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anamoulous
10y ago
FWIW, I have worked in webdev for over a decade and have never seen front-end referred to casually as "fed".
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anamoulous
10y ago
Did you pre-order the print book? Does that get you early access PDFs? Or does O'Reilly charge separately for the PDF and print?
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anamoulous
10y ago
Like in math, it is humbling to revisit philosophy from a historical perspective and to be reminded of the cumulative impact of simple ideas (to us) that were being considered 2000+ years ago.
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anamoulous
10y ago
I audibly gasped when I hit this part of the document.
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anamoulous
10y ago
"News on spec" doesn't sounds like a great business model.
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anamoulous
10y ago
> In some sense they're inevitable but my early ignorance exacerbated the problem: I'd clone to convince the borrow checker to let me move on, would construct new containers rather than pass new ones in to be refilled and the l
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anamoulous
10y ago
/r/the_donald?
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anamoulous
10y ago
Not sure if you are saying that "we" shouldn't be rewriting libraries or "we" shouldn't be upvoting Rust posts. Seems like you are muddling the two.
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anamoulous
10y ago
More Rust discussion and less "future of media/ad supported businesses" discussion works for me.
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anamoulous
10y ago
That's not the point I was making. The point I was making was if you are so offended by the idea of tipping imagine that: * If we didn't tip, these experiences cost 20% more. (We can't know whether that's the right numbe
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anamoulous
10y ago
I found when I switched to Affinity I was able to drop PS completely. I even had good luck working with client supplied PS files, though I didn't need to return the supplied files, just create a derivative deliverable. One odd side eff
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anamoulous
10y ago
Arguably Ruby is worse because you can execute instance methods in interpolation, but I still don't see why that's germane to this discussion other than to pick a fight about languages.
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anamoulous
10y ago
What does Ruby have to do with any of this?
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anamoulous
10y ago
Some folks are fortunate enough to only have to deal with frontend technology in their spare time.
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anamoulous
10y ago
So assume that if they (and the back of the house, in the event of tip pooling) were paid a meaningful base wage it would have cost 20% more for the experience of dining at the restaurant. Do a calculation and add that to the check, because
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anamoulous
10y ago
What benefit does Elixir provide to content companies (50% of these examples) given the low technical requirements of their product?
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anamoulous
10y ago
The frusturating thing about this is how obvious it should be that the publisher account getting paid for the impression is _not_ the premium publisher that it said it was. If your account with, say, AppNexus is registered to "Mikhail
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anamoulous
10y ago
The nullification of a member state's unfair tax law seems fine, but the retroactive application of the new/old tax law seems odd to me. How long were the EU getting their hackles up about Apple in the years preceding this charge
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anamoulous
10y ago
I wish they included the common crawl datasets.
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anamoulous
10y ago
Jetbrains products have a fairly consistent shortcut experience across all of them.
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anamoulous
10y ago
I groaned.
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anamoulous
10y ago
Sort of like the 20th century newspaper business.
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anamoulous
10y ago
Does Fog Creek have a diversity report card yet?
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anamoulous
10y ago
> That meant choosing a small site and limiting the number of units to 50, making it hard to count on winning federal tax credits to help fund the deal. Typically developers reap management fees in the low income house arrangements and s
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anamoulous
10y ago
That's also about the time Zed switched to Python. https://web.archive.org/web/20080305002455/http://www.zedsha...
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anamoulous
10y ago
I saw that the other day. I used to think I couldn't dislike that building any more than I did...
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anamoulous
10y ago
Here's a fun webpage about some of the ugly telco buildings in NYC! https://cryptome.org/eyeball/nytel/nytel-eyeball.htm
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anamoulous
10y ago
Here is a less dramatized photo: https://cryptome.org/eyeball/nytel/33-thomas-070802.jpg It's still pretty dramatic, though. Personally I've always loved walking past that building. [edit] Just to clarif
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anamoulous
10y ago
I do not see any answers for the questions, do you mind giving them to me so I can check mine?
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anamoulous
10y ago
If you are curious about why it's played, here is a good article: http://mentalfloss.com/article/22150/why-do-we-sing-national... The short answer for why it is still played is "tradition". There&#x
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