SonicSoul

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a good tool for visualizing relational data & data migrations
2 points by SonicSoul 7y ago|0 comments
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Complete Intro to React (v5) with Brian Holt (Now Live)(frontendmasters.com)
1 points by SonicSoul 7y ago|0 comments
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by SonicSoul 7y ago
he DOES scatter sand over the surface area revealing the bridge (which was really just a camouflaged stone illusion shown by an alternate viewpoint) that's the point of my rant! :)
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by SonicSoul 7y ago
sorry about a tangent, but that Indian Jones scene bothers me so much. i mean... there are so many safer ways to validate you can take that first step. i'll name a few 1. crouch down and reach out your leg gently tapping the &q
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by SonicSoul 7y ago
in the book Digital Minimalism Cal Newport does devote a chapter to this type of 'Leisure' activity. he makes a case that humans are evolved to interact with physical world and such activity is a lot more satisfying/relaxin
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by SonicSoul 7y ago
it's a shit show. I had "great benefits" at my last job accept when i needed them 1. when something happened and i needed physical therapy it turned out my copay was like 6k so i just DIY my own therapy.. 2. when changing job
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by SonicSoul 7y ago
this "study" is riddled with issues. only 2 companies studied. i can't imagine how different every place is depending on its culture. how comfortable are employees ? are the teams next to people they don't know? was this
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Jeremy from Marketing(darknetdiaries.com)
1 points by SonicSoul 7y ago|0 comments
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Amazon employees’ climate proposal is rare sign of worker dissent(recode.net)
2 points by SonicSoul 7y ago|0 comments
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
based on the comments sounds like a great framework, but wow what a bad name. sounds like some kind of mix between bug zapper and a light beer? maybe life insurance also..
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
the issue I run into (and maybe there is a quick solution) but when I work on a TS React project and want to add a library that does not have Typings definitions, i get in a world of hurt. trying to quickly add my own typings or fix TS erro
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The Great Bank Robbery: Carbanak Cybergang Steals $1bn(kaspersky.com)
2 points by SonicSoul 8y ago|0 comments
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
I think a more correct title would have been "date storage antipatterns" storing in UTC is fine as long as your clients are time zone aware and can convert to local and send timestamps with time zone so that the server can convert
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
point well taken. i just wanted to share what worked for me, and assumed there are other ways to network with people. i don't live or ever visited SV. I do see how this is a low feasibility path
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
its gonna be tricky to learn this way.. i'd recommend getting the basics down first. i can recommend frontendmasters.com Brian Holt intro to web development. he's great .. i learned React from his courses :)
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
there are many code playground sites[0] that could make the process less painful for you. essentially you will need to reference the library. you can do it locally, or reference the publicly available version (most libraries have a CDN host
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
it seems that in such cases easiest approach is to contact someone at Google to forward your case to the right person. I met Goog people at my coffee shop and had cases where weird behavior happened (when i tried to leave a review for examp
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
if you're using their products, why would they not know anything about you? using their phone, app store, itunes, news app, maps appointments.. maybe im missing something? I'm not saying they have your purchase history, but they h
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
i never said Apple knows what you buy. They just know a lot about you based on using their devices / services.
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
the difference is that there re dozens of CC companies which do not share information. Apple already has a lot more info on users then CCs do. edit Apple knows a lot about you IF you use apple products. Didn't think this would be a c
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
I think you have to give them your bank #. so i'd assume its bad for similar reasons a debit card is bad. but i'd like to hear more from people that used it. also i doubt you'd get any spending points.. which is kind of a big
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
there's two types of storing passwords in plain text nope. there are n types of storing passwords in plain text (including storing them in memory). you just named 2. all n types fall under infosec responsibility to prevent, and none
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
interesting, can you provide more info on your setup?
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
'or would you try to choose something that is durable and comfortable' 'There's no one in their right mind who would say the right way to buy a computer is to look at advertisements. ...compare specs and functionality
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
the purpose of journalism is to expose "the game" so that people can write their local representatives and ask them to change it.
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
50% ?! Wow.. I’d imagine going against any decent human player that would be more like 10% success rate.. considering by the time workers go to other camp and rushed in unison the other player would have +1-2 workers and would have to reall
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
seems that most posts dedicate first 1-n paragraphs for unnecessary background and/or rehashing of the title. it's as if writers feel the need to ease into the topic as if it was a bucket of ice water for the reader to avoid bein
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
Good points but it seems hacking is slightly different these days with high profile hackers (i.e. jailbreak dude) being invited on tv shows and getting lucrative work. There is still a fine line between criminal behavior and just pushing th
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
'I don't know why people have them in their house,' K-Cup inventor says of his device Unless he donated half (or majority) of his profits to try to correct this mistake expressing 'regret' is kind of meaningless
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by SonicSoul 8y ago
As a 21 year old, 21 year olds are terrible at giving advice this is a generality. You omitted the next sentence where experience / results were presented. I would ignore most 21 year olds advice about snowboarding, but i would liste

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