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I been naming the files with .mjs file extension which allows import keyword and top level await. No special flags needed in the latest version. I use JS not TS.
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Will certainly dig into this. Nice work. Respectfully, I think we’ve reached max abstractions and tooling with react and various tools. Feels cumbersome like j2ee circa 2000. I can see the “it’s JS without JS” concept. HTML is declarative.
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Yeah, certainly not trying to bash lawyers. I'm a billable consultant myself. I don't think our lawyers were trying to do anything wrong. This was the process. Exchange information, Negotiate, if negotiation fails - meet w judge f
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5y ago
Love the technology, hate the greed
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Recently went through the process. Mediation is certainly cheaper and less adversarial but that requires both good faith on both sides, and the ability to work together. Which has already been demonstrated is a problem since the marriage is
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Maybe it’s the intangibility that lends to an attitude of less respect. Designing something in the physical world like a road you can’t screw up or people might get hurt. You could say the same about software but only in a very few instance
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That’s about how I use it. Don’t really need/use other services except I do need Netflix for the Seinfeld episodes. YT Premium is my only must have subscription. See that’s where I think YouTube dropped the ball if they had got some of
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I feel it’s more to present a compassionate attitude, and prevent instability, big spikes. Plus there’s a cost in kicking people from their homes.
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My YouTube usage is about 7 hrs per day for the last four or five years and I don’t think I have ever clicked on an original, and it was always in my feed. Definitely always seemed like a bad fit. But I think the idea of crowdsourcing conte
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Post-PayPal Musk or for instance a big movie star risking every dollar of their life savings in a venture is different than the worker who has saved up their stake over 30 years. 2000’s Musk from his Paypal reputation can easily get a very
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5y ago
I'd call plumbing a craft, same with auto mechanic. I admire someone who put in the years to not only fix the thing, but knows ridiculous details of certain kinds of bolts or whatever. That's having a hobbyists perspective, and t
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Who cares what companies want or trying to chase some huge payday. It’s all very boring. What we do is a craft. Those things on lc are the foundations of our craft. I want to know everything about my craft, and a lifelong student of it, so
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G could just offer an ad free tier included with Google One or something.
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I suspect that’s an oversimplification and the build up of acetaldehyde plays a part. Toxic chemical flowing through your body, makes sense to me.
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Upon account creation or reset, can't the user select a password, that hashed as the private key for a keypair and just the public sent to the server? Then when logging in they just sign a challenge on the client. Only thing stored is
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I've no doubt when they get VR sex with robots incredibly realistic, it will be a huge business.
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I think the main problem we view depression as a disease when it is a symptom with several possible causes. Most people I know haven't done the deep introspection when life circumstances or past in some cases preverbal traumas exist. A
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Also the importance of intuition, but going against the crowd can be a lonely road, not for everybody. I'm reminded of warning not to read too much. "When we read, another person thinks for us, we merely repeat his mental process&
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I like Google, or better Stack overflow, when you’re at your desk writing code. Books (preferably paper books), to browse in free moments when not working. I used to keep a paper copy of “JavaScript pocket reference” on me, and pull it out
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Alone also, and that's ok. Don't be afraid to seek out help when you need it.
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You have to take "companies doing good" always with a grain of salt. They're profit seeking companies, who act aggressively in their own interests. It doesn't have to be a debate on "good vs evil" I've alw
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Highly recommend ClipX (with "Disklog" plugin), one of the few apps I've kept for years. All clipboards go to a text file which can be easily searched. When I need to save something I just Ctrl-C it. Its my code snippet manag
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I don't get the shock that few own most of the btc. It's awarded in perfect proportion to your means to invest in creating it. Even a small time gold miner in the 1860s could possibly win an outsized reward, given his available re
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Not exactly. imo and just a perspective, but code review is one method of KT. Sending someone a document can also be a method of KT. Code review for KT is one thing. Code review for finding bugs is another. Code review for following style g
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I think the important thing that it would be impossible to disprove a conspiracy, even if there wasn’t one, so that idea will always be alive. But I’ve never heard a reasonable argument in favor of the magic bullet theory. This could only b
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Interesting about prayer as it seems positive visualization, law of attraction type mental activities seem to be more popular than they were 20-30 years ago, by people who would never call themselves religious. I’ve always found them to be
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If you take an intellectually honest argument and inject a good amount of greed - since the biggest proponents of it are all big owners of it - you're going to hear some unreasonable claims. The flaws in most of the arguments in favor
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Not sure the holy grail exactly, but several of these new frameworks are probably on the right track. Particularly those that prescribe workflows and coding conventions that are just intuitive and easy to be expressive, instead of big frame
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It's impossible to answer the question for someone else, you have to address things like, what are my real values and priorities in life, not just work. But some lessons learned. Manage your money carefully so you're not always in
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I just hooked up auto save I was hitting ctrl-s obsessively. I put it at 1000ms but I never see the dirty flag anymore on a tab.
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