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by choward 7y ago
I agree. If she wasn't pregnant and died would that be considered suicide?
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by choward 7y ago
This is one of the things that made me dislike angular. If your are changing the entire API and syntax then it's a new framework. Don't steal the name of an existing framework just to steal the SEO. It's dishonest and makes i
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by choward 7y ago
Sure, you could write one line of code to read it in as maps and arrays, but at some point you need to validate your input from the outside world to convert it you your domain objects. Using a dymically typed language doesn't magically
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by choward 7y ago
I pretty much only give 5 stars even though I don't feel like that's what I should be giving. I was just stating if I was honest with my rating it would only hurt drivers. That's what I've always assumed and it turns out
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by choward 7y ago
Ratings are way too arbitrary. I only give perfect scores in very rare situations. 5 stars to me means I can literally not think of anything that could be improved. I can always come up with a way something isn't perfect.
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by choward 7y ago
The problem is that there will always be people that always give 5 stars, so drivers would be punished for picking up people that leave other ratings. Sure it might bring the average down to 4.2 for example. Maybe they should adjust the rat
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by choward 7y ago
> For drivers, they face a risk of deactivation if they fall below 4.6 This is absurd. Even though I feel like some drivers deserve 3 or 4 stars I always give 5 because I had no idea what Uber does with these ratings. This confirms that
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by choward 7y ago
That would be fine if I wasn't using my phone.
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by choward 7y ago
Why? Coffee has no sugar.
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by choward 7y ago
> Google Docs, minus the WYSIWYG bits, and all plaintext w/ maybe some syntax highlighting thrown in And the feature creep begins. Eventually you'll be asking for a full blown IDE.
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by choward 7y ago
You mean pasting in smart quotes instead of real quotes causing maddening issues that are hard to track down?
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by choward 7y ago
I'm pretty sure nobody goes to the store just to get toothpaste.
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by choward 8y ago
Just a warning for VSCode users, this issue still exists: https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/issues/2007
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by choward 8y ago
I wonder if that will encourage them to finally resolve this issue: https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910
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by choward 8y ago
> And I haven't ever seen anybody write a long JSON config any differently It's not people to have to worry about. It's the machine generated code. But now that I think about it more, YAML is a bad example since it's
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by choward 8y ago
> I even pointed out a real-world concrete example where JSON config is made pleasant to edit by hand for humans: an IDE like VS Code that pulls in JSON schema. I think the debate here is what "editable by humans" means. If you
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by choward 8y ago
I like this idea. I'm wondering how much extra time and effort you put into this. Loading up the containers to bring to the store, bringing the containers into the store, filling the containers, cleaning the containers, etc.
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by choward 8y ago
The new Reddit interface wasn't designed for users. It was designed for the customers (advertisers).
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by choward 8y ago
It's basically just a way for businesses to advertise a lower price than the actual price which in turn leads to more profit. Tipping doesn't benefit workers or customers. It only benefits businesses. It needs to be abolished.
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by choward 8y ago
I would say VS Code is pretty good contribution. Since it's open source it can also be seen as a large code example.
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by choward 8y ago
PWA is not an acronym. It's an initialism. I'll say it again for the people in the back. PWA is not an acronym. It's an initialism.
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by choward 8y ago
> Can't we just create a separate class, like a `Battle`? And then do `Battle.between(knight, mage)` Exactly. And at the end of the day all you're really doing is defining a function. Why do you need a class at all? Is it just
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by choward 8y ago
Good question. This obviously isn't well thought out. Why not just do the annual trial for 7 days? Would they seriously not let you sign up for monthly plan after because of that?
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by choward 8y ago
I like it because I can quickly rule it out of being something I will try instead of wasting my time.
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by choward 8y ago
That's impossible according to this naive part of the article. > When you pair, you’re linking your shoes directly to your Nike+ account, so there is no chance of anyone either connecting to or controlling your shoes
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by choward 8y ago
Misleading title. I thought the domains were expiring and was wondering what that had to do with HTTPS. Their SSL certificates are expiring, not the domains.
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by choward 8y ago
I am the only user of my Netflix account and knowing that I'm paying the same as you makes me want to cancel.
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by choward 8y ago
It's not how much you watch. It's being able to watch what you want. Suppose one of those three don't have the thing I want to watch, now I have to sign up for another bundle?
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by choward 8y ago
> They're putting a ton of money into original conten What if I want the same service I originally signed up for and not this bait and switch crap. I didn't ask them to make their own shows and get rid of good ones. Why should
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by choward 8y ago
I think the main reason is so they can get rid of stuff they don't own without people noticing as much.

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