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by ImpressiveWebs 6y ago
This was genuinely funny: https://imgflip.com/i/3z00lt
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by ImpressiveWebs 6y ago
I only scanned and did a page search for the word “transf”, but I couldn’t find anything in those articles recommending transfusions.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
The main website is not on HTTPS. That doesn’t exactly instill confidence in the security of the product.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Just to be clear: He says it's not the ventilators themselves that are causing the harm, but the way they are configured. He believes they are causing pressure to the lungs that is making the situation worse for many patients.
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ER Doctor in NYC Says Ventilators May Be Harming Covid-19 Patients(youtube.com)
6 points by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago|4 comments
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
I don’t disagree. Coronavirus is a factor in most if not all of those deaths. But the average age of those who have died in Italy is about 78. Thats the average! Clearly there’s much more going on with these cases, even if Coronavirus is te
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
I haven’t read the article due to the paywall, but it’s also worth considering the following quote from the Telegraph on March 23, which quotes Prof Walter Ricciardi, scientific adviser to Italy’s minister of health: > “The way in which
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An Up-to-Date List of RSS Feeds for Front-End Developers(github.com)
3 points by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago|0 comments
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Interesting, will check it out, but your Show HN link shouldn’t be to a tweet. It should be to the product itself: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vsls-con...
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Yep, I forgot about the new design. Tried it again just now, what a train wreck! I didn’t realize it has infinite scroll, only tried it briefly before.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Reddit doesn’t use infinite scroll. I think you mean Twitter, no?
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
I don’t understand: Why can’t Google just count those clicks as invalid and keep the AdSense running with no ban? If Google has the ability to detect fraudulent clicks, then there is no reason to ever ban any website for AdSense fraud.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
The article says: > While officers are allowed to use a ruse, investigators said the officer’s lie “shocked the conscience” and was inconsistent with the police department’s policy. He did something that he’s allowed to do (lie) but he t
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Commonplace Book(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago|0 comments
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
The browser does it natively if you hand code it into every page and every sub heading. What the tool does is allow you to insert the script into any page and it will automatically create anchors for all the sub headings. This saves tons of
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Show HN: I've compiled all my JavaScript/DOM tips/articles into 3 E-Books(leanpub.com)
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Thanks. My suggestions would be to get a real URL/website and design a logo. That might cost you but it will look more professional and will give people the impression that it’s “here to stay”. I’ll include it as a link in my smaller n
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
The problem with YouTube’s algorithm is that it’s clearly biased towards the mainstream sources that have high P-Scores. If Jimmy Kimmel does a monologue about his anti-gun stance, or about a recent mass shooting, he’s monetized, no problem
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
What’s the URL for your newsletter?
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Thanks! Glad you liked it. I wish I had time to post more on there, but I’m happy with heat I’ve produced over the years.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Yes, I think your own site is best. You can do Medium too for promotional reasons but it’s good to have your own brand and own your own stuff.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
My primary frontend blog/website ( https://www.impressivewebs.com/ ) is mostly passive, I post maybe one article per month, usually not even that much. The blog has been active for about 10 years, so I get lots of SEO tr
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Yes, that’s correct. But I was pointing out that the reason Nigel Richards won in French is not because he knew the short words; all the players he played against knew all the short words. They just didn’t know all the words like he does.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
No, this is not true. All professional scrabble players know the short words. None of them has an advantage because of that. The advantage is knowing the “bingos” (ie the 7 and 8 letter words). Players like Nigel Richards will also know the
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Matt Slick, the author of that article, is one of the worst Bible commentators you’ll find. He has zero credibility and does not understand Greek grammar. The NWT is correct and does not discard the context, which says that the Word was “wi
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
Read the book “Truth in Translation” by Jason BeDuhn[1]. He examines, IIRC, 7 different Bible translations and shows why many have translated specific passages in a biased manner. And he more or less declares a “winner”, with some caveats.
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
He wasn’t surprised it worked, he was surprised someone used it. At least that’s how I took it.
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The Weird World of Infinity in JavaScript(impressivewebs.com)
1 points by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago|0 comments
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by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago
I'm totally biased here, but I feel like the newsletter option in the chart should be higher. I mean, how much visibility will you get from a low-follower Twitter account or a small blog? I run Web Tools Weekly ( https://webt
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So You Want to Learn React? Well, So Do I(impressivewebs.com)
1 points by ImpressiveWebs 7y ago|0 comments

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