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by cc81 9y ago
Laziness is a thing (at least we describe something with the word) but for a lot of people in that situation the laziness is not a good strategy for preserving energy. They will procrastinate to a point where the total amount of work is muc
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by cc81 9y ago
Not specific for forms but have you looked at MobX instead of Redux? I think that is a better fit for most applications and you don't need so much boilerplate and diffrent thinking.
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by cc81 9y ago
You can buy things with Bitcoin.
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by cc81 9y ago
It is most likely solving a real problem at Netflix. Most people don't work at a company like Netflix though.
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by cc81 9y ago
That is a language that is perfectly fine to start without an IDE but for example Java and C# are pretty much designed to use with an IDE, at least when you are building something that is non trivial. You don't have to use all the powe
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by cc81 9y ago
What language did you use?
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by cc81 9y ago
I believe React is very simple and easy to understand. Redux is not as easy but you can go with MobX instead for easier state management.
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by cc81 9y ago
I'm wondering how usable they actually are for normal people in stable countries. They have shown to work very well for darknet markets and things like that but I wonder if there really is a use case for most people. I live in Sweden a
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by cc81 9y ago
To get access to the huge US market a corporation must pay federal tax. A huge Chinese corporation is not able to to tell the states that if someone lets them avoid federal tax then the US headquarters will be built in their state. This is
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by cc81 9y ago
The federal government steps in and collects taxes from the corporations directly instead, right?
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by cc81 9y ago
How do you define a socialist country?
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by cc81 9y ago
Crohns? It can in rare cases affect the nose/throat and fits with the fatigue. However I assume the gastro would have noticed it. No allergies?
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by cc81 9y ago
In a way yes but who is actually using bitcoins to buy things? This seems to be 80% speculation and 20% illegal stuff (drugs, money laundering etc.)
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by cc81 9y ago
Protection against manipulation and attacks?
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by cc81 9y ago
But doping them up might be the only answer to the pain. LSD is not a day to day drug than can help with pain or feeling ill from chemo.
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by cc81 9y ago
I don't get why he compares opiates and LSD as LSD would not replace the opiates here at all.
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by cc81 9y ago
Microdosing is just under the threshold so my guess is that it actually does not have any effect at all and instead just a powerful placebo feeling. That or that people are not microdosing at all so they are getting enough to start tripping
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by cc81 9y ago
I think it is a mistake to think rules like Twitters and similar are based on research and observation. They are based on the zeitgeist and are always changed to make as many users as happy as possible to make the company look good. It woul
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by cc81 9y ago
If we want to be objective and look at the legal system in the US then as far as I know neither of the statements would be illegal, right? There is no objective reality and the excuses you make for the BLM speakers is subjective based on yo
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by cc81 9y ago
There are people who want a white genocide. Probably not that professor but others might think that way. For example a BLM member that co-funded the BLM Toronto chapter. >A co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto argued that white peopl
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by cc81 9y ago
I think it will be a gradual change, both to gradually improve the technology and to get users used to it. I drove the new Volvo V90 for a couple of weeks a while ago and it of course have the adaptive cruise control and those things you ar
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by cc81 9y ago
Tweeting "All I want for Christmas is white genocide" and then defending it with that his academic colleagues would have understood that it was a joke because he does not believe white genocide exists kind of requires that everyon
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by cc81 9y ago
It has not been that much of a price change and while it will of course affect some it has not been the driver. It is not THAT difficult to get an apartment in the shitty areas where immigrants want to live but those who buy apartments won&
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by cc81 9y ago
But that is Redux and not React way. I bet for example Facebook themselves does not follow "the right way".
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by cc81 9y ago
I think the argument is more that sex is often used to sell things so people are wary when it is used in what they see in an unrelated manner. If I'm out shopping for an online course and I see one presented by a woman in a bikini vs o
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by cc81 9y ago
DDD, CQRS, Event Sourcing has created some of the most overengineered applications I have ever seen. Some that have been horrible to maintain some years later. I'm sure those patterns are used in great applications but personally I wou
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Boundaries – A great talk about testing by Gary Bernhardt(destroyallsoftware.com)
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by cc81 9y ago
React+MobX would probably be an easier transition and MobX is easy enough to learn and pretty popular.
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by cc81 9y ago
On the other hand seeing as this must be done client side then someone should be able to do an investigation and see if Facebook sends voice data to their servers. And not to mention how many engineers that work on Facebook that could be wh
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by cc81 9y ago
Maybe you are frustrated because you keep insulting others and they don't respond well to it?

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