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aatd86
4y ago
Isn't eBay another MPA? They have probably influenced each other but I still feel like the claims about hydration might be kind of a red-herring.
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4y ago
What I do not understand is why is hydration claimed to be such a concern if it only happens on initial page load and then the client-side takes over? In Amazon famous case, the 100ms delay was because it was an MPA: each page change was a
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4y ago
My strategy is to build programs I actually need/want to use. So basically, project-based learning.
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aatd86
4y ago
If I'm charged that much, it will never go through. I must not have that kind of money yet
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4y ago
I've learnt to code first year of junior high school, after I had started playing one of the first online MMORPGs (The Fourth Coming) and wanted to create my own. So I took up to download darkbasic (and after that darkBasic Pro). That
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aatd86
4y ago
If I may ask, I'm curious about why you wouldn't use it to build a User Interface?
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4y ago
I've looked but it still looks like a seated calf raise (which is an exercise that isolate the soleus). Perhaps the ROM is different or it is a quasi-isometric contraction, the paper is not very clear.
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aatd86
4y ago
The title fails to mention that the experts in question were astrologists. Not astrophysicists. /jk
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aatd86
4y ago
Shhh... This is a way to people to stop skipping training their calves. It's funny how they call it a soleus pushup but this is the basic movement called seated calf raise.
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aatd86
4y ago
Nah.. That's some Ba'alzamon stuff...
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aatd86
4y ago
Not sure nothingness even exists. All we know is that everything is information, whether material or immaterial and we perceive some of it. We only exist because existence exists as a concept. Likewise Time and space stem from heterogeneous
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4y ago
I really really like Go as well. It fits my mental model I guess. Overall, I find it keeps things simple. One tell-tale sign was when I implemented Concurrent Hash-Array Mapped tries (basically a lock-free hashmap) as a learning exercise: T
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4y ago
Very nice way to put it. Quite clever. The other thing is that there is a dependence on physical perception. Even if one has exceptional raw processing power, if one has no data to apply it to, intelligence can't express itself. To a d