chrisjarvis

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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   no, never did, not a bad idea when learning about a new technology haha
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   being a professional athlete doesn't take hard work? just because you and I may not have the innate natural talent to play in the NFL doesn't negate the fact that everyone there has dedicated their lives to training. I don't
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   > The other big mistake I've seen is encoding personal data in the token, instead of just an ID that only has meaning inside of your database. It turns out not everyone is aware that JWT tokens are publicly decodable and that the on
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   that's a good answer!
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   No offense but why are you on social media at all lol. >I haven't set an alarm for work in years, can buy what I want without too much consideration, mostly work when I feel like it, and the work I do is often interesting. You are d
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I thought I was gonna hate this but I ended up enjoying it a lot haha, thanks for sharing!
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   this makes me want an iPad, looks beautiful, bookmarked for the future!
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I disagree with that philosophy completely. "One of the brightest undergrads at Caltech" with a "PhD offer at Berkeley", sounds like someone with an incredible high IQ and work ethic to match. This person really thinks t
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I'm bookmarking this!
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I tend to agree with this, I've always thought ridesharing was rather beautiful in terms of economic efficiency: pair those with extra money but who don't want to drive at that moment with those with extra time who want money. As
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    probably single family home
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    lmao I agree completely
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Why can't Elon Musk be as uncharismatic and uninteresting as Mark Zuckerberg, sometimes I don't like his tweets! :__(
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Also its much easier to say every should go to school online when the person saying it most likely already got to go to college for real.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    if that person is 18-22 years old, given the data, how is it irresponsible?
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    You don't have to be in a frat to have the "college experience", but you should explore interests outside of your direct course of study and meet new people. I think you will regret it if you just keep your nose down the whol
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Your son wants to be there in person and he is at no danger from the coronavirus... EDIT: *infinitesimal danger
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    This article is all well and good but realistically, in 2020, if you were a teacher at any grade level who taught about slavery or colonialism with any nuance whatsoever your career would be promptly executed by internet firing squad.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    IMO this book should be required required reading for college students.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Has anyone confirmed this is true (or is this tweet the only source...)? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/105454 "Apple has the RIGHT TO withhold" https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    metapost: this is the first gun related thread I've seen on the front page, I wish it happened more often. Similarly I always get excited when I see a gardening related thread, I like reading HN perspective on "non/low-tech&q
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    When the hysteria of "your dog is gonna get coronavirus too!" is spread on national news it dilutes the messaging to wear masks and social distance. It's a fact but arguably irrelevant in context.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    thanks, that's important to note and definitely explains why it is politicized.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    > “People have prevention fatigue,” Goldman told me. “They’re exhausted by all the information we’re throwing at them. We have to communicate priorities clearly; otherwise, they’ll be overloaded.” This was the best quote from the article
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    this image contradicts everything I've maybe ever heard about "American manufacturing"'s decline. Not saying the image is wrong, it's just impressive how much one segment of industry has been politicized.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I have heard almost verbatim from two different friends with large families that after the 4th kid they start to take care of themselves!
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    >Over communicate. Explain the why's of everything. I would like to second this, if your schedule allows it. Attempting to make sense of a large codebase (that likely has much domain-specific and even historical reasoning within) wh
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I'm hard-pressed to believe that Apple Maps may have something Google Maps doesn't, but I was able to choose between between a "faster" (by 5 minutes over nearly 5 hours) and "simpler" route for the drive I too
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    As someone very early in my career at a large company, I am bookmarking this, thanks!
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    if anyone sees this: wikipedia answers: "Hügelkultur is the practice of burying large volumes of wood to increase soil water retention. The porous structure of wood acts as a sponge when decomposing underground. During the rainy season