azemetre

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by azemetre 4y ago
Why is farming an improper use of water? I mean nations need to grow food and not rely on other countries as their bread basket, that seems like good systems planning. As for the types of food I suppose that is a good discussion to have but
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by azemetre 5y ago
Couldn’t you just use a any element with a focus pseudo selector? Or is there something in an input that’s special?
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by azemetre 5y ago
Because if the CEO of a trillion dollar company wants people in the office, it's very likely that you will convince them otherwise. Tim Cook has tremendous influence over his company, these employees do not. Maybe if they had a union t
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by azemetre 5y ago
Maybe allow teams, but I don't think allowing individuals to choose isn't good. Having a team that's half remote/half in-person is worse of both worlds. What typically ends up happening IME is that the in-person half typ
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by azemetre 5y ago
It's just such a shame to see in practice. It's not like these company's workforces are doing something extremely innovative to warrant 1000s of engineers from elite schools; it's always the same web app, written in the
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by azemetre 5y ago
I'm not a fan of the magic mouse because the ergonomics isn't good for your hand over extend uses of time. I wish Apple would make a "magic" trackball.
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by azemetre 5y ago
Because there's not much to be gained from "tuning" into a 24-hour news cycle, you're much better off reading news stories after several weeks IMO. The benefit to this is that complete pictures are more likely to be form
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by azemetre 5y ago
It's not hard for these companies to bribe politicians to allow welfare recipients to buy their products through snap/food stamps/ebt by getting exemptions. It's very devious and wrong.
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by azemetre 5y ago
You need to realize that a lot of this is pushed on developing nations through the IMF and other organizations that force countries to sign extremely poor deals out of desperation. How exactly do you expect a country to stop stronger countr
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by azemetre 5y ago
Is it actually a trend or is the media pushing another narrative that likely applies to 2% of the targeted population? Reminds me of this essay by Paul Graham: http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by azemetre 5y ago
That's fair, but should the lead time for housing projects be several decades? I'd think it'd be easier to zone the potential land first and worry about building when you can anticipate demand.
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by azemetre 5y ago
Isn't it kind of dangerous to make these types of plans regarding humans well into the future? We're talking two to three decades of potential leeway time until a new generation from birth to workforce will occupy these homes. A l
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by azemetre 5y ago
I kinda took it as more of a find the person immediately, understand the situation and why they made those choices, then find a path forward. It probably can be used nefariously, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt.
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by azemetre 5y ago
He won by less than 40k votes (something like less than half a percent) [1], I’m sorry but that’s a dangerous game to play if you want to win general elections. Polls this early don’t matter, polls the weeks before election does. This is no
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by azemetre 5y ago
This is bad IMO, why should individuals have to rectify something a company did? All it does is encourage bad behavior because I'm sure that the still comes out ahead if even 10% (being generous) did the above. Society would be way bet
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by azemetre 5y ago
I think we can all know why examples aren't being included, it's just egregious politicizing for personal gain. DeSantis wants to run for President, all these moves just improve his chances at winning the primary. What's craz
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by azemetre 5y ago
I'm really confused on what you are trying to say. Are you stating that you think parking should be cheaper and allotted for longer periods of time? For example say $5 gets you one hour? I honestly don't know what you're tryi
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by azemetre 5y ago
What if street parking was more reflective of the actual costs and drastically limited the amount of time you could park? This could mean the likelihood of a spot being available in front a story very high. I forgot what city implemented th
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by azemetre 5y ago
Wouldn't ingesting anything into your lungs be bad? How does vaping make it better?
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by azemetre 5y ago
I interviewed at GitHub last year for a Frontend role, I went through this process then at the time. I have to say as a candidate it was extremely off putting being asked to create a CRUD API for a Frontend role. It wasn't a hard ask,
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by azemetre 5y ago
I don't disagree, but like all business initiatives it's really hard to convince my boss's boss, that I should be able to sign off and work half the amount of hours for the same paycheck. So we have to "play" the ga
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by azemetre 5y ago
I don't mind pair programming but I don't have the physical/mental capacity to do it for a full work day. I can only imagine how exhausted I'd get after several weeks of it. When I do pair, I only work for 3 or 4 hours t
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by azemetre 5y ago
Complexity of the tax code is just part of the system Intuit wants. If taxes were simple you wouldn't have to pay for unique software right?
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by azemetre 5y ago
What is the lesson you're alluding too?
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by azemetre 5y ago
Yeah I disagree with this. There was a line in Sapiens (I'm forgetting which chapter) but most of humanity during civilization have lived in Empires. Maybe you can construe the definition of Empire to be a dictator but I don't thi
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by azemetre 5y ago
I like to contribute to open source! Mostly in the form of documentation and guides. I find writing proper how-to tutorials very rewarding and a good way that I can contribute to any given project. Everyone appreciates guides about integrat
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by azemetre 5y ago
I do wonder if it's Java as well, I've never been exposed to that ecosystem but it seems many bad (IMO at least) practices seem to originate from Java. Another one I despise is the page object pattern for E2E tests. Basically intr
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by azemetre 5y ago
Yes, I've seen this as well. I will admit I do using a __tests__ or __mocks__ folder to "separate" helper files for testing; but I think now I prefer core tests to be in the component directory entirely.
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by azemetre 5y ago
Never seen this talk, will definitely watch it later today. One thing I am reluctant about is having a project dictated by your IDE/editor. I think this is an antipattern. Not everyone uses JetBrains products, I myself use vim. It just
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by azemetre 5y ago
hmm. I honestly never used CRA outside of an interview assessment and don't really remember much. Early on in my web career I was encouraged to create my own scaffolding tools, that practice just always stuck with me. Kinda curious to

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