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by epmatsw 10y ago
Epic?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Wow, it actually had MUMPS. I'm impressed.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
That seems frighteningly unclear. If you do need the "nuclear" option, why not have that be the case where you get into weird specificity hacks (flat.flat !important / hack /) and leave the common style clear in its inte
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by epmatsw 10y ago
What linter are you using? ESLint handles JSX fine as far as I know. And with eslint-plugin-react it actually does some pretty neat validation on it as well. I will say that I initially disliked the inline markup as well, but it honestly ju
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by epmatsw 10y ago
2012 for me. Also VB6 though...
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Oh my god mailing the report to them crashed their mail server. You can't make this stuff up.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
To be fair, a 5 on something like Calc BC means you got more than like 60% credit. It's not surprising that someone on the low end of that would struggle.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I think you underestimate some private schools. At least at mine, high level APs would have only 10ish specially approved students with a professor who'd taught the class forever. Our calc BC professor had supposedly only had 3 non-5s
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by epmatsw 10y ago
It was a neat tool for sure, but apparently did not work in multi-process Firefox. Guess it wasn't used enough to merit a rewrite.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
From my understanding, there's not a lot of performance benefit in most cases and a performance degradation in others. Also there's some reluctance to change the behavior of existing code. Plus a whole bunch of unaddressed debuggi
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Reminds me of Not Yours To Give: http://www.constitution.org/cons/crockett.htm
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Love #16 and the associated article. I cringe when I see something like "js fix" as a commit message. However, not on board with the hate for rebase. If it's your feature branch and you aren't sharing it with others, I&#
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Time zones and DST are fun. When I worked at a healthcare software company, many hospitals chose to have their yearly upgrades done in the fall during the DST transition, because 1) it's confusing to see or even display documentation f
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Seems like everyone should just be using an automated tool to catch missing/extra semicolons. No reason not to at this point, and eslint even autofixes them for you.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
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by epmatsw 11y ago
I've seen Project Managers who are all about GTD and follow it consistently. Not my cup of tea, but it works for some I guess.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
I don't see how that is worse than the alternative where every library rewrites its own version of the micromodules. With N libraries with their own version of leftpad, you get N copies of leftpad. With N libraries sharing versions of
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Use it all day every day. It's fairly solid. One incredibly frustrating bug is that dw on the last word in a line deletes the newline, which is pretty unexpected. I've gotten in the habit of doing d$ since it's been that way
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by epmatsw 11y ago
The writing style in this article is really jarring for some reason I can't quite put my finger on.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
It sounds (and is) shallow, but I wouldn't download an app with the after icons. It looks cheap and distracts from the icon that matters. Also backing that up, I have only 3 apps not hidden in folders which do the double icon thing: E
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Yowza, that's a big upgrade. We did 0.12 to 0.13 to 0.14, and it wasn't too bad since React had deprecation warnings that are pretty clear.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Eh, Epic and Cerner interface fine, and offer HL7 interfaces, and Epic in particular bends over backwards to do what their customers want for implementations. My impression was that hospitals are (understandably) reluctant to allow their di
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Definitely possible in Madison. I'd assume Epic's fresh-out-of-school starting salary is nearly 6 figures now, if not already above it.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Wow, that's some pretty blatant self-promotion.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10882762 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10880604
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by epmatsw 11y ago
GRRM does love his unreliable narrators. Jon and Sam have an interesting conversation about how many Lord Commanders there were before him, and there's a few fan theories spun off out of that. And A World of Ice and Fire is a "his
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by epmatsw 11y ago
I left there a while back, and I recently tried installing GT.M for old times sake. It's not really any fun without Chronicles unfortunately
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by epmatsw 11y ago
Will this be the first High issue since 0.9.8 and 1.0.0 stopped getting fixes? It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.
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by epmatsw 11y ago
I'm waiting on a Steam sale for The Witcher 3, although I was never really able to get into the first one. I'll look into TPP. JC3 I only bought recently, but it feels as fun as the second one. You've really just got to treat
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by epmatsw 11y ago
I actually quite like Boom Beach, and to a lesser extent, Clash. Without having spent a dollar, I've easily spent more time and gotten more enjoyment out of them than Fallout 4, Just Cause 3, and Dragon Age Inquisition, the 3 AAA title

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