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by Pigo 10y ago
I feel your pain, it's scary when you're blind-sided by how deep of a pit you're in. When you realize you're probably in worse shape than the guy on the corner hustling to buy a rock, and you got it from the lady you tru
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by Pigo 10y ago
I was hoping I wasn't the only one puzzled as to why "a reduced ability to experience joy is a key sign of clinical depression in young children" was newsworthy. I hope the money invested in this research ends up enabling som
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by Pigo 10y ago
Nuget dependency management is a nightmare for my team. Mostly because there's usually only one package for a given problem, and you're always at their mercy. I suppose it's a community issue, because npm packages I seem to f
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by Pigo 10y ago
Well, for starters, a couple learning tutorials/examples that actually work for most people who try it out.
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by Pigo 10y ago
As a developer there's been so many times that I've gotten tired of MS solutions, and get excited about new emerging platforms elsewhere. Then I smirk when MS incorporates that new platform's ideology. Then I'm pleasantl
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by Pigo 10y ago
I'm way out of my element here, but I can't pass up the opportunity to ask a professional how something like Roland Omnes book Quantum Philosophy fits into this back-and-forth between physics and philosophy. I found it in a Barnes
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by Pigo 10y ago
My anecdotal evidence was closer to yours than everyone else's on here apparently. I'm a 35 year old who acts closer to 22 or 23. I wasted a least a decade going deeper and deeper down a psych-med hole. I was on a large amount of
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by Pigo 10y ago
thakns :)
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by Pigo 10y ago
This has been my reason for being against the death penalty for many years. It's hard to justify when the OJ's of the world get a pass due to wealth or celebrity. I never thought of AI being used in this capacity. Seems like we&#
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by Pigo 10y ago
This was my experience. You have to do a lot of downloading and setting up to do outside of VS to get the emulators working. And I never even got the Apple part setup because I don't own an Apple device. It would have been better if th
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by Pigo 10y ago
Thanks, I always thought it was a slick project. It was maybe just above my skill-set when I first encountered it, as I was still getting familiar with angular. If it's going to continue to be around for awhile, I want to give it anoth
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by Pigo 10y ago
I first looked at Polymer quite awhile ago, maybe over a year. I guess I kind of thought it was a stepping stone to Angular 2 which uses a component model, like most of the other latest frameworks. Or that maybe it was some kind of special
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by Pigo 10y ago
Well, check out basically any news source besides Fox, which I don't care for either, and tell me how I'm wrong. I'm not a Trump supporter, but MSM has become identical to Facebook news feed. It's popular opinions dresse
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by Pigo 10y ago
I'm already aware of the content of ever MSM feed, no matter the platform. At least 50% is complete opinion pieces questioning every choice and sentence spoke by the POTUS-elect, at least one article giving false hope that the election
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by Pigo 10y ago
I think that's why projects like Elon's Solar Roof have so much potential from a grass roots perspective, blending energy consumption awareness with self-concern (and coolness). If it was a daily concern for most of us, and not so
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by Pigo 10y ago
Don't be the next Blockbuster, Borders Books, or AOL, buy our customer feedback product!
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by Pigo 10y ago
It's hard not to find Saturn intriguing, the rings, the colors, the moons. It's the first time I saw something through a telescope that was awe inspiring. It almost seemed cartoonish with it's vibrancy and sharp edges. It&#x2
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by Pigo 10y ago
I'll admit I've never considered what a position that puts you in, but it makes sense. Especially if you have employees, that's incredibly vulnerable. I suppose I figured if you were doing enough business with a company you&#
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by Pigo 10y ago
Everyone is dressing it up as being about something else, but this is the central point. None of this would be an issue if Clinton had been elected. The left wants some self-flagellation now by those they thought were in their pocket. If th
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by Pigo 10y ago
I think people who are so concerned about Facebook policies and practices are way too invested in it, and should focus on spending less time on it. It's just a platform for showing grandma pictures of the kids, providing ex's a me
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by Pigo 10y ago
I actually thought this was some kind of laptop for awhile, even after reading much of the front page. I googled Jupyter Notebook after a few context clues finally tipped me off. I just thought I was being dense, though.
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by Pigo 10y ago
I've been using the linux version for a couple months now, and it's a truck ton better than exploring through VS. I'm still waiting for it to support tabs, or any other multi-tasking interface. That's sort of a pain.
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by Pigo 10y ago
What do I know about diamonds? I'm a boxing promoter. I was a happy boxing promoter until a week ago ...
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by Pigo 10y ago
Very interesting read, thanks for sharing. It seems the people of that era had a whole perspective we no longer share, or at least no longer share with each other. Will articles in the future convey the inspiration and humanity of modern gr
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by Pigo 10y ago
I completely understand people's over-estimating the power of President. They do have an ever widening ability to declare war without Congress, but they don't control everything.
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by Pigo 10y ago
I'm curious what course of action they would suggest. Should we stop trying to have a better economy for the sake of global concerns? I'm genuinely asking because I have zero knowledge of currency market. What is the right move to
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by Pigo 10y ago
This is why I come to HN. Where else can you read an article about a high profile company, then find comments from people who work on what the article is about? Unless you guys are a brigade, it's pretty cool you happen to be browsing
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by Pigo 10y ago
I had never seen this before. I'm excited to explore it, as I use webpack for all my projects anymore. Thanks you.
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by Pigo 10y ago
It's got to be expanding documentation or writing more tutorials. There's so much you can do with webpack, but as a beginner I found it hard to wade through 3rd party blog posts to figure out best practices.
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by Pigo 10y ago
I've spent a lot of time curating who I follow, and I generally enjoy the people I have on there. But Tosh and the Mitch Hedberg bot don't put out enough to make up for the on-slaught of garbage, ads, and political opinions. I mig

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