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by cnp 11y ago
In times of tragedy it is especially important to think rationally. This does not demean ones loss, but prevents further loss from occurring.
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by cnp 11y ago
Parinfer + Atom -- what a dream come true. Awesome work. (Edit: just took it for a spin, and it "just works", even with atom-vim -- doubly awesome. I really feel like having to navigate parens while learning the language was such
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This snooper’s charter makes George Orwell look lacking in vision(theguardian.com)
3 points by cnp 11y ago|0 comments
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by cnp 11y ago
This happened to me too!!!!! It took so long, and was so annoying, and i'm still not even sure why they stopped coming.
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by cnp 11y ago
Beware of using vim-mode in 1.1; there are bugs related to paging!
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by cnp 11y ago
I'm curious why the top is preferred over the bottom: Open elements on the same line. The 80-character line limit is a bit tight, so we opt to conserve the extra 4. Yes: return <div> ... </div>; No: &#
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by cnp 11y ago
Welp
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by cnp 11y ago
Not everything needs to be objectively verified in order to be agreed upon as useful or valid. Sometimes objective validation comes, by necessity, later. I would recommend watching this documentary from Alejandro Jodorowsky's son, Chri
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by cnp 11y ago
A single trip report could be worth a thousand peer reviewed papers, and a thousand trip reports could create a new science -- if you're willing to listen.
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by cnp 11y ago
Like all (good) drugs, they get better when you age. When you're young and blasted there's no way to make sense of things and responsibilities become more difficult. When you're older its like a whole new wonderful world to e
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by cnp 11y ago
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
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by cnp 11y ago
You should listen what people have to say when they describe it as a "Love Bomb", as "Seeing God", etc -- sometimes a little less quantifying can go very far in resolving problems physical or otherwise; the trick is expe
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by cnp 11y ago
Sorry, but I think the authors ask is clear, simple and unambiguous. Your comment above strikes me as unnecessarily pedantic when paired with the challenge.
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by cnp 11y ago
I think that after a certain point in time in ones coding life it becomes fairly easy to determine the elegance of a small codebase. This is a reasonable ask.
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by cnp 11y ago
100% agree. This is a much better task list
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Animating React: Velocity, from Twitter(github.com)
2 points by cnp 11y ago|0 comments
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by cnp 11y ago
Its not hard to figure out. All of the indicators point to it being bad.
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by cnp 11y ago
Alcohol is the Angriest of Gods* *and also the greediest
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by cnp 11y ago
The answer is simple: Web Applications are becoming Applications in the traditional sense of the word -- and Applications have always been complex. Now we're just moving that complexity on to the web. But that said, the Webpack +
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by cnp 11y ago
The dosages used to destroy a bladder are very high , generally multiple times a day usage, and fully within the realm of addiction and severe abuse. That said, the fact that this is possible is concerning, but it is most certainly not th
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by cnp 11y ago
That's fine! a) Yes, right, Knowledge IS power, but only when you know about it. Ketamine as a depression treatment is very under the radar. You can only empower people with knowledge once they have it to use. b) You mentioned nothi
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by cnp 11y ago
Knowledge is power, especially when it has to do with possible treatments for debilitating conditions. Good for them for stepping out of the conventional zone.
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by cnp 11y ago
Agree, but also believe that the great barrier to clear thinking is extreme alcohol consumption. That's where they get you!
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by cnp 11y ago
If "fun" or "Developer Experience" is any sort of measure, nothing beats working with React + Flux.
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by cnp 11y ago
I very much hope that this article gets around more. Unlimited vacation is a very (very) deceptive practice.
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by cnp 11y ago
Seriously impressed with the communicability of your examples. A+, will share this around.
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by cnp 11y ago
OMG, Webpack... you love it and you hate it.... and it never gets easier!
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by cnp 11y ago
A pragmatic solution to this problem is to follow certain key developers closely on Github and Twitter, the ones most aligned with the patterns and issues you or your company are addressing. The repos they star and the tweets they forward
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by cnp 11y ago
Almost all of my "successes" in bringing people over to more modern practices centered around actual training. Meaning, creating sample apps and arguing effectively with upper management and the devs that I worked with daily.
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by cnp 11y ago
All of your points are good ones, but just to clarify: 1) While there are already new approaches to CSS via Webpack and CSS modules which in a way completely invalidate the term 'necessary', I've worked on some apps at said

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