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9y ago
In life in general sure but in cases like these a blind review process (that I think they used) should be good enough. I mean it is pretty odd that you would do a call for papers and pick out those you liked the most without knowing race or
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10y ago
No, stick with React.
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10y ago
And if you compare to mining for coal should you not compare the manufacturing/mining that is required for nuclear and solar too?
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10y ago
I don't think you need to bankroll those. It is not much of a slippery slope than an indication how much certain media outlets can fuck with people who does not have money to fight back. The court ruled in their favor. They were correc
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10y ago
You sound like a guy that quite openly harbor grossly ignorant stereotypes of what you think is an unacceptable culture.
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10y ago
Of course there are jobs that require deep knowledge of advanced data structures, algorithms and optimization. But you can easily scale quite a lot of systems to millions of users without having to know any cs at all. You just need to know
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10y ago
Character in the tv-show The Big Bang Theory. Portrayed as highly intelligent but annoying.
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10y ago
A follow up tweet clarified that it was 10 people and not eight. But even that is a pretty high cost per employee I agree. But the question is: Can you get a team of engineers that have the ability and crypto know-how to build something lik
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10y ago
The focus needs to be both for the public to see it as fair. We want people who do bad things to be punished. However I find that the US system is pushing some insane punishment in a lot of cases.
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10y ago
I agree but I will just note that knowing about FP, idempotent, immutable and higher order functions does not mean a developer is able to create maintainable applications in a reasonable time frame.
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10y ago
I introduced React (alt as flux implementation) to a C# shop that develops internal tools within a large enterprise. We had one application before in Angular but people seem to like React much more and the uptake has been fast. DI in Angula
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10y ago
Have you written a well thought argument or was it just "bitcoin is a con"? I've seen plenty of criticism of bitcoin get upvoted. Just naming it as a con seems odd as it actually works and people buy things with it every day.
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10y ago
The US government funds tons of public research. (almost all governments are in women's vaginas if you are talking about abortion; there are few who wants to to be completely unregulated)
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10y ago
While doctors don't always know the most about a diet there is also the aspect of actually following the diet. People suck at following diets so giving one that is as little adjustment from a normal diet as possible might increase comp
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10y ago
I also would guess that for 95% of databases it would be enough to just run a query/performance analyzer and follow the advice it gives you.
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10y ago
I don't see why he would go through all that trouble with the blockchain when he could just send an email with "'sup all, I'm Satoshi" and sign it with his PGP key.
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10y ago
That would be incredibly rare to implement a breadth first algorithm in front end work. I mean you could pick any question about the most obscure browser quirks would probably be more relevant.
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Why Should Software Architects Write Code?
(blog.ieeesoftware.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
It is probably not so much discussing health issues as them having lost a loved one and don't want the Internet probing them for questions about him.
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11y ago
Do you think his family would completely ignore any injustice? What people are saying is that you should take a deep breath before you start harassing people (which is often how these things end up). This could be a mental health issue so p
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11y ago
Of course we need to investigate but don't jump to any conclusions and start yelling about police brutality. If he had mental health problems then police can easily be perceived as they are after him and any attempt to restrain you wil
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11y ago
Things evolve. Something being considered a good practice is not a necessary a good practice when we learn more information.
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11y ago
Lutfisk does not taste much at all and can be pretty decent if prepared properly. You generally want some strong tasting condiment to it like fresh ground black pepper on it though.
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11y ago
I use digg reader (yes, really). It works just like the google reader did. http://digg.com/reader
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11y ago
I would suspect that they are gold partners and therefore get MSDN licences for all their devs and TFS for free.
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12y ago
It is still mixing presentation with logic if you use a template file. So why do you think it is alright to violate SoC in that case? They have been very detailed with what you get with React and their first presentation was even called &qu
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12y ago
You are already doing that in a normal template. Let us say you are building a shopping cart. The template will contain logic like an iteration over what has currently been put in the basket. And maybe some condition that if the basket is e