QuantumGravy

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   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   The fact that the only non-coding activities outside work you can list fall under "other time wasting stuff" speaks volumes.
2. 62.▲
   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   You don't. The unwritten assumption or meme I keep hearing from the community (not necessarily here on HN) is that if you're good , you'll just keep turning down jobs with such clauses until you get an offer from somewhere w
3. 63.▲
   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   No, crazy is suggesting Web Components are even remotely suitable for a static site or server-side rendering. Good luck with those if your users have disabled JS.
4. 64.▲
   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   "Covered" isn't saying much. When I took my Software Engineering class, those topics amounted to no more than a couple slides each in a lecture. Even if my university's curriculum wasn't a joke, the idea that a sing
5. 65.▲
   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   Parallel as in further "up" and "down" along some unperceived Nth-dimensional axis sorta thing, as I'm imagining it. We'd be some percentage of dark matter to every other "known universe", ourselves,
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   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   Unless, say, there were enough such parallel worlds to smudge the effects on smaller than galactic scales.
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   by QuantumGravy 10y ago

   I've heard ideas thrown around explaining both the relative weakness of gravity (compared to other forces) and parallel universes. Gravity would be strong, but prone to "leaking" along a hidden dimension, and the gravitationa