dcherman

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by dcherman 10y ago
I'm confused why employees are walking out and protesting at their place of work that had nothing to do with the travel ban and which actually opposes it. Wouldn't this have been better done with a trip to LAX or another internati
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by dcherman 10y ago
While I don't know for sure, it feels like it can be inferred from `As a large state with a small population and lots of coal` to be job protection and corporate lobbying.
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by dcherman 10y ago
Depends on your definition of investment and what you're looking to get out of it. If they maintain value by appreciating at least at the rate of inflation, then they're a great store of value. At that point, you need to take al
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by dcherman 10y ago
That's what the Estate Tax is for. There are ways to circumvent that via things like charitable foundations, however that's a very different debate. The author is confusing income from dividends (either of the stock or bond varie
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by dcherman 10y ago
Probably that if it passes, people will buy computers across state lines and transport them back. A bounty for NC electronics stores.
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by dcherman 10y ago
I think his point was that you're not being forced to upgrade if your current version is working for you. You don't have to be on the bleeding edge if that isn't working out for your business.
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by dcherman 10y ago
I do, but it's also easy to sound smart when you're standing on the shoulders of very smart people. @jdalton and @petkaantonov are two that I've regularly followed and read their code for learning purposes. IRHydra by @mral
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by dcherman 10y ago
So I watched that and heard that you used BenchmarkJS which I believe intentionally prevents optimization from occurring, otherwise many tests would just end up being optimized away. Have you considered how function inlining might affect y
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by dcherman 10y ago
Can confirm that. The very first time I attempted a keto like diet (was actually a PSMF if I recall correctly), I felt so shitty and lightheaded in the first couple days that I bailed and tore into a small pack of cookies. It gets a lot ea
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by dcherman 10y ago
The module standard that is present in ES6 is a very different beast than CommonJS
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by dcherman 10y ago
I'm not a security expert either, but my very first thought was that if we've successfully maintained a public ledger of financial transactions ( blockchain via bitcoin ), then that technology seems useful for large scale voting w
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by dcherman 10y ago
That's not true at all, and I expect them to become increasingly important over time. Now that we have the DOM being abstracted away into the virtual DOM in React, Angular 2, Vue, etc., it should be almost entirely possible to run you
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by dcherman 10y ago
It's possible to a degree, but only for pages on the same top level domain, and only if you're willing to relax a bit of security by setting `document.domain`. I wrote an ajaxTransport for jQuery to accomplish this exact thing yea
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by dcherman 10y ago
If that second scenario were to happen, then I think we should take a serious look at why that correlation is occurring rather than just throwing out the data because it's "racist". That we removed the classification and the
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by dcherman 10y ago
Sure, but that's easily solvable by versioning assets in the filename itself. That's how the `filerev` task works for both Grunt and Gulp.
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by dcherman 10y ago
It's not a hack at all for resources you control - in fact, it's encouraged to do so in order to use very long lived Expires headers while still being able to deploy new versions of your app. It doesn't work for unversioned l
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by dcherman 10y ago
If you don't want to cook in bulk, a pressure cooker is very easy as well. It takes about 15-20 minutes to build the pressure and cook the chicken, but my own time investment is somewhere around 30-45 seconds. The chicken does come
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by dcherman 10y ago
Similar situation here, but it depends on your level of experience as well. Can you structure an AngularJS app so that it's (relatively) sane? Absolutely. It's also very easy to make a mess of things so that it's hard to r
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by dcherman 10y ago
Absolutely! I don't want to spoil it for others that may not have seen or read it yet, but you know the ending and why he wrote it. While he may not fully understand everything (the lessons, not the words), this is the kind of book th
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by dcherman 10y ago
Still one of my favorite lectures I've watched online of all time. Highly recommend the book as well for those that haven't read it.
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by dcherman 10y ago
Even still, that's just the completely wrong technology to use for something like this regardless of scale. It sounds like it's literally static content. Just write an HTML file directly if it's a single page, or use someth
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by dcherman 10y ago
What did you expect? "Welcome, sonny?" "Make yourself at home?" "Marry my daughter?" You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West
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by dcherman 10y ago
You can embrace unidirectional flow in Angular 1.X as well even if it's not enforced by the framework. I'd actually recommend it as it makes things so much easier to reason about, but I'll admit that it can be quite verbose,
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by dcherman 10y ago
What does that mean? Bernie is a socialist, not a capitalist. How would a Sanders campaign have redeemed US capitalism?
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by dcherman 10y ago
What I've always found interesting (not sure if there's a name for this) is kind of the idea that if you made such a trip, you might find by the time you arrive there in 3.2 seconds, the rest of humanity has figured out true FTL t
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by dcherman 10y ago
The request is already in flight, it's too late - you can't abort those packets from getting to your server, you can only send new ones (which maybe instruct the server to disregard your search or something). The correct way to ac
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by dcherman 10y ago
I'd rather see !important instead of this. This rule would call for quite a lengthy comment explaining just what in the hell the repeated .flat rules are for, and what other rules it's attempting to pave over such that you know w
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by dcherman 10y ago
Yep. In those cases, I still prefer let personally even though I know the variable itself will not be re-assigned, kind of as an indicator that I expect the referenced object to be mutated.
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by dcherman 11y ago
Depending on the implementation, yup. Since both of the most popular Immutable libraries that I know of (Immutable.js, mori) have their own API for setting properties via a `.set` method, it would not be unreasonable for them to use `Objec
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by dcherman 11y ago
The ratio of available to utilized credit definitely does impact your credit score positively. That's why for a while, I would periodically ask for limit increases 1-2 times per year on all of my cards even though I will never come cl

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