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by cpfohl 7y ago
How about a one piece rain and mud suit? Rinse them off with a hose and the clothes stay clean. Best part is you get to say "suit up" any time you're about to do something fun.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
How is this a harmful solution? Releasing it legally is simple and easy and non destructive
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Recently, no, but I was given a copy when I started work at BBN right out of college: BBN was the east coast node of the original ARPA net. Fun read from what I remember.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Yeah it needs to do that, but that likely means that deploying a particularly egregious bug will fill your inbox with repetitive and useless data. It should also give you information on the current user, the browser, locale, etc. None of th
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Yeah, I came in here to call out the error tracking use case...a good error tracker needs to do a _lot_ more than that.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
As far as I know there is no research showing that external input does much to change AVx minds. My wife's Masters thesis was on this topic, although it was 8 years ago....
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Huge fan of my local (Syracuse) Rescue Mission. I can't speak for the other branches, but this one does amazingly good work addressing homelessness in Syracuse. They receive about 33% of my monthly giving. We also give to MSF (Doctor&#
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Big fan of MSF too. Because I'm not a utilitarian I'm ok with Givewell's downsides.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
An upvote just wasn't enough. I'm still laughing.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
State Management is a first-class part of svelte, check out their `Store` implementation. https://svelte.dev/tutorial/writable-stores It only took me a few hours to fully appreciate what a tidy solution Svelte's s
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by cpfohl 7y ago
I _left_ Svelte because it was headed in a direction I didn't believe in (all the repurposed syntax). But I gave it a try and had to apologize for disappearing. It is extremely well executed. One of the primary directives in Svelte is
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Did you walk through the tutorial? It's _easy_. And the tutorial is kept almost 100% up to date with svelte version changes.
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Genuine question: where does the svelte complier hide JS warts? I've used Svelte for some production tools and personally in a few projects. My experience thus far is that if you don't have at least a base-level understanding of J
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by cpfohl 7y ago
The FTC Is pretty clear[0] on what constitutes anti-competitive behvior, and a monopoly alone is not anti-competitive. Quote from the linked page: "Section 2 of the Sherman Act makes it unlawful for a company to "monopolize, or a
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Also relevant: https://www.zompist.com/kitlong.html
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Lots of places don't have tests at all. This is not uncommon. (Or even all that problematic if other processes and capabilities are in place).
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Headline: Unicyclist seen _cutting off_ Autopogo model L for going too slow in bike lane!
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by cpfohl 7y ago
I _think_ it's worth noting that Svelte batches updates too...
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by cpfohl 7y ago
Uh, it's v3... People are using both 1 and 2 in prod...
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by cpfohl 7y ago
No, but if it comes down to writing better translation code, or adding features and bug fixes, I know where my clients typically land.
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by cpfohl 8y ago
The US is, as a rule, for better or worse, pretty opposed to"compulsory" in most situations
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by cpfohl 8y ago
Uh, check your sources. History suggests a ~5000 year old document probably had little to say about calcium absorbtion. https://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/15/why-does...
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by cpfohl 8y ago
Be direct. Whether you're shy or not employment is ultimately a business deal (as many have mentioned already). That being said, it does require interpersonal skills. I disagree that you have to move on to advance in your career. A l
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by cpfohl 8y ago
This..._isn't_ converting HTML into any other format. It's providing an ergonomic way to generate elements in javascript. The alternative is directly using `myEl = document.createElement(...)` and `myEl.appendChild(...)`. and `myE
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by cpfohl 8y ago
Would you post a gist of your config?
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by cpfohl 8y ago
That wasn't a defense. Sorry if that was unclear: it's like sending ridiculous scams to weed out the not gullible ones. If you reply by phone it means you actually want a job.
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by cpfohl 8y ago
It's a signal that you're serious.
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by cpfohl 8y ago
I'm so sorry - and thanks for sharing. The article rang true for me, although it has never been a spouse, thus far my older younger brother, two first cousins, and three close friends. I still celebrate my brother's birthday with
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by cpfohl 8y ago
My (American) parents moved to all to Wroclaw when I was 5 for 6 years. I have been back several times. Each time it's like a time machine racing forward. I love Wroclaw, I'd move back in a heart beat if it weren't for family
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by cpfohl 8y ago
Thrilled they're considering this, but my first thought was "I wonder how many time and date libraries will fail to adjust correctly?" I'm sure that for the well designed ones it's just a matter of configuration som

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