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by hasenj 10y ago
IMO a decent solution to the low-birth-rate problem is not to try to hook up all the singles together, but rather encourage existing couples to have more children. Make it socially acceptable and even desirable to have more children. Give i
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by hasenj 10y ago
What cultures, outside Europe, think it's ok to display sexualized body parts? Even in an advanced/industrialized nation like Japan, typical women don't even show cleavage, because it's considered indecent. Typical TV dr
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by hasenj 10y ago
I might be in the minority here, but I don't think that 'thinking like a programmer' is something that everyone is capable of doing. I think there might be some kind of tyranny in trying to force it on everyone.
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by hasenj 10y ago
WebStorm is very heavy, and its TypeScript support has some issues that were deal breakers for me (last time I tried).
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by hasenj 10y ago
> tell me how to make my tons of css and js load fast I went to the doctor and he told me to lose weight. What a fatphobe! He should have told me how to eat everything I desire without any bad side effects! /s
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by hasenj 10y ago
Are there any stats on how many of these people are obese?
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by hasenj 10y ago
I think he's wrong on the R1C1 mode. At least in the latest version of excel on mac, you can observe this behavior: 1) In cell A, reference cell B 2) Cut (not copy) cell C and paste it over cell B 3) Observe cell A throwing a #REF! err
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by hasenj 10y ago
Very provocative!
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by hasenj 10y ago
Their real lives are most definitely a mess ..
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by hasenj 10y ago
Who are these sensitive speakers and how important are they to justify removing someone as significant as Crockford for their sake?
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by hasenj 10y ago
What is this nonsense? Why do conference organizers need to care about finding speakers to represent fat people, for example? Is this really a tech conference?
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by hasenj 10y ago
> It was (and in many ways still is) an extremely sexist community The Tech community is sexist? Extremely sexist? How so?
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by hasenj 10y ago
Isn't that theory rooted in the particles view of the universe? It's totally at odds with this paper, it seems to me. Is it not?
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by hasenj 10y ago
It would be rather hubristic for a random Joe developer to want that kind of treatment. You're not a national hero.
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by hasenj 10y ago
When you fire a photon on a wall and see a blip, the blip is the location of the atom that had the electron that absorbed the photons energy (The electron that interacted with the photon). Presumably there are gazillion photons. Presumably
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by hasenj 10y ago
If I understand correctly, there's currently no explanation of how one electron gets picked out of all the gazillions of electrons available; am I correct? Would that just be considered a fundamental randomness in nature?
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by hasenj 10y ago
That's more or less why I asked the question. A lot of people in the programming field promote the notion that you can teach yourself coding and get by just fine. This trend kind of worries me.
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by hasenj 10y ago
If I understand correctly, it interacts with an electron that's more or less locked into a small place around an atom. It doesn't just hit that one point; the blip represents the location of the atom that had the electron that abs
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by hasenj 10y ago
Is there anything similar for computer science?
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by hasenj 10y ago
What the article describes as "competence" sounds like total incompetence to me. If you learn a pattern from a book or a class or a blog post, and then you apply it in a project just because "the book said so" you are no
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by hasenj 10y ago
Even when the salad has no tomatoes in it!
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by hasenj 10y ago
Resembles a normal address? In the Anglosphere, maybe. Have you seen how addresses look like in other countries? For example, in some countries, the address is broken down into several components: City, District, Block, Street, Building
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by hasenj 10y ago
Maybe they are taking the long about route on purpose to let us know about their arrival!
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by hasenj 10y ago
Basically yet another one trying to jump on the social network bandwagon.
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by hasenj 10y ago
I don't understand your objection. The woman does not get a copy of the man's status. She gets high status by marrying a high status man. The wife of Donald Trump does not have to achieve anything to gain status. She gains status
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by hasenj 10y ago
But how many of these men are actually desirable by the women? The services in the article cost upwards of $10k which means the woman in this case might be married to a rich high status man, which is arguably difficult to come by. If you ar
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by hasenj 10y ago
> The only "safe" way to use Twitter now is as an echo chamber - only follow people you like, only talk to people who think the same way you do. That's a waste. Which is what Facebook is right now.
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by hasenj 10y ago
I actually used to have that limit set to 60, but then when I thought about it, I probably would still have some physical strength at 60 and still wouldn't want to die. But at 80 I can't imagine myself being other than a total wre
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by hasenj 10y ago
I actually partially agree with you but for a slightly different reason. It seems like an unfalsifiable claim that rests solely on intuition and the notion that you can: "well just think about it, it all makes sense!"
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by hasenj 10y ago
Interesting. I've often contemplated about it. I don't think I want to live past 80. I mean unless there would be a medical revolution where you can retain youth or slow down aging significantly.

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