eschutte2

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by eschutte2 8y ago
Reference to physical quarks
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by eschutte2 8y ago
I've never had to wait for an MRI or ultrasound in the US.
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by eschutte2 8y ago
To continue that thought, in an interactive setting, shipping music in source form seems like it would offer some creative possibilities (thinking of things like iMUSE here).
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Adding on to what acemarke said, with which I agree: Defining a mapping of your table data elements to virtual DOM elements allows React to update only the rows that changed, automatically (from your perspective), which is much faster than
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Hmm... I'll go ahead and give you my opinion since I might have a similar background to you (I worked in classic ASP too) and I love React. 1. It's small. You could implement it in 100 lines of code if you wanted to. As an exampl
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Those aren't called milk because they're a substitute for anything, they're called milk because that's the English word for a cloudy translucent liquid. See also milk glass, milk thistle, and milk of magnesia. Speaking
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Once it's known that the decisions on what to acquire are algorithm-driven, which projects do you think creators are going to pitch to Netflix?
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by eschutte2 8y ago
I'm assembling this right now, and the stator doesn't pull them out - it seems like the magnets on either side help keep them in place.
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Slack pays much more than $150k.
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Sorry, just got back and saw your reply. This is too big a topic to go into here and there's already plenty written on it. Sum is not a realistic use case. If you're doing Javascript, maybe look at lodash/fp for ways peopl
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Constantly - it's so important that it's just kind of in the background of everything I do. Doesn't it make currying and point-free style much easier?
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by eschutte2 8y ago
That's awesome. My grandfather was a US pilot whose plane went down over then-Yugoslavia and who was smuggled out of Europe, by your grandmother's network or one like it.
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Here are the Form 4s - the 12/1/17 sale must be the one in question. It looks like he exercised a bunch of options at that time. Regardless, it doesn't look like he benefitted from it. https://www.secform4.com&#x
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by eschutte2 8y ago
My dictionary just says "used distributively with a singular noun, with an or a prefixed to the noun," and gives the earliest known example as "moni ane eærde" from Layamon's Brut (~1205): https://boo
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by eschutte2 8y ago
I like it! I'm about to release a related service soon so I'm interested in this space. It's very fast! Are you caching at all? Since people probably want to use this with private data, would they usually be sending HTML st
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by eschutte2 8y ago
I don't understand your point 2. Here's an example of what I meant: > (defvar somevar 3) > (defun printvar () (format t "somevar is ~D~%" somevar)) > (printvar) somevar is 3 > (let ((somevar 5))
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by eschutte2 8y ago
Check whether you get the outer scope's value back when the inner scope terminates.
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by eschutte2 8y ago
I can't find solid numbers, but what I found suggests Southwest flies twice the number of flights Ryanair does. Don't know about this specific plane though.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
The $800 "minimum tax" on LLCs and C-corps is assessed whether you have any revenue or not.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
That's roughly what Ackman did. https://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/10/business/staking-1-billio...
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by eschutte2 9y ago
In the example shown, it's obvious it's four, since you can see the right edge of the letter sticking out past the black mark.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
The important thing is that the ES7 property initializer with the arrow syntax binds the function's "this" to the instance.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
https://babeljs.io/docs/plugins/transform-class-properties/ https://www.fullstackreact.com/articles/use-property-initial...
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by eschutte2 9y ago
Reminds me of http://alinelerner.com/
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by eschutte2 9y ago
A major advantage to buying a jet is depreciation.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
This is a Visual Studio feature. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-g...
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by eschutte2 9y ago
If you're interested in this, you might like http://www.nautiluslive.org . It says they're planning to do another dive tonight.
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by eschutte2 9y ago
I didn't notice any disparagement toward the other languages, only toward a kind of code dilettantism. But I can't tell from the video - what does this have to do with Lisp? Wouldn't any non-sandboxed repl do this?
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by eschutte2 9y ago
You can (and should) ask for whatever you think is fair. For new relationships, deposits are common, as are twice-monthly billing and net 10 terms. Here's a piece of advice a friend and mentor gave me when I went from full-time to con
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by eschutte2 9y ago
Funny you say that, as I was just reading this: https://www.nrk.no/rogaland/motte-kenguruen-da-han-var-pa-ve... (not Sweden, I know). The video does show their interesting movement.

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