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a-saleh
7y ago
Before the birth? Within limits, yes, isn't that the whole reason for having abortion legal? After the birth, I am not sure how would that work.
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You could consider the "Can run before the child is born" quite an advantage when trying to get rid of the responsibility of being a parent.
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7y ago
My friend got into programming by modding Warcraft 3 maps. In the beginning he was just dragging and dropping random units to the map. In the end he was quite proficcient in the embedded script editor.
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7y ago
Might be me? Would like to build games and toys, but no longer have the time to learn a proper game-engine.
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7y ago
Depends. Do you spend time in console? On remote machines? Vi will be there. It is fast, you can start it right away, and once you get used to modal editing, it is really nice when editing configuration files. With Emacs, your mileage may v
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7y ago
Agreed. If your kid learns best by competing, then there are competitions for that, you know? I never performed too well on those (all the International Math/Physics/Informatics Olympiads), but I did love them! On the other hand,
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7y ago
I would ask your manager, and have it run by legal.
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It depends on what do you want to achieve, but in general, the language ecosystem is i.m.o. more important than each of these. I.e. I really don't like Golang, because it has lackluster support for functional programming paradigm. I fe
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7y ago
I have heard a lot about the direct-instruction teaching methodology lately, and as far as I know, Bootstrap subscribes to that. Felliene Hermans has a good talk about direct instruction in programming: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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7y ago
Depends on the line, heavily. There are some, especially in the center where distances around 300m are common, in the outskirt, you could ride for a kilometer or more between stops. I found a gis data for Prague public transport, so oyu mig
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7y ago
I work 8 hour days. But we have fairly flexible policy and I work at a company where nobody cares, as long as your pull-requests keep comming and you respond on slack :P Everybody just knows that for me, that won't happen friday-sunday
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7y ago
From the position of the ost-block, Ireland, Austria, Sweden, Finland and Switzerland, were definitely considered first-world western countries :-) Yugoslavia is weird. But I would never dare insult somebody from former Yugoslavia by sugges
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7y ago
In that case it would really point towards "just be a consultant", where the balance of power can somewhat swing back from the corporation to the person doing the work.
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7y ago
It depends. If you want a book, I recently re-read "How to win friends and influence people" and it is quite good :-) The basic seems, you listen to the other person, and indulge in their interest? In practical terms, I have start
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7y ago
A.f.a.i.k. while I am not a lawyer, rule of thumb is anything you do * on your own equipment * on your own time can be considered yours. If you want to be extra sure, maybe consider first switching from employment to consulting? A friend of
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I think those were regulated to be smaller? You can see a "SUPER OASIS" (?) sign shrunk from door-size to half-a-window size :)
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7y ago
I have seen it previously and it reads really well :-)
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8y ago
I read weekly-magazines mostly and listen to podcasts. Locally, mostly Respekt, a czech magazine, often cooperating with the Economist. It is decent. I like it.
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8y ago
I thought about this, and I would approach it differently based on who my friend is. Are they a competent person, surrounded by other competent people, not shying away consulting lawyers, and navigating difficult regulatory environment? You
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8y ago
Hey if it works for you :) It almost worked for me with s3 buckets and then I hit a wall with SSL, and Netlify setup was quick, painless and lets-encrypt compatible :)
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8y ago
I faintly remember some weird edge-cases, like I could enable cloud-front only for S3 buckets hosted in us-west-1, but I had it setup in eu-central or something like that? I don't mind AWS, but Netlify was just painless. In similar fas
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I jumped to Netlify after I had my static site on s3 and thought to myself "securing it through letsencrypt could be nice" and after 3 hours I couldn't get it working, so I ported the site over to Netlify in ~15 mins includin
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I really liked to dabble in Purescript :) If you want to rty it out there is even a web-based playground: http://try.purescript.org/?session=c9e5f851-4207-8c8b-d58e-c... Never used https://github.com/andyarv
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8y ago
Recent or just non-mainstream? I really liked going through https://github.com/janestreet/learn-ocaml-workshop (currently working on the frogger :) Ocaml is a nice and reasonably simple language, especially if you dabb
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8y ago
How do you make it accessible from all devices you use?
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Well, airbnb does change that equation. If your monthly rent in the city is between 500$-2000$/mo, but you could feasibly rent 100$-500$/day, you might opt for the second. This would take the property off the long-term rental mark
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8y ago
I wonder if some of the people here, that like Typescript just fine, would consider less main-stream typed-js solution. I.e. Elm, ReasonML/ocaml/bucklescript, Purescript, Haskell with ghcjs, Rust with web-assembly compilation, or
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8y ago
I remember @jessitron mentioning on twitter that streaming on twitch is helping her be more productive.
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I am affraid that even the good-enough level takes me too long. So far I am contemplating practicing once a week on projects like those listed here: https://github.com/jorgegonzalez/beginner-projects Unfortunately, whe
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