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by cheald 9y ago
I'm in the process of moving a large legacy Rails app to GraphQL. I'm able to deprecate massive amounts of code. We currently have a massive number of view models, which are responsible for transforming models or collections of
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by cheald 9y ago
That's entirely up to you and how you choose to implement your fields' resolutions.
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1) Because the 1992 JFK Records Act put a 25-year timer on their release. The deadline for that release was...you guessed it, October 26, 2017. 2) Because Trump is president on October 26, 2017, 25 years after the passage of the JFK Records
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by cheald 9y ago
I don't think it's grains in particular that mess with satiety - it's carbohydrate-heavy diets (particularly simple carbohydrates) vs protein/fats. Protein in particular is known to be highly satisfying, and it tends t
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by cheald 9y ago
> every trainer who is even half-way decent at transforming clients tells them to avoid grains, don’t discount what people are ACTUALLY doing to get results Isn't it more likely that trainers tell people to avoid wheat and corn beca
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by cheald 9y ago
Good for you! You should know, though, that this is primarily water weight lost, and it's common when first starting a diet. 30lbs of fat lost would be a caloric deficit of around 100k calories. Don't get discouraged if you can&#x
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by cheald 9y ago
Calories are calories (it's literally a measure of energy!) The packages they come in will effect hormonal and psychological responses differently which may affect the amount you would take in if intake is left unmonitored. To that ext
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by cheald 9y ago
Did you read it? It does quite successfully make the case that Massachusetts' healthcare system has probably improved medical bankruptcy rates. It doesn't make any such claim for the ACA at large. In fact, it possibly suggests the
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by cheald 9y ago
Yeah, that's the problem, that's some crappy data - it's a whole bunch of correlation, and not a lot of causation. I want to see some actual data that suggests that the cause was the ACA, not a recovering economy post-massi
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by cheald 9y ago
> The ACA also reduced health care induced bankruptcies. Do you have a source for this? I actually went looking for this info a while back and couldn't find anything either way. Chapter 7 bankruptcies have declined since 2010, but i
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by cheald 9y ago
The problem with the patent clause was that it prevented you from suing Facebook for any patent infringement, even if it's unrelated to React. If you're a React using-company, this more or less meant that Facebook had carte blan
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by cheald 9y ago
React 16 will be licensed under MIT. Previous versions of React which you may be using under BSD+patents will remain licensed under BSD+patents. If you upgrade to 16, you should be free and clear of the patents clause. Definitely not PR the
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by cheald 9y ago
Just remember to change your face regularly, and use a face manager so that you don't ever use the same face twice.
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by cheald 9y ago
You don't have to unfreeze the reports to open a new credit application - the credit app gets rejected (on hold), and the credit issuer will ask you for an auth code. You go to the appropriate agency, log in with the credentials you us
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by cheald 9y ago
Totally agreed. A single Rabbit node is brain-dead easy to run - the hardest part is getting the right Erlang packages installed. HA Rabbit is a problem I'd be willing to pay someone else to solve for me.
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by cheald 9y ago
The proliferation of HTML5 video support in browsers has made the player massively less of a concern than it used to be. I recently led a move of my employer's video hosting (many TBs worth of video) from a third-party platform to an
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by cheald 9y ago
No, that money came out of the pot of money that they were previously paying to Cogent for transit through to Verizon and Comcast. Describing an extremely-typical paid peering agreement as a "ransom" is massively intellectually di
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by cheald 9y ago
Agreed, I don't really feel a pressing need for a hardware keyboard with Hacker's Keyboard available.
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Counterpoint: strongman competitors are often incredibly unhealthy. They are also literally the strongest humans on earth, who dedicate their lives to the singular pursuit of being able to pick up more weight than anyone else on the planet.
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by cheald 9y ago
The protein numbers are rather incorrect, too. Research supports 0.82g/lb ( https://bayesianbodybuilding.com/the-myth-of-1glb-optimal-pr... ) - though you're not going to hurt anything if you're getting more th
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by cheald 9y ago
I'm not at all aware of Concept2 - I'll have to take a look at it. I know there's been something of a revolution lately in resistance rowing and biking tech (some of my friends are SUPER into the Twitch subculture with people
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by cheald 9y ago
Cardio works for some people, but I think a lot of people go run for 20 minutes and then decide they've earned a Big Mac with Behemoth Fries. Data has completely freed me of that delusion - I've learned that I'm not willing t
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by cheald 9y ago
If you're data-inclined, it's a powerful tool to drive health and fitness. Extracting actionable meaning from your data isn't that hard, as long as you understand the basic mechanics of what you're doing and can compute
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by cheald 9y ago
I'm not aware of any academic economists who say "the MW is good/bad". They talk about it terms of positive and negative effects, and frequently qualified to a particular location or industry (read both UW studies, for e
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That's just the problem, there isn't a "general consensus" on minimum wage among economists. There is a broad and varied body of research with a variety of contradictory conclusions. A brief overview of the state of th
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by cheald 9y ago
David Neumark (who is no stranger to minimum wage research - it's his area of expertise: http://www.nber.org/authors/david_neumark ) astutely observed that Card-Kreuger has been widely deployed to exactly that effe
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The study was commissioned by the city of Seattle after the passage of its MW ordinance - there is every reason to believe that the "desired result" was "the MW raise is good and justified and has no net negatives". That
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"My single data point disproves a rigorously-conducted study spanning millions of workers and thousands of employers." Come on .
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I do agree that Comcast was stretching the argument, but I'm pretty convinced that it was to try to gain business leverage against Cogent, rather than to try to justify jacking up prices for their customers who watched Netflix. I'
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What's the prevent ISPs from reducing their bandwidth offerings across the board to force people into buying more? My local ISP could triple their prices or slash their bandwidth offerings and I'd have no choice but to pay it or n

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