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by anamoulous 10y ago
Do you like Wilco?
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by anamoulous 10y ago
> Semantic versioning has been around for quite some time. I used it when I did Java and C# development; is it really that weird? Is there something about it that's weird? I'm talking about the various schisms that have led to
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I'm not going from backend to frontend or desktop apps. I'm going backend to backend. I guess part of my point is I'm made uncomfortable by the encroachment of Javascript into areas where it's not particularly well suite
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I apologize if the predictability of this comment, but I just want to say, I recently started a new gig at a company that has undergone a full on embrace of Javascript for tooling and server side projects and it boggles my mind how much pro
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Is there a dietary treatment for multiple sclerosis?(blog.longreads.com)
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by anamoulous 10y ago
No they are saying that the societies best investment in the future is ensuring that the children of that society are nurtured and provided for. I agree with this and I think it's on us all to pitch in. I also think that those who don&
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Oh man when it showed multiple spiders operating on the ship, it went from cool to _freaky_ and cool.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
There's a problem in language here too. Obviously a child isn't a form of paid work in service of a company, but if not work and if not vacation what is this? If this is a medical leave, then how do we extend this opportunity for
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I hope to one day have children and experience these things, but this runs counter to the narrative that parents put forward rationalizing why these kinds of benefits should not be afforded to people who choose not to have children. Often I
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Gawker obtained a sex recording and published it without consent of the people in it. That's what was presented at trial and the jury ruled it was an invasion of privacy. It's that act (and very poor representation of themselves a
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by anamoulous 10y ago
The firewall is a relic of a lucrative business model that imploded. What news desks can and cannot do anymore is a matter of exigency, not the politics of aspiring plutocrats.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Cosign. I have one of the Withings scales and weigh in multiple times a day. I don't fret over fluctuations -- and I might fluctuate 5lbs in a day -- it's the long term trend line that matters and I can see it on the Withings site
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I don't think it's worth splitting hairs on Crown Heights real estate prices being exorbitant. They are. I moved here two years ago right when the 2nd wave of gentrifiers flooded the area. It's stark. You might be able to get
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by anamoulous 10y ago
> now you move to crown heights No you certainly don't. Crown Heights is expensive... very very expensive. You move to Canarsie. That's the insanity that is NYC now.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Couldn't help contrasting it to the comments on this very site.
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I wouldn't say very few people use the standard library? CSV, logger, json, fileutils, tempfile, pp, and on and on are used all the time...
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by anamoulous 10y ago
One of the things I love above all about Python and Ruby are the kitchen-sink standard libraries. The node ecosystem is deeply frustrating in this respect.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
> It hasn't decreased, it has significantly expanded since NAFTA was created "computers and electrical components" account for a good deal of the expansion in this time period. Output is growing but it's lagging behin
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by anamoulous 10y ago
> But even these anemic numbers mask serious mismeasurement of manufacturing output. More than 110 percent of all real manufacturing growth during this period was driven by a single sector, computers and electrical components (NAICS 334)
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by anamoulous 10y ago
This is the kind of stuff that is great for shell scripting / one liners. I doubt they are ever going deprecate it. Maybe the best thing is to rewind your mind 30 minutes and pretend you never read about it : ) Example ruby -ne &
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Depends on the -source of the links.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
And I wish there was some filter in HN that let us ignore upvoted posts that complain about gated sites, design, javascript requirements or how slow Atom is. It's an unfair world.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Why are we content to let the pictures and videos we create disappear though?
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I'm not making a value judgement on the merits of the case... what I'm saying is they failed to defend themselves adequately. This was a winnable case and if they had done a better job we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Have you watched any of the depositions or testimony in this trial? I feel like the lawyers and Denton were the only people from Gawker who were taking this case seriously. Time and time again the hostility and outright contempt coming from
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by anamoulous 10y ago
We only hire the best. We are going to consult all the best experts and we'll get the best people in the office to make 37 Signals great again. It will be a beautiful thing.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Another option here is to pin your Python version to whatever Anaconda is. It's very easy to install and use Anaconda in production.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
It had never occurred to me to limit streets in cities to autonomous only cars, but that makes total sense.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
But it's not an issue where quality is _rewarded_. That is not a competitive edge.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Honestly, in Manhattan they should eliminate automobile access to a great deal of the streets and avenues.

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