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by cnp 12y ago
Not to sound like an ass (seriously, excuse me), but you apparently are not familiar with the effects of marijuana on the body and do not understand what you're talking about. You cannot get to that place, period . One super high
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by cnp 12y ago
Consuming anything with a sort of deadly, self-destructive intent can lead to death, one way or another. But I'm sorry, if you're going for an LD50 experience with weed, you're not going to get there --ever. Its just not po
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by cnp 12y ago
+1 On Reflux. They have an awesome new async api now, too.
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by cnp 12y ago
You need to update your SASS version to the latest; you're hitting a BEM syntax error.
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by cnp 12y ago
I've solved more tough, intractable programming problems after a hit of weed than I'd like to admit. IMO its a wonder drug for getting you out of patterns of thinking. And no, zero detrimental effects on my mind (at least thus fa
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by cnp 12y ago
Out of the zillions and zillions of weed smokers over the past 100 years, there has never once been a reported case of someone dying due to carcinogenic responses to the smoke. Granted, there has never been a formal study, but there have
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by cnp 12y ago
I would argue that the entire point is to destabilize regions. Its a technique that all superpowers have used in the past, and continue to use today. The point is not "to win".
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by cnp 12y ago
Author of this book as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence:_Paths,_Dange...
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by cnp 12y ago
This right here should be voted right to the top.
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by cnp 12y ago
Yeah, so true. Its not like all of our news is being piped through top-level editorial departments of major corporate conglomerations or anything, or this video of dozens of news anchors reading a shared script is real.... https:/&#x
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by cnp 12y ago
I did the same a while back, which paired Backbone with Easel / Create.js for both interface and game elements. It worked ~ok~, but was never quite what I wanted and a lot of cleanup was still required in order to achieve solid perfor
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by cnp 12y ago
Is it possible -- literally -- to write more clear code? Stunning implementation
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by cnp 12y ago
My god this is so fucking awesome! Great work guys and gals. Shows precisely what a good, wide-ranging idea means in practice .
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by cnp 12y ago
That animated logo is so amazing! A+. Really well done. And just beautiful website in general.
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by cnp 12y ago
All of this is trivial with the Node.js build ecosystem of 2015 -- all of it!
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by cnp 12y ago
"How are they supposed to remember stuff like that?" Designers are never given enough credit. If they can handle all of the insanities of CSS (and various preprocessors), this will seem like cake. Its just a single `render` metho
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by cnp 12y ago
Curious why JSX is a total non-starter? I've always been intrigued by things that completely invalidate ideas, regardless of how good those ideas appear to be. Is it just aesthetic (xml like)? Is it the precompiler? What is the harm
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by cnp 12y ago
Are we still arguing about file-size size? Gzip? Its smaller than a medium-to-small .jpeg image, and connections are only getting faster. No need to loose sleep over mere perceptions!
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by cnp 12y ago
This is precisely what we're moving towards right now. It allows us to break away from our current, sub-optimal backend server serving up all the services to an isomorphic JS app that consumes variety and spits back out results from
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by cnp 12y ago
Any interview with John Lennon will tell you as much, too.
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by cnp 12y ago
I'm in the same boat. I absolutely love that React + Flux is "just javascript", essentially. It's as simple as it gets.
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by cnp 12y ago
Funny there's no mention anywhere in the article about MDMA's seemingly magic tinnitus healing properties. Studies are just now beginning.
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by cnp 12y ago
Frameworks very much define the way we think about problems. React is a good example, taking from many good ideas before it.
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by cnp 12y ago
Wow, you've asked just the question i've been wondering ever since I read that date. Very curious, because it seems like there's been a reliably intuitive focus since the very beginning which generally takes years to develop
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by cnp 12y ago
Yes, on top of a relatively short number of years coding -- impressive indeed
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by cnp 12y ago
It gets better with time. I hit a point where I couldn't stand choking anymore and realized that the interviewer isn't necessarily looking for the correct answer; what they're looking for is your ability to understand and
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by cnp 12y ago
I went the flashcard route, but used Wunderlist instead. I would look at it at night before bed, and in the morning right after I woke up. Using this technique I felt totally proficient after about a month, with the ability to get work do
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by cnp 12y ago
Being able to automate and coordinate our complex build system at work is pretty much the only thing that keeps us all sane.... thanks to Gulp.
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by cnp 12y ago
Actually, quite a bit of research is happening in the US, with Johns Hopkins and NYU being at the lead.
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by cnp 12y ago
Honestly, I would recommend looking for another job. I was in a similar position recently and took advantage while I could, but it really starts to get the best of you. Also, considering we're in a development renaissance right now,

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