HNJohnC

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by HNJohnC 12y ago
In fairness, just the single fact that they put a button exactly where the hand needs to go when actually using the product in one of it's core use-cases is a pretty good excuse for some MS bashing. They could have taken 5 minutes, giv
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
How about the plain old traditional 'stop words' list to solve this issue?
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Um...who do you think raised these Gen X, Y and Z people? Perhaps they were raised badly?
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Nice comment, however I doubt any informed gardener would want to emulate Iowa corn field topsoil, it probably has just slightly more biota in it than the Atacama desert at this point.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
"Everyone else does it so it's ok". Well we know where your moral compass points at least.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Blocked in Canada
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Boooo!
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
"back in the day" 3 years ago? Are you 10 years old? <grin>
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
You didn't think commercializing NPM would be the lead of that post? Seriously? You seem to have an utterly different perspective on this than anyone I know who relies on Node. This is all starting to look rather amateurish and scary
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I've seen some very legitimate sources that show that this effect, while technically true, is irrelevant for fat loss in the real world due to increased appetite to build and maintain those muscles and the amount of passive calorie bur
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I personally think the increased appetite from exercise more than cancels out the benefits to weight loss. I've also read that before but I don't know if there is a really good study to back it up. Don't get me wrong, I thi
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Same here, not sure why that isn't touted as a more important reason to provide the correct status codes rather than simply saying Google search isn't important. Standards are important.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Please don't promote "observational" studies. They are not worth the electrons it cost to display them on my screen let alone transmit them across the 'net. You can find an 'observational' study to promote nea
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
"One of the possibly side effects is decreased kidney function from the rapid increase of proteins in the diet (which don't metabolize very cleanly compared to fasts or carbohydrates). People with kidney issues or possible problem
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
"Also remember that weight loss is not the only benefit of exercise." Weight loss is not part of any benefit of exercise. Though your statement is commonly held as a belief there is absolutely no scientific basis for your statemen
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Well, I guess there is the experience of those of us in the trenches actually working with these frameworks and large data centric applications and then there are people who want to argue semantics.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Old news unfortunately; I'm specifically speaking of Ember data from July / August 2013 era. It was purportedly worse before that, I don't know because I only looked at it this summer. I understand many people don't wri
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Brian Tracey! What a blast from the past. Many years ago I was sent on a course of his by my boss, nothing to do with self discipline, more like general 80's "empowerment" or some similar wish washy shit. The part I remembe
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
In my informed opinion snacking is indeed a very bad habit and it is not in any way a healthy eating mode. It's contrary to all of human evolution and there are objective measurements that show the body needs rest from eating to heal a
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
M$? What decade are we in?
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
You most certainly can unless you are a greedy, lazy producer who can't be bothered to do the same time consuming painstaking breeding and selection that has gone on for centuries with other more common crops and simply picks one and c
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Surely you guys know that the single largest barrier to using Ember is Ember-data right? I thoroughly tested all the available frameworks this summer and I was leaning heavily towards Ember until I tried actually using it with Ember-data an
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I so wish karma was a real thing when I see comments like this from people who, when it really comes down to it, contribute nothing of meaningful or lasting value to society and blithely ignore all the blind luck that got them where they
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Man this kind of attitude pisses me off to no end. This privileged way of thinking that anyone who is less well off must have a flaw in their character or their morality. If you took the time to talk to "those people" you would l
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Unsettling sure, but it's not hard to understand for the majority of the populace only the very privileged few.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Whatever happened to “to whom much is given, much will be required”? I've seen it written that a great many successful business leaders have sociopathic tendencies; I find it very hard to relate to the kind of person who would say such
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Isn't the entire point of civil disobedience to admit you are guilty of the crime and then go on the fight the fact that it's a crime in the first place? Otherwise you are not some heroic freedom fighter, only a coward who took t
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
The first voice of reason I have ever seen online around this issue.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Perhaps a link somewhere to what this 'flask' thing actually is on either your repo or the page you linked to would be appreciated by people like myself who have no clue what you're writing a book about in the first place?
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Yes, we (should) all know that but somehow we are still deluged with books and blog posts from these lucky few telling the rest of us how to do it. Worse yet too many are taking it as gospel when they really should just do it their own way

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