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by elliotec 10y ago
Seriously though. I toured a startup nearby me and they literally had a massage therapist, barber, therapist, barista, and numerous other service workers employed and working at least 9-5 every day serving the ~50 employees, 30 of which wer
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by elliotec 10y ago
This might help: https://www.reddit.com/r/Ayahuasca/comments/2k6e8m/how_long_...
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by elliotec 10y ago
This is a really good question and a really good point. There used to be a list of companies that "use" Node in some capacity, which appears to be removed: https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/wiki
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by elliotec 10y ago
The demo on the homepage looks and seems nothing like a demo. I had no clue I could edit the content until i read this comment and started clicking around. Also, the interactive playground DOES make it seem like it is trying to be a code ed
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by elliotec 10y ago
I've been thinking that for a while, but also how come it's never me? I've had accounts with several hacked systems and sure I try to have pretty strong passwords but... I appear to be safe every time. Famous last words maybe
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by elliotec 10y ago
Does google drive work the same way as Dropbox? Cross platform, acts as a folder in your home dir, selective sync, etc? Seriously ready to move on from Dropbox and my google fiber account comes with a free terabyte of google drive.
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by elliotec 10y ago
I'd disagree with your statement that "the van isn't a big deal" in your last sentence. If you feel that you have to be upfront with everyone about living in a van, it sort of becomes an enormous part of your identity, w
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by elliotec 10y ago
This is absolutely false. I live in Utah where we regularly get snow measuring feet deep. Driving up the canyon to go skiing, or doing anything in the state during winter or in all the wilderness, it is required by law to have 4WD. All over
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by elliotec 10y ago
At least the ASCII art for the hash table section was pretty funny.
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by elliotec 10y ago
There's a hell of a lot that we don't know about the universe. What if there can be life within the restrictions you suggest? Or even more likely, what if there is something lifelike that doesn't constitute as life? Lots of q
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by elliotec 10y ago
You'd think, but that seems like a pretty weird way of saying it.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Yes it is. > We haven't launched support for other programming languages yet (rest assured it's on our roadmap).
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by elliotec 10y ago
Seems like that'd be more prominent considering the URL is "trycarbide"
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by elliotec 10y ago
But, why? Like whats the purpose of using this as opposed to vim and a browser? And what do they mean that it requires no installation or setup? Is it not a native program? How does one use this to give it a try? None of this was clear afte
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by elliotec 10y ago
I love all the parentheses (including nested parentheses!) in that introduction post from Linus, and how he's careful to make it clear that it's just a hobby and not professional.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Stallman isn't a group of people though, he's one very very extreme case that frankly doesn't matter in the big picture of web accessibility and it probably isn't going to hurt anyone if he can't see every bit of yo
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by elliotec 10y ago
What? Markdown is WAY better to write in than HTML, and there are a bajillion converters if worse came to worst
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by elliotec 10y ago
Maybe some people go 100 times per week?
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by elliotec 10y ago
You must be a riot at parties. Maybe the next class you take should be on how not to be the worst.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Metroid is an absolutely fantastic game series and it's amazing that fans are doing things like this while keeping a continuity with the story and game mechanics/art.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Ageism.
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by elliotec 10y ago
You don't think having been programming for the web since the web came into existence is not valuable experience to being a web programmer? That is absurd. That kind of bullshit talk is why ageism exists and what perpetuates it.
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by elliotec 10y ago
I completely agree with this. Here is the key point of the article, which I think goes hand in hand with Facebook's mission to create a new web that they are entirely in control of: "From Facebook’s perspective, React has to serve
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by elliotec 10y ago
One or two gen-xers or millennials saying such things per ageism comment on HN might count as discounting ageism as nonexistent but only by those people specifically. People know it's a problem. Whether or not they actually do anything
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by elliotec 10y ago
This is not discounted as non-existent by anyone. Ageism is a very clear and apparent problem to anyone. As a millennial, i know a lot of people who are clearly "ageists" but almost all of them have been gen x and my millennial pe
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by elliotec 10y ago
Get your sports pilot license.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Wow, that's really interesting. Do you have other tricks you use for efficient homesteading? Using solar and whatnot?
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by elliotec 10y ago
Wondering the same thing... odd it has not been mentioned.
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by elliotec 10y ago
Hall is literally trying to build Joseph Smith's version of Zion, so it is directly tied to LDS doctrine by any definition.
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by elliotec 10y ago
That is a very strange assumption. I don't know any part time female programmers either, and I think you might've just created that societal stereotype out of nowhere.

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