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by dplgk 11y ago
My business partner does this, says it helps his memory and concentration.
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by dplgk 11y ago
It's hard to hire good javascript developers because knowing javascript doesn't imply that you know how to be a good programmer. Nowadays, you can string together 500 node modules and make an impressive demo on the surface. The mo
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by dplgk 11y ago
Why investing-in-airlines belongs in the "Too hard" pile.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Weird article. Most people did async javascript before someone coined the term Ajax. The term arose around the same time browser support was increasing. The article doesn't mention he actually did async js. I assume setInterval or dyna
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by dplgk 11y ago
Why share documentation on a technology that's been around for years?
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by dplgk 11y ago
A couple years ago I met with the guy who runs tech there and he said they had 150 developers....! How many do they have now and what the heck are they working on?
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by dplgk 11y ago
Do Google, Microsoft and Facebook have their own content?
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by dplgk 11y ago
That's some terrible UX.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Which brings value to our lives
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by dplgk 11y ago
Having actual class declarations and inheritance makes readability suffer?
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by dplgk 11y ago
Why did vrbo not blow up like airbnb did?
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by dplgk 11y ago
Where's VR?
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by dplgk 11y ago
I better approach is to pick numbers and then show how those numbers would have never hit a jackpot since lottery's inception.
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by dplgk 11y ago
Can someone summarize the video? Can't watch video right now.
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by dplgk 11y ago
How do they pesticides affect the honey we eat?
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by dplgk 11y ago
yes
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by dplgk 11y ago
I found BNW surprisingly juvenile. It started off really cool and detailed, talking about how factories worked and the helicopters and real vivid imagery. Then then rest of the book was basically teen paperback story.
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by dplgk 11y ago
> eliminate the restrictions on buying across state lines What's the law that prevents that? (honestly wondering) > It would have been about a 10 page bill. It would never pass in the current gov't.
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by dplgk 11y ago
It seems like you're saying you can write off any medical expenses which doesn't seem to be true according to the internet > The IRS allows you to deduct qualified medical expenses that exceed 10% of your adjusted gross income
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by dplgk 11y ago
> since otherwise you are effectively exposing and having to maintain an extra stable API towards subclasses How so? I override what i want at my own peril. I'm not going to complain to the author that his change broke my code. >
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by dplgk 11y ago
> changes to superclass can now break your code The same exact thing happens when using composition.
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by dplgk 11y ago
What is DI?
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by dplgk 11y ago
What do you like to use?
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by dplgk 11y ago
Via who's hiring
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by dplgk 11y ago
I've hired 3 people via HN
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by dplgk 11y ago
CSV seems most reasonable. On another note, the UX is not supportive of entering stats while working out or form a mobile phone. Do you use it that way? I've even found most apps are not too slick for entering while working out and I&#
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by dplgk 11y ago
PR fluff, ironically parlayed by the media. Also dupe submission?
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by dplgk 11y ago
I love my ORM.
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by dplgk 11y ago
The same way it developed a desire to get rid of the human race.
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by dplgk 11y ago
> [life's] stakes have gone down, as has our motivation, but fear levels haven’t. As a consequence, people react to minor setbacks and negligible risks with an emotional intensity once reserved for being chased around by sabretooth

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