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by chrisan 4y ago
I think you are being a bit disingenuous to suggest it could be a framework. Is there a framework or JS target language project you are aware of that references itself as "front end tooling"? I wanna say it's been a decade o
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by chrisan 4y ago
What is so baffling about explaining git to a novice? I'm more baffled that you are baffled about this. Git wasn't even invented yet when I was in school and I did not learn about SVN until my first programming job in 2001 where
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by chrisan 4y ago
Heavier and buggier than Eclipse?? I've had the opposite experience.
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by chrisan 4y ago
Is neem realistic for large scale farms? We use it in our personal garden, but you need to continually re-apply every 4-5 days with really good coverage for a period of time for it to be effective. It has been hit or miss for us. If neem
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by chrisan 4y ago
Ya, the only bookmarks I use these days are the ones in Firefox's bookmark toolbar which are more there for quick access purposes than saving interesting articles
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by chrisan 4y ago
I feel like Trader Joes is good for snacks you don't see else where but I can never _just_ go to trader joes and come home with some meals to make. I realize they sell microwave boxed meals, but yuck. Thankfully they are right next to
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by chrisan 4y ago
> I genuinely believe many people who prefer working at home rather than an office have unfulfilling work lives and struggle to form meaningful friendships/relationships with colleagues. Absolutely not true. I've been WFH since
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by chrisan 4y ago
I have a question for those who say things along the lines of twitter becoming "more open platform, with reduced censorship of unpopular people and ideas" Wasn't the only "censorship" twitter has done simply against
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by chrisan 4y ago
> I do not see why people should fee they are owed all the content in the world for $x. People just want to pay for what they want. What is so hard about that? I don't want cable with 500 channels of no interest. I also don't
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by chrisan 5y ago
I assume you mean "bicycle specific stop signs" and not all stop signs? Bikes don't have blind spots while vehicles generally do
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by chrisan 5y ago
Valve barely makes games anymore. Are you referring to the steam platform in general somehow getting bad/worse than competitors?
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by chrisan 5y ago
I assume rather than rollback a botched deploy, they solve the bug and do another push?
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by chrisan 5y ago
The very email he posts clearly say "Prior violations ... as outlined in previous emails sent" It sounds like he has violated something multiple times and was told what was in violation but he is choosing not to share this part of
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by chrisan 5y ago
I've found the opposite to be true with echo chambers. Twitter you normally just get the person's followers echoing around On HN, I never got the vibe of sects as anyone can be challenged and there is one singular front page inst
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by chrisan 5y ago
Not all consumers are ignorant, but 99% of switch's consumers don't even care. I bought the toy because I enjoy Zelda and Mario. I've bought every Nintendo console since the NES and will likely continue to do so because of t
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by chrisan 5y ago
> over the time it turned into siesta lullaby where overtaking happens at best in the pitstop and that's it Data says otherwise, in general https://www.reddit.com/r/formula1/comments/nf4jkq/f1_ove
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by chrisan 5y ago
The problem is we don't need a full race to see engineering genius. Certainly not a full season. I've been watching F1 since Senna burst out. Naturally as a kid I loved seeing him win and could care less about most other drivers
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by chrisan 5y ago
Something I've long wanted, and never understood why we couldn't, was getting the ebook with a print version. I still own a bookshelf (shelves) and like to display favorites but it always bothered me I had to basically buy a book
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Brandon Sanderson (almost $30m kickstarter) talks Amazon and Book Publishing(brandonsanderson.com)
3 points by chrisan 5y ago|1 comments
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by chrisan 5y ago
Clearly you must understand you are in the minority and most of the world have jobs requiring a set start time. And once you partner with another you must now hope you both can be afforded that luxury of a job. Despite working remotely sinc
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by chrisan 5y ago
How are you not getting more sun after work? In the winter the sun is always setting way too soon compared to summer. The far east coast sees the sunset at 4:18PM on the winter solstice. Most people aren't even off work by then.
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by chrisan 5y ago
I am a morning person, I'm up at 430-5am every day, and I welcome this change 100% I take my dogs for a walk and go for a jog after in the dark and I love it. I want as much sun for after work/social activities as possible. I al
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by chrisan 5y ago
> "The key word is, 'triggered,'" said JunJie Wu, an OSU economist and one of the authors of the paper. "This theory recognizes the role of subprime mortgages and lax lending practices as inflating the housing bu
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by chrisan 5y ago
Man, the way he can crank out stories I'd be surprised if him helping GoT would affect his timelines at all
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by chrisan 5y ago
He talks about the youtube algorithm being the primary driver for the shitty thumbnails https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzRGBAUz5mA vs his traditional one that got buried. Not sure about his other stuff you claim, I'm
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by chrisan 5y ago
I'm having troubles too. I picked Mts Rainier, Adams, and St Helen as my test area and can't help but prefer the conventional. Is there a good area that makes this design really shine vs conventional?
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by chrisan 5y ago
> They have somehow screwed up the very basic functionality of filling in passwords on any browser I try What browser/sites are you having issues with? I've only been using 1Password since the Lastpass changes last year or 2 (I
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by chrisan 5y ago
I never really got twitter in the past. Terrible conversation flow, hard to find things, so. much. noise for very little benefit. Anything that is "only on twitter" finds its way to HN or reddit anyways, where its much easier to
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by chrisan 5y ago
as a former Rails user now Laravel user, I would agree with this. PHP has mage huge strides in typing too, I havent kept up with Ruby to know if they do the same
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by chrisan 5y ago
This season of Mando (or Boba Fett) I think will further their approach with some tech advances after today's episode gets watched

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