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4y ago
I use SweetHome3D to arrange furniture before I move into a new place and I know that homebuilders and realtors use it professionally. I don't know to what extent it will be useful for a professional architect.
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4y ago
strong buy signal
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4y ago
Yeah, a rise in price results in decreased demand. They think they'll increase revenue and it probably will result in fewer blue checkmarks. Not sure what point you're making.
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4y ago
Maybe you should try being empathetic.
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4y ago
I don't know if this works for your format but I thought these were great back in the day: https://nodeschool.io/#workshoppers
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4y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/r45a5n/here_is_...
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4y ago
Lol you would know.
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4y ago
> Concerned about misinformation. Cites Wikipedia.
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4y ago
Your comment is a smear.
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4y ago
In my experience, backends are dictated by the business logic, but I use Node when I can. I just move so much faster handling data naturally as JSON or using shared libraries for the frontend and backend objects.
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4y ago
It was not appropriate. It makes him look foolish. If some tech bro's opinion is irrelevant then Melnyk should have just ignored it.
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https://archive.ph/cjSR4
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You literally can't.
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By contrast, the author was able to both read and write the post without such exhaustion, perhaps due to the fact that he wasn't wasting mental energy on recurring tasks.
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4y ago
This is an article about productivity software, not editors. Emacs blows VSCode out of the water here.
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I don't even think you read the title. Edit: Downvote me all you want. I'm not the one using VSCode to manage my emails!
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4y ago
Highly recommend the five hour John Carmack episode from a few weeks ago.
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4y ago
I haven't found this to be that much of an annoyance with Rust. Go on the other hand...
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4y ago
Isn't this an open source library? Why are you gripping here instead of making a PR?
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4y ago
"People don't always tell you what they're thinking." -Hannibal Lecter
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4y ago
I don't know if this is true but I've heard the burning is deliberate in order to maintain a consistent flavor across all of their stores, much like McDonalds wants a Big Mac to taste the same no matter where you are.
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/sGhmA
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4y ago
Ah yes if California is known for anything it's reliable utilities.
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4y ago
Flock even rhymes with sock! How did you blow that one!?
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4y ago
My current and last company both did this. This is definitely a thing.
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/XZJNo
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4y ago
NPR's stock in trade is bias by omission so I can only assume this article is meant to be instructional.
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4y ago
Hey maybe they'll get some free credit monitoring!
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4y ago
Feynman was a Putnam Fellow. Of course his mathematics education is noteworthy.
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4y ago
> not sure why this is complicated. I wish this made people less inclined to have a strong opinion.
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