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by formula1 10y ago
Exactly. It is victim blaming. But there is no need to bring in such a vision. When I come to this site I expect people to argue about macro politics, building scalable architectures and education. I dont expect to see an offhand comment re
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by formula1 10y ago
Well, if we are talking about common sense. I should never make a payment transaction online. Never send personal details to doctors, freinds or family. Never provide information under nda to parties online. This isnt a problem of common se
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by formula1 10y ago
Absolutely. Abuse of a name that anyone can claim will often attract ambitious people with intentions that dont coincide with what was intended. Jesus is particularly interesting because he practiced love and forgiveness yet people still us
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by formula1 10y ago
Thats really what I got out this particular segment. Religion to the individual is more important than the political implications. Theres an argument to be made about what the human mind is more likely to latch on to and what is worth havin
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by formula1 10y ago
This really hit home for me though I don't particularly care for the retelling of history as if it was a movie. I understand the need to give perspective in order to understand the effect that Europe had on Native Americans both in nor
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by formula1 10y ago
A mentor of mine told me this is a legal nightmare. I imagine if there is enough demand the state will be forced to adapt to the market. But this kind of probably will go through some growing pains
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by formula1 10y ago
I literally laughed out loud. Thats a good one!
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by formula1 10y ago
Im not sure which I appreciate more. An overengineered solution that probably cane about by some eureka type observation. Or the cold calm criticism that Ive learned to appreciate by making too many over engineered solutions
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by formula1 10y ago
Well yes and no. Javascript problems are what php used to solve before. Its actually necessarilly complicated if you view it from what javascript is attempting to replace. On top of replacement, theres another question "is the common r
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by formula1 10y ago
To put it bluntly, Im confident the UK doesnt want ti self destruct. The immigration issue that spurred this delema was syrian, middle east abd north african immigrants. Saying "those rules may change" seems to be more fear monger
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by formula1 10y ago
The invisible hand moves in mysterious ways
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by formula1 10y ago
What I find fascinating about a tool like this is how simple it is. An in memory store is not very important to me and what I develop. And yet, Im very happy this exists so that it sets a standard for other work in the future.
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by formula1 10y ago
Im not sure what you mean by people with long term interest are swept aside by emotional appeal. If you implying that the person who markets themself better is more powerful, then yes that is true. Solid marketing in a career ment to sell a
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by formula1 10y ago
Ooooo.... I feel your passion! Great points. Internet conversations will only take things so far, after conversation generally action is necessary. Whats nice about hacker news is that with many actions we can take action with functional pr
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by formula1 10y ago
I understand this perspective if arguments were a limited resource and that by not fighting about tau we would win other battles (which is not true). The reality is that there is no such thing as time "better spent" withoit enforc
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by formula1 10y ago
I understand the idea but I worry that perspective doesnt account for the reality that we live in today. With studies and experiments you have to ask yourself : who is doing the work? who is funding the work? The people who are doing the wo
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by formula1 10y ago
I havent seen much about games recently and click bait about contreversial issues often gets on the front page. You are definitely not alone
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by formula1 10y ago
Im really happy microsoft is investing such energy, pride and desire in their web browser. Its almost a fairy tale, a company infamously creating their own standards, lagging way behind and creating whole new browsers to go along with the r
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by formula1 10y ago
Type systems - already available in the most popular languages no memory management - c++, go, java come to mind No mutation - has a side effect which you probably will never mention. But it will become important as the internet of things g
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by formula1 10y ago
Its disengenious to imply that functional cant be as insane as procedural. Also, everything is strong and securw until vulnerabilities are found (heartbleed as an example). Its in the hackers best interest to never let these vulnerabilities
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by formula1 10y ago
Theres a few things that I want from the next x.0 release. Until these get done, jQuery will look like a library that doesnt know what it wants to be but used to serve a purpose. - removal of animation from core - removal of styling from co
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by formula1 10y ago
Tbh, Im very early in my nativescript experiences (though I do believe in the project). But I believe these are some examples you are looking for http://docs.nativescript.org/ui/placeholder http://docs.nativ
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by formula1 10y ago
The fact is that React is extrodinaitilly bloated, you can only have one instance in a single environment and you are highly dependent on using libraries that are forks in order to target new environments (like native, blessed or rbg). Reac
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by formula1 10y ago
This was a problem I was trying to solve as well and theres a pretty elegent solution that this project has implemented partly already. The "render to string" is also a proof of concept that the indicates "unknown" types
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by formula1 10y ago
https://github.com/formula1/tEmbO?files=1 Was doing something similar for a while. Very cool stuff! Excited to see where you take it!
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by formula1 10y ago
Its possible that they consume at such a fast rate that it would likely consume faster than the world can produce
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by formula1 10y ago
Yeah, understanding how each peice works is generally a good idea since software tends to be very delicate. I certainly hope a programmer is willing to go deeper and deeper into 3rd party modules until they discover the root of the problem.
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by formula1 10y ago
This sounds like a big deal but that is effectively what you have to learn either way. The difference is that one is built in a competitive landscape and the other is done in a big god object.
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by formula1 10y ago
To be honest, I have no idea what you mean by "read it like text". Your debugging method of - locate the issue - understand the entirety of the segment to avoid other pitfalls and understand the issues intended purpose - minimize
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by formula1 10y ago
Educating the poor up to speed with modern technology doesnt require money? Who wants to keep me alive while I do this service? Who benefits more from this education, my government or me the individual?

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