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by _hcuq 4y ago
My UI is almost certainly more “serious” than yours. But it was started in 2004, long before frameworks were invented….. Just saying vanilla is not nearly as difficult as people think.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
And anyone with a bit of marketing power can create a new crypto currency.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Is it? His free speech was not violated. It just wasn’t published by Twitter.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Ok…. Just for you I’ll predict flying cars, interstellar travel and everyone wearing silver suits. ;
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by _hcuq 4y ago
There are no self driving cars … why would I compare buses to them? But the minivan link was interesting.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
The total cost of ownership includes gasoline, repairs, insurance, road tax as well as depreciation. The $100 per hour includes the cost of buying the bus.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
It obviously has it’s used, but I have never needed async in my 17 years as a web programmer…
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I agree. Django is the only framework that makes sense to me. I have been doing web programming full time since 2006, using only vanilla code ( there were no frameworks back then). Django is the only framework that tempts me.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
My current thinking (I’m a total dilettante….) is that energy is a state in closed system. The system of course designed by the observer. For example, a cart half way up a hill. Does it have positive or negative potential energy? Depends on
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I agree. Every time I try out a framework, it always turns out to be easier to create vanilla Js for the few functions that I actually need. The one exception being JQuery. That was useful.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
“A couple dozen friends and acquaintances”. Very good research there, pal. You really are an expert in the field.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I wonder if part of the problem is the always new technologies used. Maybe if the world had stuck with some sort of improved version of C and got really good at it, with all kinds of great tools and techniques, we might be able to deliver c
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by _hcuq 4y ago
The problem being that until the invasion NATO was falling apart because Western Europeans didn’t see Russia as a threat. Even Ukraine didn’t believe Russia would invade. So… Putin has made the Russian position worse. He will have a very he
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by _hcuq 4y ago
So…… 25 sq miles. Let’s assume a 5 mile x 5 mile grid. Let’s put a bus route every half mile. That’s 20 bus routes. Let’s run a bus on each route every 15 minutes…. The buses run at an average speed of say 20 mph. So each bus takes 20 minut
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by _hcuq 4y ago
No major infrastructure changes are needed for buses……
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by _hcuq 4y ago
The utilities should be forced to allow rooftop solar to run during network power outages. That would be a compelling incentive for some people.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Yes, I can’t believe adults allow themselves to be treated this way.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Yes. I don’t even apply for jobs. Just freelance using personal contacts.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I know what you mean. But In real life there are still a lot of decent people. Social media is a hate fest. Delete it from your life.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
We are not being oppressed, but we are being irritated a lot. And a lot of us (not me) are voting for Trump, Le Pen, AfD etc. So the overall effect of “Race Grievance Theory” is quite counterproductive.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I never post negative reviews. If a place is really good I will give it a positive review, otherwise nothing. It is too easy to be a critic on the internet.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Stoicism is a dour, striver philosophy…. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epicureanism
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by _hcuq 4y ago
I bet you wouldn’t hire me, even though I am a very competent developer with a long resume. The problem is narrow minded hiring. I have never had problem hiring good people.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
A professor of mathematics would have a vested interest, don’t you think? Your logic is faulty,
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Kids with no aptitude for math are being made miserable for years, some to the point of dropping out of education altogether. Isn’t that anti intellectual? Your blind dogmatism is also anti intellectual.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Maybe they got their cancer from technology…
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Hmmm. I have 3 old but functional laptops sitting around ready for recycling. I might hang on to them.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Shoulda written it in C maybe.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
In the 1950s there were essentially no computers……. That’s where we’re headed first.
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by _hcuq 4y ago
Banks are backed by deposit insurance. Ie the government.

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