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chiyc
5y ago
Not a euphemism, just a standard term! See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto_detailing
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Very cool! Koreans also do something similar with mung beans: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bindae-tteok I'm going to have to give pesarattu a try. I love how crispy it looks, and some of the recipes I've fou
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I threw away all of my college notebooks as soon as I graduated. But I can definitely understand some of your feelings here, too. I dutifully held onto them for four years, thinking there may be a time when I’d want to look back on them. At
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I think there's some consideration of how prone an area is to natural disaster, which makes Intel's picks of places like Arizona and New Mexico ideal. But I think other benefits like a strong labor market or a business friendly ju
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> You'll be tasked with implementing dark patterns Facebook is a large company, and there are other ways to make a difference or learn skills you can take elsewhere. For example, their teams in DC are working on the problems that p
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This is a great point so many companies don't seem to get. The company I worked for previously thought their pay was "competitive" because they kept people at median of market. Company before that, same deal, I was paid a &qu
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My secret weapon for squashing tricky layout and UI bugs is Pesticide. https://github.com/mrmrs/pesticide https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pesticide-css... It's basica
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I think the three of us are in agreement here!
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Rejecting progressivism or meliorism of course doesn't place someone outside that window of acceptability by itself. It depends on what a person is clinging onto. And I think it's still fair for a person to claim tolerance of a wi
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I used repl.it when first learning Scheme years ago and remember it being okay. But after using emacs or Cursive, I couldn't imagine writing in a Lisp without being able to slurp/barf at the very least.
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I still use it occasionally as a scratchpad for working things out, especially in languages I'm not as familiar with. Figuring out how to use a standard library function, class inheritance behavior, edge cases like null handling. I def
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Do similar restrictions apply to other news apps, aggregators, or social media? I feel like you should dispute this, but I have no experience with their review process.
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I think it depends. Will staying in the position mean I will be ready to face the job market with a possible job loss years down the road? Personally, I would judge whether I still have opportunities to learn. If not with the projects I&#x
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One example is one of the first bugs I ever fixed as a working developer. A click event was broken on Firefox only because of a nested anchor and button element. As interactive elements, they shouldn't be nested according to the HTML s
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> achingly beautiful Wonderfully put. I didn't get to observe any particular changes in animal behavior out in the desert, but the change from partial to total eclipse is dramatic and incomparable. The stars come out against a sudd
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"I even think Raffi might be able to improve his digital etiquette—to get better at waiting his turn to speak without slamming the computer shut because he’s bored, to sit through a lesson without whining or screaming. But is digital e
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I used to really enjoy reading responses on Quora, but at some point, it seems to have devolved into pretty low quality spam and self-promotion.
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Anecdotally, I got hit up on LinkedIn as much as ever by recruiters during this time.
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What I got from it is that any sort of publicity at this scale is potentially harmful to his position as a psychiatrist and person. Not necessarily that the things he said were particularly right, wrong, or controversial. And even though ea
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I think this comment exhibits a few problems as part of the conversation on systemic racism. "Information bubbles on all sides" is vague, but it seems to imply people trying to fight racism are either fighting for the wrong reason
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I used Alibaba Cloud once for a project on behalf of a China-based customer. The one thing I appreciated most about it was that the service names just describe what they do.
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Definitely. I've come across plenty of Wikpedia profiles that are just self-maintained profiles by hardly known entrepreneurs or startup founders. Ranging from Clojure and Datomic, to his insightful talks on software design, and everyt
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I'm not sure where they got the notion that emergency services are the only other field where people go on-call. Plenty of industries operate 24/7. I worked in high volume manufacturing where process engineers could be on-call 24&
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Watching the talk "Typing the Untyped: Soundness in Gradual Type Systems" by Ben Weissmann ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJHD2xyv7xo ) gave me an appreciation for the challenges in designing in a gradual type sy
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I think I would call it nested destructuring with default values.
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I don't think "as you wish" is meant to be in resignation but as a wholly committed and happy gesture of love. I'm assuming it's in reference to The Princess Bride, where the character Westley says it as an expressi
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You hit on something that I really relate to. It used to be that I could say, "I'll see you online later." But that doesn't mean much now. Instant messaging was engaging. It meant that I was sitting there, actively logge
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I'm not surprised to hear that traditional chipmakers are having trouble with their talent pool. I just recently left semiconductors to get into software. Getting into software is much more accessible, especially with the abundance of
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Seeing with Your Tongue
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