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Hi! I'm not an expert at this so I don't have expert advice, but I have been self-employed as a freelancer, contractor, and consultant for almost seven years now, so I can share how I have been able to network. I'm naturally
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Why would they sign up…ever? What's the value proposition? Will their parents have left in a few years? When I joined Facebook (~2006/7) there was a very clear value to me: my and my college classmates could send messages, collabo
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Your comments in here really resonate with me too, I think social media might be pouring gasoline on the fire of jealousy, but if you're not jealous to begin with all I think about is: "Oh wow, here's a photo of Kristy in mex
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Not all migraine sufferers are the same. I have suffered from fairly regular migraine headaches for about twenty years (can't believe it's been that long!) and sometimes taking something like 200mg of ibuprofen when you first feel
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When I was growing up, we would often hear radio stations faintly in our vehicle after we had parked it and shut it off on our driveway - that's how I learned that radio waves go through everything all the time. It wasn't just one
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I think a lot of why people like him is he speaks so CLEARLY, whether you agree with him or not you thoroughly understand his position, and he usually has some thought-provoking reasons for everything he says or does. I think people are sta
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Both of those typos pass spell check ;) The "Who use them?" one bothered me too! The first few words on the Tim Berners-Lee page I saw were: “Simplicity is easily to quote but often ignored in strange ways.” which is another typo
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Considering it probably took many hours to evacuate them, that does sound pretty last-minute to me! If they had waited until the actual 'last-minute', the people might have died or gotten injured or sick being evacuated.
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Thanks for sharing, treating children with the same dignity you would give to an adult is certainly a great way to respect them as individuals. I'm sure you make a positive impact on every young person you speak to this way—maybe once
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I think Starbucks tries to cater to people who like the flavours in black coffee, but enjoy drinking their coffee with dairy. My theory is that it's 'roasted to pair with dairy' and if you drink starbucks coffee black, cold b
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How to Write a Container Queries Plugin(codepen.io)
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If I can go get a device, and somebody qualified to read the images I produce can also inform me how and where to take pictures - I'd pay for that kind of a service. Seems like a business model to me :)
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So you're saying UBI has a better chance of working if we took away private land ownership and the government was everybody's landlord?
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Wow, This is fantastic news! The 2nd edition is the only JS book I recommend to learners, so it will be so good to have an update that introduces new ES6 features as well. I needed an explanation like Eloquent JavaScript to finally get star
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I was a paid subscriber, and loved using it. But they kept adding features (photos, social features) and at some point in time I found myself unable to log in from iOS. I think I spent 3 separate evenings trying to figure that out, but neve
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I have definitely worked in this world - I feel like the right replacement for FTP for sending large assets around would be to host them in an S3 bucket, sooner than use web-based services where you add files to your account and share them
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Every single woodworking shop, electric shop, factory, etc I've been in they always make a big deal about _never_ wearing loose-fitting clothing, long hair or necklaces or bracelets - anything you wouldn't want torn off you at a f
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I agree that often times CSS-in-JS forfeits some of the expressive power that makes CSS powerful, in the attempt to gain some muscle from JavaScript. Instead of CSS-in-JS I think a better pattern for extending CSS with JavaScript is 'e
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And if you make a mistake that costs the company $10k is it also okay to withhold $10,000 from your pay that period too? You seem to be tying reward _directly_ to profit, while ignoring the risk involved. Usually the higher the risk, the hi
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What do you miss about Gopher?
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Ultimately money is finite - no matter how much you have or how it's allocated. What if there literally isn't any more money left to be given by the time they're done giving raises?
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For element/container queries I've written a few plugins: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1erAKZq0p6dH3LjtU01hj... Ultimately it's something you can DIY in ~30 lines of JavaScript, and over t
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Whenever I open up about some of the hard times I've been through (usually trying to motivate or encourage a freelancer who is experiencing a rough patch) somebody inevitably pipes up claiming I don't _really_ know what it's
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I think it's called self-deprecating humour. I don't know too much about this guy, but these quotes endear him to somebody like me who is learning as much JavaScript as I need to do the things I want to do, but didn't necessa
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When it comes to designer meats I think there will always be a really _high end_ market for exotic meats, 'dangerous' meats, or chef-designed custom recipes for making meat that isn't like anything tasted before.
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I experiment with using XPath selectors to apply styling :D Can reach many things CSS selectors arent designed to reach!
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For cryptocurrencies the appropriate forum for this is http://reddit.com/r/Buttcoin (frequented by spectators and speculators)
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As long as some 'users' are also 'women' both can be correct at the same time. I don't necessarily see a conflict between the two statements! :D
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The BassCSS site (and ACE site) both contain 100% code samples, but 0 previews of what it looks like! How are you supposed to look and see what you need or what's available?
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I don't think CSSnext is actively maintained either :/ Also, related to CSSnext — isn't the @apply spec idea dead? Does that make CSSnext “yesterday's vision of tomorrow's CSS” but not what we think the future of CS

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