JCSato

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by JCSato 8y ago
This is the confusing part for me, yes. Javascript is fine and well, but C# seems the better choice in general here.
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by JCSato 8y ago
I have the same question, haha
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by JCSato 8y ago
Classic millenials
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by JCSato 8y ago
Why would they go buy a Macbook and put their Microsoft acquisition presentation on it for the subtle PR that they acknowledge Macs exist? How does that make sense? If they were going to put that much effort in, why wouldn't they to fu
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by JCSato 8y ago
Only intended to explain, not excuse. I totally agree.
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by JCSato 8y ago
Shrugs
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by JCSato 8y ago
*her/their tone, if you care As the person mostly on the hook for https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16435305 (as I recall), I can imagine she/they would be a little on edge. Still not a good look. . .
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by JCSato 8y ago
*the New York Times of almost 30 years ago
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by JCSato 8y ago
If I had to guess, the selling points are: promises + fetch syntax + tiny size.
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by JCSato 8y ago
Because Tesla is topical and outlets want to ride the wave of the self-driving murder car as long as they can?
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by JCSato 8y ago
I would be inclined to say it says more about our feelings on Will Wheaton. . .
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by JCSato 8y ago
How does GDPR relate to NSA surveillance. . .?
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by JCSato 9y ago
May be happening for other people, but I've never had this happen. 60+ tabs and it never breaks 2GB.
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by JCSato 9y ago
I'm curious: How does this compare to something like Pixi?
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by JCSato 9y ago
Had the exact same thought coming here, couldn't have said it better.
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by JCSato 9y ago
My thoughts kinda echo this, but I don't think it's outlandish for a junior dev to know a lot of this - what's less reasonable is knowing it with enough depth that they can bring it all to bear without prep in an interview.
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by JCSato 9y ago
Oh god, I'm still on 3
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by JCSato 9y ago
Highly recommend you check out The Great War series on Youtube. Even if you just watch the prologue to the war videos, very informative on how WW1 got kicked off. Short answer: nationalism and a lot of treaties and grudges from past wars.
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by JCSato 9y ago
Do a fair amount of Node and browser stuff on Windows. Use Sublime with a few plugins as my text editor, and git bash as my terminal, Chrome debugger when I really need it. Works pretty comfortably.
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by JCSato 9y ago
I was responding to reader5000, who said ". . .not wanting your children. . ." (emphasis mine)
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by JCSato 9y ago
Haha! I mean, fair. Obviously OP has the most information, so ultimately is probably best placed to make appropriate choices. I don't dispute that. Childless millennial software developers (or otherwise generally technical) are in a be
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by JCSato 9y ago
Thank you for explaining further, that helps narrow down the situation. "we had to take stronger measures against this disease in his mind that led him to put his younger siblings in danger of seeing something far more confusing and gr
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by JCSato 9y ago
That's a good question, and I'm not sure. I think the. . .popular mentality is that you model proper behavior/approaches, but I don't think that really works here as well. The idea is that you have someone wiser than you
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by JCSato 9y ago
Not quite what I was saying. Not wanting anyone you care about to "develop sexual relationships with computer screens" is normal, I'd think. Mandating all levels of access to computer screens because of that desire is what&#x
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by JCSato 9y ago
If I was a kid who's parents were actively monitoring my search activity, cutting off my access to the internet as a whole because of porn, and were trying to equate me watching porn because I'm going through puberty (presumably)
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by JCSato 9y ago
Your 3 year old daughter is definitely the demographic in danger of her school mates introducing her to violent pornography, yes.
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by JCSato 9y ago
Tried it out, and this really is a fantastic, well made tool. Thank you for sharing!
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by JCSato 9y ago
Pretty much 100% agree with this.
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Ask HN: Best resources to learn Ruby/Rails in 2018?
2 points by JCSato 9y ago|0 comments
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by JCSato 9y ago
I wonder how much of this has to do with lack of reexamination on the parents' part. Limiting 6 year olds to 30 minutes a day (or whatever) is fine - the same limitation is less appropriate for a 10 year old and even less appropriate f

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