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g00gler
9y ago
Same here. It’d also be great if the variables were a bit easier to interpret.
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g00gler
9y ago
Is that definitely the case? I interpreted this as meaning that although you pay for 10mb/s Internet, Comcast can offer a special package that allows you to stream Netflix in 4K.
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g00gler
9y ago
I’ve been struggling with this lately as I’ve been studying ML/Stat. Thanks ColinWright!
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g00gler
9y ago
I was surprised to learn that everyone hated the Principal and the Pauper, I loved that episode.
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g00gler
9y ago
I'm interested in hearing his reasoning, too. Maybe said companies don't want people posting about what they're doing at work or don't want a PR nightmare if the employee says the wrong thing
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g00gler
9y ago
Isn't that still an indicator, albeit not a strong one, that Tesla-like autopilot features are safer? Saying "Cars with ABS have lower crash rates than the same cars without" means that I'd prefer a car with ABS... I don
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g00gler
9y ago
I was a pack a day smoker for quite a few years and a quality e cig finally made my smoking habit much less compulsive. I almost made the switch 2 years prior but I wasn't allowed to use it in my private office so I figured what's
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g00gler
9y ago
Very true, nice codes :). Would be nice if we could write that without transpiling.
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g00gler
9y ago
Not necessarily true. I think that's an outdated, albeit mainstream, approach to marriage. It should be more like forming an LLC wherein you make a partnership agreement. Called a prenuptial agreement in the US, I assume it's more
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g00gler
9y ago
jQuery is really useful when it comes to DOM manipulation, obviously. Without using any framework you'll find yourself iterating over NodeLists all over the place. ie, it's much cleaner to write $('p').css('color&#x
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g00gler
9y ago
I've considered a degree because I'm not very good at algorithms and have next to no interest spending time doing this on my own. That being said I've decided against it because, who cares? I'd rather build up my portfol
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g00gler
9y ago
A full baccarat implementation for node and the browser. It's plain ol' js. I used it as an opportunity to give jest a try. It took a single Saturday to get the general concept down, then some bug fixes over the next few days as I
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g00gler
9y ago
Why can't we just host our sites in Somalia or something? May seem facetious but in all seriousness I was watching vice a few weeks ago and the Somali disapora is returning and building infrastructure and high quality housing with abso
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g00gler
9y ago
Interesting. What about mother-to-baby transmission?
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g00gler
9y ago
I was looking for libraries that use native code but react-native-navigation was too opinionated and Air BnB's solution wasn't and isn't production ready. I pretty much put the project down after that and started learning Swi
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g00gler
9y ago
Looks very good, will have to try it out.
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g00gler
9y ago
How do you manage 100+ screens? I started building a react native app but decided against it because switching activities seemed to be very hacky compared to native development. Seemed like it'd really get out of hand with 10+ screens.
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g00gler
9y ago
Quoting Talib Kweli, "Give me the fortune, keep the fame". Though I agree with your sentiment as it applies in broad strokes I'd like to sell some software, make ~$10M, and be a recluse. I don't even need the $10M, thoug
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g00gler
9y ago
Right. At my last interview I'd try to steer the discussion to a side project or job-before-last but they pretty much only cared about my day job.
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g00gler
9y ago
Right. My sister is always having a hard time with math and it seems like the teachers are always focusing on solving equations rather than explaining the reasoning behind it. It's pretty simple when you realize it's (mostly) all
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g00gler
9y ago
Right. The following could be written as "Netflix uses Node to render React components" which is pretty much a given. > Java still powers the backend of Netflix, but all the stuff that the user sees comes from Node. In addition
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g00gler
9y ago
App developers are only a piece of this equation, though. From (solo) developing an sms based app in 2017 there was little incentive to target an API level lower than 19 (KitKat), which provided a standard API for SMS. The majority of devic
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9y ago
I'm a recent graduate and work at my Alma mater, a large semi-private University. The bar was extremely low, especially at the business school. I was perplexed after reading people's discussion board posts or edit group work. Many
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g00gler
9y ago
It's useable, far from the worst I've used, but it's bad. I'm planning on buying a MacBook pro again but I'll keep my Chromebook for something I can use haphazardly.
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g00gler
9y ago
Don't do it! I got a Lenovo 14" IdeaPad N42-20 and desktop to replace my 256gb MacBook Pro. It turned out to be a bad idea, mostly because the screen is terrible. It's the same resolution as the Samsung 3 mentioned in the art
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g00gler
9y ago
Isn't the "uncomfortable" thing something he and others can learn to use to their benefit? That's my takeaway. Can't wait to flex this new privilege, tell my manager meeting with users/stakeholders makes me unc
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g00gler
9y ago
> If you drive them, and their ideas, deeper into the underground there will be no one there to oppose any of their ideas, it will be yet another echo-chamber driven by a victim complex. Exactly. This is the same argument I pose with my
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g00gler
9y ago
> What does this pattern tell us? Doc wants to cut all your limbs to be sure you're not leaving his clinic, right? Yes.
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g00gler
9y ago
Laravel looks just like a well structured Java program assuming you use strong types as the rest of the framework does. :P Edit: that's not to refute what you've said or anything.
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9y ago
Some background on the history of chips in credit cards http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/04/13/474135422/episo...
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