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by ep103 4y ago
Now that we have new docs that have made it clear that class components are basically over, will we be getting a new version of roadToReact?
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by ep103 4y ago
That's okay, Musk tweeted that Twitter needs a complete, green-field rewrite 5 days ago, I'm sure that will solve the problem.
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by ep103 4y ago
Yeah, its 45 without traffic, 1h-1:10 on a normal day, 1.5h during the morning and evening commutes. So they're solidly outside the city radius. The thing is, before I moved in, I did research on 1bdroom apartments within a large radi
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by ep103 4y ago
My rent for my cockroach invested, 150 sq ft apartment is larger than my parent's mortgage for their suburban McMansion about 45m-1h away, and my rent is absolutely on the cheap side for a 1bd room in the area.
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by ep103 4y ago
I bet you these developers can rotate the shit out of a red/black tree though! Thanks LeetCode-centered hiring processes!
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by ep103 4y ago
You're right, if the future holds the possibility of danger, we should never try to improve anything at all. Better to always stay with the misery we already know, and never try to improve our lives. Good point. /s
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by ep103 4y ago
I've generally found that if you can't measure something well, large American companies act extremely poorly with regards to that thing. Its well understood that layoffs destroy the morale of your employees, and that they drive ou
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by ep103 4y ago
As I said, I'm not against cover letters. I think they can be a reasonable tool that benefits both parties, if the interview process genuinely takes them into account and uses them honestly. I also think that the vast, vast majority o
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by ep103 4y ago
I imagined receiving a pile of requests to write these cover letters, and having a negative reaction. I'd feel they were wasting my time with bulk -- drowning out my ability to meaningfully apply to genuine positions, by artificially r
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by ep103 4y ago
Because capitalism incentivizes maximizing capital flow to the owner of the organization. Making labor interchangeable and delivering a minimally viable end product are both ways of minimizing capital that could otherwise be made to flow t
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by ep103 4y ago
Clearly, the correct move here is to replace the entire team with Looker and let every department head create their own dashboards to track arbitrary kpis with no understanding of the product or underlying data model. /s
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by ep103 4y ago
casual frisbee throwing has always been greatest in high school and college campuses. You see them less in populated parks, because you need a bit more space to be safe with them than, say, a nerf football or tennis ball. I played ultimate
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by ep103 4y ago
Its the Mickey Mouse problem. Disney doesn't want Mickey or related works to enter public domain, because it would be a huge knock to their current empire. Still, this seems rather easily solvable to naïve little old me. 20 year copyr
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by ep103 4y ago
You're assuming that Elon isn't doing what he intended to do, turn Twitter into his own personal, right wing echo-chamber with political influence.
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by ep103 4y ago
So basically, they're going to use Open Street Map's data, but as a data source to their own project. They won't be giving their efforts to improving OSM? Fucking lame.
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by ep103 4y ago
IANAScientist, but I believe I read that fusion requires a steady input of energy to continue the reaction. So much, much safer than fission, which is a chain reaction that can go out of control at any time, fusion, you just turn off the p
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by ep103 4y ago
proof of concept, yeah.
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by ep103 4y ago
I completely without knowledge on the topic would imagine the "for fun" aspect is probably a pretty dominant factor. I play disc golf pretty regularly. Over the last 10 years, it has exploded in popularity. I'm not sure that
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by ep103 4y ago
Apologies for how strong my response was, it clearly hit a nerve.
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by ep103 4y ago
I understand that the mind and body are linked. And I understand that stress and mental health can and do significantly affect conditions of the body, and vice versa. And I understand that every physical condition has a mental component, an
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by ep103 4y ago
Ya know, actually, this is pretty funny then. Because I also have a lifelong issue that doctors have written off as psychosomatic, that only within the last 10-15 years have they finally reversed course on. That's too late to help my
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by ep103 4y ago
Are these games against stratego masters? I'm watching the first one, but it doesn't say who they're playing against
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by ep103 4y ago
I appreciate that you are trying to help, and you are making correct arguments about the semantics of these words, but you clearly are uninformed about this subject and are providing arguments that are going to be misleading about a real me
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by ep103 4y ago
There are a lot of different reasons why someone can have long covid. But a common one is that the person's immune system still appears to be inflamed / hyperactive long after the initial infection is over. Or at least, the immu
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by ep103 4y ago
Yup, which is why what we socially define as reputable (read, sacred or protected) sources and contexts are so important : )
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by ep103 4y ago
This is what doctors say whenever they aren't sure what something is, and is incredibly insulting to people who are really dealing with the issue. Its medical dunning-kruger. The fact that prednisone resolves so many of these cases, th
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by ep103 4y ago
Thankfully, your comments aren't being used as a definitive source of truth by default :)
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by ep103 4y ago
I understand that the main issue is the sadness, but there is nothing wrong with going to a restaurant by yourself. Absolutely nothing, and there is nothing to be ashamed of or pathetic. No one else in the restaurant will think twice abou
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by ep103 4y ago
Awesome, thank you. Sad to hear about the hackerspace. But love the logo : D Its kinda nuts how much better it is than the original, for all the reasons you mentioned here and in the previous post : D
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by ep103 4y ago
Hey, this is completely separate from your current conversation, but I just saw your post here ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8869890#8870443 ) from a couple of years ago. I love the logo. I've been using the gl

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