dyarosla

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by dyarosla 9y ago
You're taking my argument to a ridiculous extreme, nowhere did I extend it to ridding self of human dependence. It looks like you are simply content to keep pushing an ideology instead of replying to what's being said.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
> They want complete 100% control over all of their time. Which would be really nice, but c'mon now. I think you may be under-valuing how much some people like to be in control of what they put their time towards. These are the peop
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Feedback: A way to rearrange exercises A way to change the exercises I do in a workout over time (common practical point many gym trackers miss) Tracking a down or up set (weight starts at 100lb but next set you do 90lbs) These are all thin
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I was curious what the 125,000/mo referred to: it's their gross sales on trip bookings, not their actual final cut. The author doesn't delve into margins (that said, not trying to downplay the accomplishment in any way).
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what laptop model and software combo?
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Cheaper? I also don't know if that's necessarily true. If it's ineffective for many, is it a cheaper solution or just simply cheaper ? Personally, I think Khan Academy is one of the few forward-thinking organizations doing
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I think that your method for teaching data structures wouldn't work in practice. I don't think many students can arrive at such data structures on their own. How many students can you expect to come up with the implementation for
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by dyarosla 9y ago
LinkedIn: fake that a user that you can connect with is already on the platform.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
What kind of design is this? Is there a name for it? I'd like to read more (both out of interest and being skeptical of how this scales)
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by dyarosla 9y ago
No I'm talking about a lack of language constructs that make composition a pain and inheritance a quick fix: forwarding. Inheritance is often used improperly because writing forwarding methods to delegates is a pain. IS-A/HAS-A go
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by dyarosla 9y ago
None of those things are necessarily fundamental notions in OOP so much as they are core constructs in many OOP languages. It's quite trivial to find multiple examples for why inheritance causes far more problems in many cases than whe
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by dyarosla 9y ago
tl;dr: TDD is not, on its own, effective. If code is highly coupled, tests become highly coupled and a nightmare. The author advocates that learning to properly refactor and create low-coupled code should be a first priority ahead of follow
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Done
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Bug: Create snake of length two. Move RIGHT. Quickly press UP LEFT in quick succession. Lose. Similar bug with RIGHT->DOWN->LEFT And so on for all the other initial directions.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I think this question can be best answered by first looking at what research tells us about learning (otherwise your question attracts only anecdotal responses which will be less universally applicable). Here's what research says, foll
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by dyarosla 9y ago
The exception with respect to the parent's first comment about jobs in one city; not talking about the borrowing.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Boulder is the exception, not the rule. It's a tech and startup heavy city with higher than average employment rates.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
You would recognize how 00 through FF indicates more/less presence of each of rgb for every two characters, and combine from there. IE ff0000 would mean fully red no green no blue. It takes some practice to remember how the different c
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Click-bait warning! TL;DR: YC won't be 'backing' 10k startups in the financial backing/investing sense at all, but accepting 10k startups into their Startup School MOOC.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I imagine that Apple doesn't think all of their users are "Pro" or want to be lumped in a "Pro" category, nor want to use their phones for purely "Pro" purposes. I would bet good money that Apple will defi
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I would imagine that you could save locally too (don't know for sure), but I mean, they upped the space for both models and have a high-end model with 512GB of space. I'm guessing that's not for simply storing more Photos and
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Like many people, I would much prefer an Apple based OS to MS. Feature-parity is not the point. Welcome to Apple in general: Feature parity has never been the point.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Their demo showed integration with Box, Google Drive and a few others.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
This update in combination with all their efforts going towards Swift Playgrounds. All signs point to it.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
What's new about this is that Apple is FINALLY listening to its power iPad users! Apple introduced a Files app that essentially works like the Finder app on Mac. Moreover it even allows you to sync with third party cloud providers
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I've really enjoyed "Dependency Injection in .NET"- despite the name, the book itself is really 95% about Dependency Injection and relatively language agnostic. It exhibits a bottom-up approach to using inversion of control i
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Messenger has searchable history. It's not great and it's pretty hidden, but it's there.
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Right- but the explanation in the 'explorable' is that the effect happens due to the simple pattern of Step 1: When you see a nearby firefly flash, nudge your clock a little bit forward, Step 2: That's it. Problem is, the des
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by dyarosla 9y ago
I think the example works more quickly than it should due to the line "if(ff.clock>1) ff.clock=1;" Every time the clock goes over 1, wouldn't you mod the clock value, not set it to 1 exactly?
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by dyarosla 9y ago
Thank you!

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