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hugozap
9y ago
If someone bullies people and uploads the videos for profit should that person be banned? Because that's the case here. Taking advantage of the non confrontational nature of someone to harass them is a valid reason to ban someone.
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Besides the forest video, he was incredibly disrespectful with Japanese people in the other videos. That alone should be a reason to ban him. [Edit: By disrespectful I mean actually harassing people (at least in the Japan videos). That'
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9y ago
I was also diagnosed with it last week. I'll be buying a CPAP as the night I tested it improved my sleep quality. I've also removed my pillow and that has helped.
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9y ago
Optimizing the Web for the rich minority.
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9y ago
I'm mentoring a deaf student who wants to learn web development. It's been challenging and slow but we are progressing. Most videos/tutorials do not work well because deaf people do not have the same reading comprehension no
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9y ago
Processing may also be a good choice.
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9y ago
For me he is one of the best code teachers ever. Few people have the ability to turn a complex concept and explain it in a simple and fun way. Check his coding train channel.
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9y ago
> Can anyone offer a good reason why I should stop worrying? There will always be a shiny new tool, no matter which one you choose. Good products can be built in any of them (even Knockout which I loved too). Most of the frontend fatigue
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9y ago
If the insect learns from its errors would that be intelligence?
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10y ago
Callbacks are simpler, easier to understand and explain. 'callback hell' is usually the result of 'poor code structure' that get's fixed with separated named functions.
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10y ago
Most 'callback hell' situations are really just poor code structure. Easily solved with separated named functions.
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10y ago
I think of hipster as someone who follows (non mainstream) trends, goes to starbucks, loves Apple products and cannot live without Wifi. Not a hacker who builds it's own stuff and cares about privacy. But maybe the beard confuses peopl
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10y ago
It's 2017 and cars drive themselves. Isn't that exciting?
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10y ago
>V.5 (just outside the Vesuvius gate); 6641: Defecator, may everything turn out okay so that you can leave this place I like how he wishes the best to Defecator.
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10y ago
It has health benefits. Using drops / edible products removes the issue with released carcinogens from burning.
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10y ago
Not very different than tobacco which stays for much longer than MJ. Looks like the person next to you smoked right before entering.
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10y ago
I wish more developers had his mindset and put their ego aside. He is totally professional and open to ideas even from "competing" technologies.
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10y ago
You can have a computed field in store 2 that computes the items based on the observable item in store 1, Whenever item 1 changes, the computed observable is updated automatically
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10y ago
Gold divisibility is bad. Same for any other metal. This is one of the advantages of crypto currencies.
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10y ago
I moved from Sublime Text to vim. Tried emacs first but for some reason it didn't click. vim was much easier to start with and I see the benefits of mastering modal editing. It's not about typing faster, but developing the muscle
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10y ago
Mirror?
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10y ago
Cool!. Does anybody know if there's a generic tool for using a smartphone in a similar way as the Mac TouchBar? I know there are some apps to create a virtual keyboards, but those are very limited.
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10y ago
nounproject has a paid plan with royalty free and no attribution needed.
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10y ago
This worked for me! , but with pull-ups. I was told I needed surgery but after a few weeks of doing some calisthenics the pain went away.
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10y ago
I'd say, if you have the opportunity and want to go wild skip the DOM and create an equivalent model using OpenGL. All the other Web platform features like the distribution model, resource streaming etc can still be used. It's jus
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10y ago
Just finished my Espresso Macchiato. I'm now waiting for it to influence my views on software,(jk it's funny the correlation between workplace/lifestyle preferences and software quality)
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10y ago
It's an npm convention according to the dependency resolution algorithm, not a flaw. If you have a .git folder in the parent directory you also get different/possibly unexpected behavior. It's not unacceptable if you have rea
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10y ago
This is great. Tools like this are useful when exploring a problem, it's very handy to have the instant feedback. Using the widgets to tweak things is also very cool, I could definitely integrate this into my workflow ( if I can instal
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10y ago
Here's how to have a great starting point in less than 10 seconds: npm install -g create-react-app && create-react-app hello-world
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10y ago
Same thing with React.
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