HNJohnC

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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Has someone redefined the word "make"? Because plugging stuff together isn't 'making' anything, in fact it's undermining kids by setting the bar for 'making' so incredibly low.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
There seem to be a lot of "bros" involved in startup culture these days with sickening attitudes.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I felt that way until I actually used it.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
While everyone's needs and background are undoubtedly different I'm coming at this from the perspective of developing business software that is used globally for over two decades now and I have a pretty good handle on most technol
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I don't understand why people link to raw slides. Are we meant to waste our time trying to read meaning from them like tea leaves? Surely there is something to go with this slideshow?
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
It's posts like yours that caused me to originally dismiss Angular out of hand and waste time with other frameworks until I came back around and took a better look at it. Please reconsider whatever it is you think you're doing, it
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I have learned and used both within the last few months with the most up to date versions of both and I settled on Angular for our CRUD business applications. Angular is more mature, well thought out, better supported, much better documente
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
If you're not sure what problem it's trying to solve perhaps you should forgo commenting upon it.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Only forward!
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Yes! When I saw that I nearly closed the page then and there. Frankly, anyone advocating this has likely never tried to do it. In my experience the data goes out of date almost instantly anyway, the technique is not fully reliable and i
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
That seems to me to be a terrible and Byzantine solution to a very easily resolved problem. So easily resolved in fact that I question whether this is really the reason why or are you harvesting data for some other purpose? I too never use
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
In fact it is true, people have been concentrating thc for millenia, there is nothing out there stronger today than there has been for thousands of years: http://www.briancbennett.com/history/excerpts/thc-content
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Exactly right. Treat it like lettuce.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
You are incorrect about the effects of CBD, in fact modern research has shown it's effect to be more stimulating and has been compared to ritalin by those with experience. For more modern up to date science backed information on CBD se
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Straight out of the misinformation arsenal of the anti drug crowd; in fact there is no evidence that the strongest modern strains are any stronger than the strongest strains available in the 60's.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I think you meant "can't be over stated" not "under stated" there.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Sugar (or salt as was also proposed on this thread) are quite self evidently not a solution to be used in these products which contain water.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Is this a new writing style I'm unaware of or just plain laziness? Get to the point blog writers! Make your assertion clearly and right at the top, explain it if it could be misconstrued so that we know what the hell is being discuss
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Well...to be fair there really isn't. Perhaps in some new high tech Japanese supercars but the average car rolling off the assembly line in Detroit is about as innovative as a ham sandwich. Many cars still have incandescent light bul
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I think this is largely generational. People over 30 are not surprised at all to run into abrasive, hard nosed people at work, people under 30 in many cases have a very hard time with any amount of criticism or negativity and consider ev
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I am amazed. I just did a quick search and couldn't find any token ring network cards for sale, you guys must be hoarding them to keep it all running.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Thank you for not making me feel like such an oldtimer here. As soon as I saw the name I thought "I bet I'm the only one who remembers it". windows 3.11 aka "windows for warehouses" was actually pretty nifty and in
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
The reason is that human size and shape allows for replacing a human in any situation such as driving a vehicle or fitting into airline seats or what have you.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
What about the weight of the motors?
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Hmm...or maybe the worms are leaving an invisible trail of some kind which helps them find it again. Like ants. Doesn't sound very rigorous.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
The author of that site should site stats comparing Colemak with Dvorak because that's really their 'competition' so to speak.
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Yeah it doesn't account for a lot of stuff. I'm in a Mediterranean climate here and it's suggesting a lot of places that are very far from that. If it's supposed to be used for plant growing related purposes it's
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
I posit that Microsoft has more to do with this trend than anything else. I was a Windows / Microsoft tools only developer for many many years and only recently switched to Javascript / Node.js and OSS tools for our business appli
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
Yup, apparently very few capitalists around here. It's easy to shout rah rah rah in response to RMS from the sidelines but if he had his way very few of the posters here would be making a living writing code, perhaps they don't t
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by HNJohnC 13y ago
This is trivial to do as a web page; making it an app is pointless and 30,000 dollars completely wasted.

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