end up with startups solving SV problems which is a pretty limited market.
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If I'm not mistaken, the image comes from the author's own video of the murderous assault. The post is about the author being demonized for having published it and the contrivance of conspiracy theories and threats against him and
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For both, the resolution isn't nearly as good as you'd hope when looking for the theater experience. That's not to say the experience isn't theater-like, but I would recommend trying some theater VR out before you comm
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Vive does have new controllers in the works: https://www.vrfocus.com/2017/07/a-guide-to-the-htc-vive-knuc... Both HTC and Oculus have tried to say something along the lines of "a major shift isn't comi
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This is my second hangup! A coworker of mine recommended https://www.spectacleapp.com/ which does a great job mimicking the Windows native docking commands.
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This is one of the most infuriating things about Macs for me. Maybe Vim/Emacs aside, I've found word jumping and Home/End operations to be absolutely consistent on Windows, but just about every OSX app seems to have a differe
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Anecdotally, my almost four-year old Surface Pro 2 is still a perfect dev machine.
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Uh, this is big deal, right? 1st class WASM in the main browser-based module system? Surprised this didn't catch fire.
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> If your behavior is indistinguishable from sexism save for intent, it is sexism. Period. Signal boosting this.
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If you have a project looking for contributors, this question might be a good place :)
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These look great! Thanks for sharing. Also, I like the idea of loosely enforcing against a state management library to cap demo sizes.
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Even better! Thanks for the TIL :)
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Fantastic pun: "Since “decommodification” was one of the buzzwords of the day, I described my action as “re-commode-ification.”"
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Docker to Moby Fallout: Go Dependencies
(engineering.rallyhealth.com)
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I just finished "An American Sickness" ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594206759 ) that does a good job of targeting all the specific points of inefficiency, with a little bit of explanatory history and exemplary
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Seems reasonable
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Holy wow that was quick. Read that HN comment yesterday and now Hanselman himself is at it. Good stuff.
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Right now, Reactive Streams and RxJS in particular, especially around errors.
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Very bizarre that they spun this intentionally as a positive.
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Yeah, that's some nonsense. Full-stack (your team manager's "cross-functional") today is mostly a delusion. Sure, you should be able to read some code on both sides to tackle the trivial parts of either, but I wouldn
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Our company does. It's a mix of technical review by relevant peers plus a dedicated review committee (mostly looking for good docs and company internals). Then we send it off to legal which is a quick turnaround. It's a pretty new
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It sounds like you at least have a good feel for what's bad and what's worse (which is good). I think one thing you can do is attempt to isolate the code surrounding the next chunk you work on. Do as much as you reasonably can of
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I'm not quite sure why the Scalaz IRC behavior issue got such a focus here, but here's the chat logs of one of the incidents https://gist.github.com/betehess/77de5b4b35ae11801936
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