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by beart 7y ago
Infrastructure has definitely failed and the general public has shown very little passion for doing something about it. Take a drive through South East Michigan some time.
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by beart 7y ago
Typescript is introducing 'import type', not sure if it works the same way as flow as I've never used that.
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by beart 7y ago
When anyone I talk to asks me about developing modern web pages, I point them to Vue, and they have all come back with praise for it. I can't imagine doing that with React or Angular (I'm in the middle of a pile of Angular wishing
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by beart 7y ago
The last few Android phones I bought have all come with a minimal wrap-around case (maybe not the iphone se, don't recall).
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by beart 7y ago
I usually use the case that comes with the phone until it falls apart, then I don't use any case until the phone itself falls apart. ️
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by beart 7y ago
I prefer having a nullable version of other types so it has to be explicitly wrapped. bool vs nullable(bool)
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by beart 7y ago
Can you suggest an alternative?
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by beart 7y ago
Why? Everything should be linted and validated. If it's in the repository, then it's "code".
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by beart 7y ago
where are you getting a $5 burger??
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by beart 7y ago
The default in Windows is to auto update and you have no choice without jumping through hoops or working under a corporate group policy. So at least in terms of Windows, the answer to your question is yes - most people automatically downloa
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by beart 7y ago
I just kept my Gmail account but receive virtually zero email on it.
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by beart 7y ago
More likely it's because no one wants to pay to upgrade the hundreds of barely supported in-house apps their company has that only run on IE 11 in compatibility mode.
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by beart 7y ago
Yes the author praises GitHub flavored markdown. The criticisms presented are on gaps in the original markdown design, not implementations.
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by beart 7y ago
Wasn't this also partially driven by the military buying up a ton of ammo? I know they don't use 22, but I thought it put a lot of pressure on the suppliers.
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by beart 7y ago
For me, the fault is that the author seems to have an extremely limited perspective - seemingly assuming that everyone has a bunch of free time and is in the position to throw all their energy into creative endeavors or self improvement. Th
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by beart 7y ago
Remind yourself that the fact that you are even in your children's life on a daily basis already puts your children ahead of 1/4th of the U.S. > According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 19.7 million children, more than 1 in 4, live
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by beart 7y ago
It isn't that I'm being forced to work more, it's that I end up working more because I never get out of 'work mode' psychologically. It's become too easy to jump on and start doing a code review or start the ne
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by beart 7y ago
That assumes Microsoft broke the spec and the hardware was designed for it. The scenario in the thread is that the hardware broke the spec and Microsoft just made it work. I don't think that's much different than a lot of other so
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by beart 7y ago
I find myself working more hours lately because I no longer have a hard break from leaving the office.
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by beart 7y ago
awesome. I'm sending this to my partner who has been apathetic about this whole thing.
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by beart 7y ago
I wish I was not stuck on Ms SQL server. The JS ecosystem tends to ignore it or treat it as a second class citizen. Would love to check this out otherwise.
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by beart 7y ago
Assume this is true. Why is it a good thing? If the looser spec handling on Windows fixes the bug without introducing other problems, then from the user perspective, Windows is doing the correct thing and OSX is failing.
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by beart 7y ago
yes I agree. It may sound extreme but this small decision has actually turned me off from ever purchasing an apple product again (I do own an iPhone now but don't frequently use it. There is just no consumer friendly reason possible t
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by beart 7y ago
I did not miss that and I did not down-vote you. I have not been a church goer since I was a child and have not spent much time thinking about religious freedom so I was trying to understand when you say it is obviously a violation.
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by beart 7y ago
> There's no question that this is a violation of religious freedom. I'm not sure I fully understand the argument. Does this mean that if a church is closed for any reason dictated by the government, it is a violation of religi
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by beart 7y ago
Unless booking at a special rate, almost every hotel I've ever been at allows no-fee cancellations (typically up to 24 hours before). I typically stick to one or two hotel brands so maybe that's why?
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by beart 7y ago
Yes I think it is misinformation. It doesn't matter how much you hedge what you are saying, because the implication of you saying it means that you believe it. Think about it this way, if your mother was concerned and you said, "D
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by beart 7y ago
What source do you have that confirms this? Everything I've read says it is not yet determined if this is the case.
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by beart 7y ago
I spent around 500 for a one plus phone a couple years ago and have zero complaints even after using more expensive phones. I would go buy it again today. It also received the latest updates not too long ago. My point is, you can not spend
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by beart 7y ago
I don't see why that's dangerous. it's just a rephrasing of "this assumes x holds true" and if it doesn't none of this matters.

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