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christofosho
3y ago
For my learning, what kind of state management do you use or see commonly used with web components?
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There are so many factors. Compounding knowledge, ability to focus, and environment are crucial components to learning. That plus motivation and interest, diet, sleep, and knowing how your brain learns best. It's interesting to look ba
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For take home reviews, I wonder what the impact of generative AI would be. I can see a lot of people feeding the code segment into an AI and using it's comments instead of generating their own. Of course, people will do that with progr
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3y ago
I appreciate your opinion and although I disagree, I'm curious about how you handle talking to reports about their careers, the work they've been doing, progress on their goals, problems they are encountering, etc.?
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3y ago
If someone does happen upon your password, they probably won't also have your 2fa. That's how I view it. Safety in layers.
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3y ago
Can you explain what you mean?
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3y ago
Old RuneScape private servers like Dodian, Ub3r server, these got me started on my programming journey. Gotta throw out a thank you to Winten, and all the folks there. After playing RuneScape since 2001, it is great to see progress continue
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3y ago
Not OP but anecdotal experience: Every once in a while I'll go to a store and wander the isles. I see things that I find interesting, but most of the time I don't buy them. Sometimes I think to myself: I would love to know more ab
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3y ago
Discord has communities for everything. In the last couple years I've recently taken up learning French and have found that Discord provides conversation on the topic at the same time as practicing the topic. There are servers for ever
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4y ago
Is this meant to argue against a limit on the quantity of properties that one individual can own? If corporations were not permitted to own property, and other individuals were allowed only two properties (what real need would there be for
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4y ago
This is not exactly a codebase, but I believe it merits mention in this thread as a great TypeScript learning resource. https://type-level-typescript.com/ A short online course about intermediate-to-advanced level TypeScrip
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4y ago
I've the temptation to jump in and recommend the "Ancillary Justice" series, and if you can handle a bit of pseudo-horror, the "Hyperion" series is fantastic too.
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5y ago
Check out https://discord.gg/french/ It is directly related to the subreddit, with a fantastic and kind community!
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5y ago
The poster completely missed an incredible resource: Discord! The Reddit r/French has a fantastic Discord community where you can engage in written and spoken communication. https://discord.gg/french/
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5y ago
The vaccine is not mandatory in Canada.
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5y ago
I understand that it sucks to deal with bugs that may release with updates. That said, "never update" is both bad and irresponsible advice. It is important to ensure your systems are up-to-date, even if you choose to lag your upda
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5y ago
I stuck around IRC because of people like Ned providing sound advice and keeping a kind community. It's a shame that drama brews and things like this happen. Hopefully the change keeps the community happier and healthier!
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6y ago
That logic makes sense. I am all for writing as simply as possible, and making code readable. But I understand that some may not be interested in that. I do know that some code bases tend to be more difficult to step into than others. I don
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I think that it is possible to be beginner friendly, while also having higher level concepts that you can learn. I actually think this is what makes it an amazing progressive language to learn. You can continue to learn new things about the
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Ask HN: Security Analyst Workflows
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I'm a fan of code.org and the Scratch programming language. Hands on, there are a few neat resources such as Dash and Dot. Another I've seen in a classroom was playosmo.com/en/
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6y ago
On HN I've seen a lot of unencrypted sites lately. I don't personally feel comfortable browsing on them, so I avoid them. Near the end of the article here, it mentions that this is only possible on an unencrypted website. Is there
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8y ago
Pre-/post-typing?
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8y ago
Giving Python a try was fun~ >>> not None and True or [False for _ in dict() if print(lambda: int is str)]
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8y ago
My grandfather died due to asbestos in his lungs from when he was younger. Let's hope this is not going to be affirmed.
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As a teacher of ages 4 up until 14, I think parents and people in general need to be concious toward what constitutes "over" parenting. Too often we as teachers see students that are behaving poorly, or having more trouble in scho
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8y ago
Couldn't this be extended to plant life as well?
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Slower speeds can reduce the chances of death on impact.
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How does one find old friend's phone numbers or emails, when they want to reconnect, nowadays?
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8y ago
My only connection to other people outside immediate family was Facebook. I deleted mine, and now am stuck with no methods of contacting many people I know or once knew. I miss most of the major events in their lives. It's interesting
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