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by b34r 10y ago
It's like the heavens have been listening to me! I've been studying static site generators and needing a non-technical editing solution... Looks like this might fit the bill.
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by b34r 10y ago
Is this actual Yahoo tech or Bing result enrichment by way of Yahoo?
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by b34r 10y ago
Erythritol is also a popular sugar substitute. Personally, I'm happy with aspartame, but I know a lot of people frown on it from the unsubstantiated claims of brain cancer correlation.
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by b34r 10y ago
Unlimited texting & voice was also not standard back then though. They charge more for data now to make up for having to give voice & sms away basically for free.
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by b34r 10y ago
Regex is pretty easy, IMO. It's just a bunch of patterns... About as predictable as any bit of logic can be. They can become complicated by virtue of composition, but are not intrinsicly complex.
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by b34r 10y ago
Arduino
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by b34r 10y ago
Some A+ structural integrity fields I suppose.
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by b34r 10y ago
Why even make batch available? Just make PowerShell th default and be done with it.
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by b34r 10y ago
Not everyone arrives from Google.
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by b34r 10y ago
Why not just extend the G? It already is Queens<->Brooklyn.
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by b34r 10y ago
I think I recall this being implemented back in the AIM days. A "psychic" plugin for Pidgin or something like that.
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by b34r 10y ago
The tricky thing about Google compensation is they tend to weight total comp toward RSUs. So it's totally conceivable that woman may only be making $90-110k per year in hard salary. I lived in MV for a year and the rental prices are hi
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by b34r 10y ago
Sorely needed, but the proposed implementation feels a little clunky. It's a shame this functionality wasn't included from the get-go so modifying the Promise architecture wasn't such a large consideration.
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by b34r 10y ago
Or Tizen, lol.
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by b34r 10y ago
Front end engineer here, practically zero chance of that happening. At least on my side of the fence.
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by b34r 10y ago
RTFA dude. The end product was _faster_ than C.
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by b34r 10y ago
Not really. My personal belief is gravity is directly proportional the amount of space between particles. An object with extreme particle density will correspondingly have extreme gravity and vice versa. This has been observed in neutron st
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by b34r 11y ago
Three years seems generous. Most people I know with iPhones have to warranty replace them roughly every 18 months.
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by b34r 11y ago
I'd rather just use YAML.
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by b34r 11y ago
They haven't and this is exactly it, as least for me as a web developer.
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by b34r 11y ago
Severely doubt it.
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by b34r 11y ago
As normal, the true friends stay and the situational ones fall away.
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by b34r 11y ago
Actually I've moved every year for the last 9 years. Definitely can get tiring. The last 2 were cross-country!
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by b34r 11y ago
25-35 white male 150k base + some equity I haven't paid attention to Senior software engineer (front-end) NYC
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by b34r 11y ago
100% agree with you. I've been able to get 30-40% raises YoY by job hopping roughly every 1.5 years. It's enough time to get experience somewhere, but not enough to become complacent. YMMV
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by b34r 11y ago
I wrote an app generator (actively maintained) that actually follows many of these recommendations if anyone is interested: https://www.npmjs.com/package/generator-enigma
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by b34r 11y ago
The forceUpdate API is murderous for performance, since it causes the entire tree to do a vdom rerender, bypassing shouldComponentUpdate() checks. Should really try and find another way to trigger a re-render.
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React app generator: best practice enforcement, integrated testing, and more(npmjs.com)
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by b34r 11y ago
Gitlab?

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