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by dcre 11y ago
Sorry to be a hater. I think the average HN reader knows a lot more about this than the average Bloomberg reader.
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by dcre 11y ago
This article is virtually content-free. "Google are building robots. They've hired some people. Those robots may or may not be grabbing objects."
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by dcre 11y ago
That's how much it costs in America. But there's nothing stopping them from selling it to South Africans for $20 a month. The marginal cost of an additional student is surely very low.
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by dcre 11y ago
When things are "a pain to maintain," code gets worse and worse over time. Performance then suffers because no one understands what's going on. In other words, I believe that in the long run, complexity is a far bigger perfor
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by dcre 11y ago
I agree with you, but I suspect (not a node dev) the reason people talk this way is that almost everyone uses Express as their server, and a lot of people use NoSQL databases, which means they can live without an ORM, at least when they sta
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by dcre 11y ago
This article did not frame it that way.
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by dcre 11y ago
It's certainly possible, but for now you could just write an app in plain React and wrap it in a web-to-native app wrapper, using something like Electron or MacGap (which Slack uses for their Mac app). http://electron.atom.i
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by dcre 11y ago
This is not a very interesting piece. "Deep learning — have you heard of it?"
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by dcre 11y ago
Isn't the fact that men and women do such differently-paying things after college itself significant? You seem to think the article is arguing something more than it is.
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by dcre 11y ago
Pretty sure they mean Nest.
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by dcre 11y ago
You mean the game? Not sure there's much potential for confusion.
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by dcre 11y ago
I use SourceTree full-time but am keeping an eye on GitUp[1]. The UI is not quite there yet IMO, but it's insanely fast and I love the focus on keyboard shortcuts. [1] http://gitup.co/
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by dcre 11y ago
I hesitate to call presence a buzzword because I've felt it (if only briefly), but then again big data is both real and a buzzword, so I guess presence can be too. However, I haven't seen the latter used in a bullshit way very oft
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by dcre 11y ago
I think this can be read as a different way of saying the same thing. If men are socially conditioned to do something and women are not, then you can see that as women being socially conditioned to not do that thing.
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by dcre 11y ago
"It's not logical" on its own is not a valid argument for anything . An actual argument shows why something is not logical.
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by dcre 11y ago
You realize React Native has been out for about 3 months, right? Rails is nearly 10 years old. I almost think you must be joking.
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Live React: Hot Reloading with Time Travel at ReactEurope(youtube.com)
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by dcre 11y ago
I wish the therapy answers were getting voted up higher. The other answers are okay as far as they go, but a therapist is like a personal coach who can help you pick a path and stick to it. They can be an actual third person to go along w
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by dcre 11y ago
This is a pretty complicated explanation to give someone who called themselves a beginner.
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by dcre 11y ago
The other commenter is right, but I'll break it down a bit further. There are actually two related ways of using the word DOM. Usage 1: the set of rules (API) for manipulating a document HTML is a way of writing down a webpage so you c
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by dcre 11y ago
She.
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by dcre 11y ago
Acceptable in what sense? Users know about it and accept it, therefore it must be acceptable. I don't think you can opt out, though.
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by dcre 11y ago
It's actually a lot more like The Martian than you might think. Most of the book is about how hard it is to live in space.
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by dcre 11y ago
Because they're people, and people make gifted coders? Liukas is doing great work, but this headline is garbage.
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by dcre 11y ago
Just what I was looking for.
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by dcre 11y ago
Pretty sure Uber is going to be the Uber for moving large items.
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by dcre 11y ago
Like I said in a reply to another comment, see the list of No votes here: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/114-2015/h290
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by dcre 11y ago
Here are the votes: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/114-2015/h290
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by dcre 11y ago
Good point. I have auto-refresh off and it helps a lot, but I still find the UI feels laggy.
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by dcre 11y ago
Sure.

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