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The Design of Nothing
(visualisingdata.com)
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The Aesthetics of Online Videos
(quod.lib.umich.edu)
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etblg
9y ago
Could you elaborate in more detail? (I work with Ember.js daily and am happy with it, just curious to see your thoughts)
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9y ago
Good ear protection reduces the volume by an acceptable level, not entirely, and reduces the volume by a relatively flat amount across frequencies, so it still sounds normal, but just not ear-damagingly loud.
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9y ago
It works better in places that have tap to pay (you know, the developed world), you just tap your card on the terminal and it's done, quicker than swiping, quicker than cash even.
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9y ago
That seems a bit immature
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9y ago
Did the account get killed? I can't see the listings anymore, even through the link in the article.
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9y ago
Am I missing something? The example React and Vue components they provide seem to be completely different components, and the React one is missing most of the code.
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9y ago
Reading posts like this about widely distributed applications always gets me interested in it as a career path. Currently I'm working as a front-end dev with moderate non-distributed back-end experience. How would someone in my situati
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PropEr Testing: Property Based Tests
(propertesting.com)
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How Bottled Water Became America's Most Popular Beverage
(seriouseats.com)
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10y ago
Works well when it's easy to find a job, doesn't work well when you get fired for no reason and you were working in a profession where you don't just get a job the next week. Also there are more possibilities to employment th
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10y ago
I think it's only going to get weirder in the future too as more and more is pumped in to the celebrity machine. I was in a bookstore the other day and saw Anna Kendrick's memoir. I don't have anything against her at all, but
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10y ago
Could you elaborate on what you think a better direction for creating a programming language would be? I'm not sure I follow how that would be done in a way that isn't like the list you described. I don't see someone wanderin
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10y ago
That just sounds like the Brave browser.
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10y ago
7 or an 8. Isn't my dream job, but it pays the bills, has interesting enough work, and I don't feel like shit going in to work each day.
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10y ago
I was just about to say how weird it was that almost all of the projects you named were worked on by Yehuda Katz and then I noticed who posted it...
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10y ago
I've been more confused about the recent trend in just posting wikipedia articles on random subjects. No one in the comments seems to ever have a problem with it either.
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10y ago
I liked when we just had USB2 and all you had to do was try to plug it in once, flip it over, try to plug it in again, flip it over once more, now it plugs in, and now you're reasonably sure it'll work. And now the near-future see
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10y ago
I think he meant the original ASP.NET -- webforms. That version basically was windows forms but on the web in a bizarre way. Also it's poopy doodoo and I don't recommend using it (webforms I mean, not the modern ASP.NET)
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11y ago
That also shouldn't be true in the latest npm, which uses a global node_modules and a bit of trickery for different versions of the same library, instead of recursive node_modules.
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11y ago
You want more top tech talent? Pay more. I have a pretty well paying comfy job in Toronto and even I keep considering just jumping to the states because it pays so much better. This is just a way of not having to pay what people are worth w
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11y ago
The key may be in the fact that we call them 'unicorns'
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11y ago
Here's the top ten most upvoted using that query with desc instead of asc: http://pastebin.com/Zvg6mdjZ
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11y ago
The other features? Already being done: https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/ Modules? That may be a while, and isn't a big concern since until HTTP2 is in wide effect (which may be really soon anyways)