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11y ago
This was an awesome article. Great post
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11y ago
Google has wanted to turn JS into a static language for ages. Now they have enough fanboys to help make real progress in that direction.
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11y ago
I thought I read somewhere that this is a slow bleed, to allow investors more direct access to alibaba, at the expense of the rest of Yahoo!'s businesses?
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ep103
11y ago
Yeah, there are better debuggers out there for node. Hopefully others will come along and make a list, but there's a number of graphical ones you can find with a little searching. Even visual studio has step through debugging at this
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ep103
11y ago
4G is datacapped and not net neutral.
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11y ago
so basically, unit testing for all of mathematics?
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11y ago
Can anyone give a non-biased, fact based report on what Microsoft tracks and sends to their servers on Windows 10? I've seen a lot of stories claiming that Windows 10 is free because it tracks just about everything, and sends it all t
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11y ago
well hopefully you don't have verizon, as they've announced plans to inject customer specific identifiers into all requests seen from their customers for tracking reporting and reselling. just fyi
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11y ago
This is questionable though. My first company was an onshoring consulting firm, and I know I was rented out for 197/hr, yet this was still 100% their business model.
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11y ago
So i guess the next question is: did the mice have different sperm characteristics because they were stressed? Or was it a long term change? By which I mean, if the stressed mice were allowed to recover and have happy lives for a few month
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11y ago
Don't forget that many enterprises end up replacing their own staff completely with people on the consultancy payroll. Apparently it can make the company look better on wall street's books? So the end result is that 1 and 2 beco
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11y ago
well, and this is just a personal suggestion, maybe you should stop sabotaging the companies you work for? Or hire yourself out for your ability to sabotage competitors? : D
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11y ago
no, just minimize your code prior to production, and that'll rip out the comments. That's been best practice for years.
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11y ago
I kinda wanna put spy on my linkedin page now
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11y ago
Isn't IBM announcing they've discovered how to build 7nm chips? Things are still progressing
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11y ago
You're basically describing ABP
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11y ago
Yeah, Google never does this with their interfaces (/sarcasm)
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11y ago
Iain M Bank's culture novels are predicated on this, as an aside.
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11y ago
I... need a guide or something. I expect I'll do more research this weekend, but just sitting and listening to myself breathe? I have plenty of calmness in my life, but surely there's a difference between meditation and relaxati
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11y ago
Get out into the sun. I don't know why, but something about about getting a minimum amount of sunlight (hour?) every day improves my mood immensely throughout the rest of the day. The Seasonal Affective Disorder is real
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11y ago
I would love if you would be willing to spare more details. I'm looking to start learning how to meditate. What worked for you? Where did you start?
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11y ago
lol, the point of the parable is to remember that you work to live, not live to work. I was responding to your parent post, that was basically just harping that the parable was a bit simplified.
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11y ago
He's saying that in real life the fisherman's job is a bit worse than presented, and the American's a bit better, due to things like healthcare, and financial planning for emergencies and retirement. And the correct response
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11y ago
"see these big houses, two pools and an spa? They think they need all this, but have no time to enjoy themselves. Me? I have everything I ever wanted." I really needed to hear this today. I like this outlook. Thanks.
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11y ago
Do I have to learn how to meditate before I go? How can I learn? Where do I find a place like this? If I want to do this, what are my first steps?
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11y ago
seconding the song request!
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11y ago
I just wish it wasn't so tightly integrated into everything. I'd love to use Meteor as a library, but I'm always afraid of choosing something that I can't replace later. Either way, best of luck to them!
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11y ago
I use reddit, HN, and lobste.rs to give myself mental breaks throughout the coding day. I'm subscribed to a lot of niche subreddits, but even so, the quality of reddit has dropped pretty noticeably in the last few years. I'm sur
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11y ago
> but their response, IMO, should be to embrace it I simply do not see this happening. Before people ever do this, they will attempt to accomplish their goals by easier, more acceptable, less self-socially destroying means, like wrappi
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11y ago
This is the point I was trying to make, thank you.
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