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by Sacho 10y ago
I like the library but the title is pure clickbait. I expected an article arguing this position, not a github repo. The github repo simply does not explain why "you should never use Socket.IO" - performance is not necessarily the
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by Sacho 10y ago
If you dont have voting machines, it would make sense for you to google about them to understand what other voters are talking about, no?
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by Sacho 10y ago
The problem described by the article seems like a case of violating dimensional analysis, rather than Simpson's paradox. It might be more obvious if we use clear units: 50 scores voted for A in West, and 80 dozens voted in East. The ar
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by Sacho 10y ago
It doesn't have to be viral. C#'s tasks have a blocking Wait[0] method which allows you to use an asynchronous Task without changing the signature of your synchronous function. The tradeoff is more verbosity. [0] - https:/&#
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by Sacho 10y ago
We could get rid of DST and allow companies to decide for themselves whether to shift their working hours. Further changes to working hours can then occur naturally as cultural sensibilities shift, without requiring a massive overhaul of ti
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by Sacho 10y ago
Here are sources for both of these quotes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xet3BnwLtek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj4ARsxrZh8
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by Sacho 10y ago
> Have you ever used software or website that was written entirely by an offshore team and felt that it was a bit "off"? The translations were a bit wonky and the interactions felt somewhat unintuitive? Translations off? Sure.
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by Sacho 10y ago
The FTC has released guidelines for native advertising - https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/nat...
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by Sacho 10y ago
Why not use them together? Bundle your assets with gulp and bundle your code with webpack. You've already had to solve the problem of linking from code -> assets, which is what webpack solves by bundling both.
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by Sacho 10y ago
> XCOM 2012 caught a lot of flak for it being too different from the 1994 original. Only brilliant execution made it possible for it to succeed. I believe XCOM 2012 got a lot of flak prior to its release because 2K at first announced an
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by Sacho 10y ago
In half the cases parent presented, there were no "existing tools" to update(manual polyfills -> modernizr/6to5, script tags -> package managers like bower/npm, nothing -> eslint/type checkers, writing ad-h
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by Sacho 10y ago
There's a lot of popular nuget packages handling dependency injection, in fact, the ASP.NET docs encourage you to use one in place of their own rudimentary implementation. The ones I'm aware of that have ported to .net core are St
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by Sacho 10y ago
As a counterpoint, it allows companies to give you a higher salary in exchange for #2 and 3. Or alternatively, if non-competes are the norm, it would allow a business to provide lower salaries for the incentive of no non-compete clause. The
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by Sacho 10y ago
How would you migrate libraries that are only on bower, not npm?
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by Sacho 10y ago
The post seemed pretty civil to me, just straight to the point. Everyone else is trying to solve the problem by banging a hammer into the nail more - maybe THIS way will help you show her it's a scam. In my opinion, it's worth con
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by Sacho 10y ago
You don't need to ask him - he already gave a speech at the RNC endorsing Trump.
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by Sacho 10y ago
But whatever tools you used to use for the "vast majority" of web applications probably still exist. You are under no obligation to use the newer tools. Other people are developing new tools for their different needs and different
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by Sacho 10y ago
Uh, what payout? The 9th circuit essentially ruled that his attempts to access Facebook servers after the cease-and-desist letter were illegal. Unless I'm reading this wrong, he lost, and is criminally liable.
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by Sacho 10y ago
I find it hard to believe that pastries and pastry-making haven't evolved with the introduction of better tools, materials, different recipes, etc..
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by Sacho 10y ago
And wouldn't the same be true if Trump wins the election? After all, Nate Silver isn't predicting a 0% chance for Trump to win, I think last time I checked it was 10-15%.
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by Sacho 10y ago
I doubt the error rate was 0% with human curators. In fact, the article itself does not compare the error rate of the human curators to algorithm, just examines that it was above zero after the humans were removed. I think an acceptable sta
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by Sacho 10y ago
> 5. Sub-par debugging experience. I've worked with AngularJS and React. After spending enough time with each framework that I'm "productive" with them and don't get constantly confused by what's going on, t
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by Sacho 10y ago
This outcome isn't an outcome yet, so I don't know how it can possibly be blatantly wrong. The hacker has not been sentenced yet, the rape perpetrators were. Comparing a "possible lifetime + cancer" sentence to an actual
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by Sacho 10y ago
The jQuery app may seem "the simplest", but it has no notion of components - https://jsbin.com/jupagugofe/edit?html,js,output , whereas the angular( https://jsbin.com/mepijibika/edit?html,j
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by Sacho 10y ago
That's easy to answer with data, not just feeling - http://astats.astats.nl/astats/Steam_Games.php?Sort=8 Civilization 5 is not even in the top 20, and that's just steam games.
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by Sacho 10y ago
Russian people were dirt poor because the USSR spent a majority of their economic fruits to subsidize strategic communist allies in order to keep them loyal. A lot of the other communist bloc countries were pretty well off until this subsid
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by Sacho 10y ago
That's a ridiculous argument and you should know it. Forcing users to do manual work every time instead of having an option to disable or configure a feature is just a UX fail. Doubly so because I would bet those formatted excel files
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by Sacho 10y ago
Not to a person who specifically does not want that feature - and since Excel does not provide a way to turn it off or customize it, my idea was that an extension might be able to. Of course, I've never written an Excel extension(m
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by Sacho 10y ago
> I don't see them formulating a correct SQL query. Well, neither can programmers, since SQL injection is still the most common security vulnerability in software, so I agree, SQL is probably a bad tool for the job :) > It would
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by Sacho 10y ago
Ken White is an (arguably) highly successful lawyer(partner in his own firm, happily married with two children, etc), who runs the law blog popehat.com. He has been diagnosed with major depression, and a lot of people have said his posts on

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