amitport

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by amitport 7y ago
this use case is specifically addressed by "labeled statements" (e.g., https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se12/html/jls-14.ht... )
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by amitport 7y ago
would you prefer the current: (?) let global = typeof window === 'undefined' ? global : window // do something with global.theGlobalProp (this is used to refer to currently available globals which are not going away anyt
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by amitport 7y ago
I have tons of work to do this morning. So, of course, I'm carefully reading all of those comments.
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by amitport 7y ago
Freebase is back! (until google buys them again) just kidding (I hope), good luck!
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by amitport 8y ago
I didn't mean to say that they should be "untouchable". Only that they should be given some protection for some very human, systematic, (unavoidable?,) mitigating factors
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by amitport 8y ago
Yep, so they'll fill the checklist beforehand just to make sure they're covered...
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by amitport 8y ago
I agree with the first part, but not with your conclusion. There is way too much litigation. Hospitals and staff are using defensive legal strategies-- obscuring docs, discouraging internal (written) investigation, delaying urgent treatme
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by amitport 8y ago
In the aviation industry pilots rarely get sued personally. IMO, the issue is more about legal system than it is about the medical one.
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by amitport 8y ago
Visible mistakes generate lawsuits. There used to be more processes, removing them was generally a legal necessity.
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by amitport 8y ago
Unfortunately, the key to losing money, health and family while attempting to build an idea also seems to be blind faith.
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by amitport 8y ago
I still think that you would get more results/traction with a more established language but it was interesting to read your perspective. Thank you
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by amitport 8y ago
Yes, _but_... why did you create this educational language? [I have experience defining a new language syntax and with programming education] Why do you think it is better to use some new language than to teach using something like coffeesc
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by amitport 8y ago
very nice! why did you chose to use a self-created language?
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by amitport 8y ago
You're choosing between a person who didn't write a readme and a person who did. Anything beyond that is unfounded bias IMHO. (I have a lot of personal projects and I've conducted interviews)
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by amitport 8y ago
Updated(!) interesting fact, Nvidia is an employer of Isreali and Palestinian programmers that are getting paid much less than their American counterparts. Cheap labor without other options because of their less competitive job market, but
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by amitport 8y ago
perhaps he is referring to this research (or something similar) https://obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1016/j.ijg... (though this was done it relation to developing countries ) "Conclusion Co
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by amitport 8y ago
Please add implementation details. I've once made a search engine that could support a similar feature set. It's possible that we did the same core tricks but I have no way to evaluate this.
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by amitport 8y ago
This is really well done. I've got to mention two missing features that I find important: 1 - help popups: it will be nice if terms had a small help icon that can display a little context on hover/press (that's a quick win, m
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by amitport 8y ago
Israeli-Palestinian argue a lot... but they don't really argue about Falafel Israelis generally see Falafel as an Arab origin dish. +There are Jews that are in Israel for thousands of years (eating middle eastern food) +There are Arab-
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by amitport 8y ago
The title is "Future JavaScript: what is still missing?"- he's talking about new language features. I wouldn't expect him to discuss "dropping compatibility" and "completely other languages"
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by amitport 8y ago
It's not easy, but there are capable developers that are proficient in data science and it may be cost effective to hire one such (high cost) programmer than one (average cost) data-scientist and another (average cost) programmer.
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by amitport 8y ago
Doctors, with their few minutes per patient, are not in the position to teach or really influence people's habits. Teachers should teach- about exercise among other things.
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by amitport 8y ago
Sounds like you believe there's a progression from BP to reactive programming. I think it's the other way around.
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by amitport 8y ago
IMO. The p2p business model is problematic in this case. 1 People need to incentives to join a p2p network and certainly to contribute storage+bandwidth 1* Reliably and privacy issues makes this a bigger problem (though p2p may also be the
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by amitport 8y ago
I don't get it 1 - "Scouts BSA" still has 'Boy' in the BSA initials I don't get it 2 - 2018 USA still has separate "scouts" organizations for boys and girls?!
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by amitport 8y ago
what is "proof of transport"? how it's implemented? What is your added value? (and how are you making money...)
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by amitport 8y ago
"Goods need to go through Israel/Gaza borders"- unless Egypt and EU will want to let goods go through the Egypt/Gaza border. I'm not arguing that goods are currently flowing from Egypt. I'm saying that they cou
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by amitport 8y ago
It is only relevant that it is what a major part of Gaza population claims. Israeli people feel that anti-zionist effectively results in giving weapons and access to those who wish to use them, which means destruction and ethnic murder. Un
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by amitport 8y ago
Fine, so the EU is seiging Gaza with Egypt. Though I think your data is not up to date the important fact remains the same: Israel does not control that border. Talking about the embrago and selectivly only mentioning Israel is a curious th
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by amitport 8y ago
Seriously? So following your logic the US should just let al qaeda access to weapons and let them vent off in NY. "would there be offensive actions by [al qaeda]: almost certainly. But they'd likely be on a scale many orders of ma

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