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by cphoover 8y ago
Bird navigation... wow amazing. It's like they have a natural HUD for navigation.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Bingo... I've gone from a company where I worked in service and api layers as well as in the UI. To a large enterprise with well-defined silos...where my role is solely as a Sr UI developer this role change has been the most regrettabl
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by cphoover 8y ago
Nah... that's not the way the law works. I would love to see a thief try and bring that case... EDIT: NAL but... It's my understanding that the likelihood such a case is brought is small 1. Because it pretty much guarantees the al
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by cphoover 8y ago
Because who orders a single peanut.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Wouldn't AI be cheaper, With recognition + automated interdiction likely being more effective in the long run? This is what I don't understand about Trump's "border wall", aren't there more effective means lik
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by cphoover 8y ago
He's not asking you to trust his judgement. Random hackernews comment!
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by cphoover 8y ago
get a grip
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by cphoover 8y ago
The issue also becomes scope pollution. When you load multiple frameworks on the same page, you need something like iframes, or shadow dom to get isolation. Typically modern JS dependencies are pretty small compressed and gzipped. Especiall
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by cphoover 8y ago
I'm not sure why you are comparing the data to the old export instead of against a source of truth... for example what is in the upstream data source. Also why not verify using unit tests? Who is to say that the original export is vali
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by cphoover 8y ago
Option monad fixes null reference problems. Does not fix the ambiguity between not found vs doesn't exist.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Isn't it obvious to everyone at this point that the ex-gawker media empire has it out to get Musk? Constant hit-piece after hit-piece. They've burned any facade of objectivity, with the tone and repetitiveness of their reporting.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Who comes up with these names: "JAMstack"?? It's like someone is trying to market/brand programming paradigms that otherwise would be common patterns.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Not a bad business idea.
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by cphoover 8y ago
So this doesn't work anymore: https://zeit.co/blog/now-dockerfile ?? Like I understand the benefits of lambdas/serverless. But they aren't sufficient for all use cases. The ability to have an endpoint fo
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by cphoover 8y ago
Sexual harassment training... what a joke
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by cphoover 8y ago
Also, and I say this as someone who has years of experience programming in multiple languages including PHP--It's a logical fallacy to say just because most people do something it is the correct course of action to take. This is a logi
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by cphoover 8y ago
> "nearly 80% of the internet is running on PHP as of 2018." I've heard claims like this for years. They almost never explain their methodology for calculating market share among the entire web. The site linked actually sh
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by cphoover 8y ago
yurp
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by cphoover 8y ago
Aren't you using a laptop/phone or something to type this comment on? Seems a bit hypocritical to me.
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by cphoover 8y ago
true true.
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by cphoover 8y ago
For people who prefer to code in JS. There is a similar application called observable notebooks that has recently come out: https://beta.observablehq.com/ It offers some nifty things including, well , observables where cel
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by cphoover 8y ago
There is a lot of tooling for getting started with microservices now-a-days.
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by cphoover 8y ago
I don't understand why the vending machine would trust the client to tell it how much credit the user had without first verifying from an upstream centralized db. This is bad design in my eyes...
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by cphoover 8y ago
Can I get a better description/instructions in the README?
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by cphoover 8y ago
All press is good press. IMO There are plenty of products focused around "Knowing your rights". This gets to the point and it stands out.
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by cphoover 8y ago
Great Idea for an app. I wonder when they will have an android release. And if they are hiring.
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by cphoover 8y ago
This would work even better as an app. Shouldn't be too difficult to do.
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by cphoover 8y ago
What about algorithmic laws. People complain about affirmative action, because it favors one group of people over another. What if you algorithmically defined quotas instead of saying group X you say of the n groups that are underrepresente
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by cphoover 8y ago
Because people think that you should hire someone based on their qualifications, not based on what is between their legs.
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by cphoover 8y ago
On the flip side though the Equal Opportunity Employment act disallows hiring as well as firing based on gender or discrimination thereof. So if it can be proven that someone has a hiring preference for women over men that is a violation of

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