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ivanhoe
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ivanhoe
7y ago
> with React you add thousands of dependencies and you have to build your complete application in React just to dynamically add a row in one of the forms. How is that easier? Because with sufficiently complicated UI you will simply at so
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ivanhoe
7y ago
According to UN, all live stock together produces about 14.5% of total human-caused GHG emission http://www.fao.org/news/story/en/item/197623/icode/
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It's great to a point, but when front grows complex enough you sooner or later realize you're repeating a lot of backend logic on the front, and doing a lot of manual labour keeping track of all states, events, etc. What div is vi
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ivanhoe
7y ago
There's a problem when you set breakpoints trough DevTools and instead of Chrome breaking on that line, you end up in some VM1234 file with a bunch of minimized react core code in it.
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ivanhoe
7y ago
And then you get charged for fraud, SEC doesn't take these things lightly... with this much public attention you'd have to be crazy to try to pull of a scam like that hoping to get the money without showing any proofs to the claim
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ivanhoe
7y ago
In Serbia it was primarily Israelis who sold all of the surveillance tech to the government, and now China seems to be pushing everyone else out of the market. It really makes a very little difference to common people, one foreign actor or
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7y ago
They really should be sued out of existence and nothing less... perhaps it sounds harsh, but unfortunately companies have to be scared into taking security seriously, otherwise they will just continue to cut corners to save money or out of
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7y ago
In Serbia local mafia is controlling river sand excavations ever since mid-90s, and the most of these sites work completely illegally all this time. Beside the obvious problem of exploiting natural resources, causing erosion of river banks,
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ivanhoe
7y ago
Works for whom? You or the majority?
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ivanhoe
7y ago
It's called anthropogenic clouds, and it's possible but requires certain weather conditions to work: you need a source of water vapor that can saturate the air, and a stream of cold air to condensate that vapor. Then it's pos
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ivanhoe
7y ago
Do you mean that imagery can't be received for some technical reason (like being encrypted) or that it would be illegal to save it as it's copyrighted?
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ivanhoe
7y ago
Absolutely, my friend got bitten by this in Croatia. He invested quite a lot in solar and then government cut down on what they pay per kWh. Plus with the prices of panels going down all the time you're effectively throwing away money
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ivanhoe
7y ago
> Maybe, or maybe they'll just be as narrow-minded as before, Maybe, but less likely than those who stayed home... It's not just about traveling, it applies to all aspects of our social interactions... in order to change your p
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ivanhoe
7y ago
And yet, people traveling somewhere will always end up having a broader life experience and better idea about the world outside, than those who don't travel anywhere... the best way to break prejudices and stereotypes on certain countr
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ivanhoe
7y ago
My impression of working closely with data-scientists is that what you describe comes more from experience, than from purely theoretical knowledge of the math behind. Ideally it's both, but if having to choose, I'd rather bet on s
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ivanhoe
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Well, not surprising, just unexpected as we haven't really been trying to optimize the process by that. This was industrial-like interface so there was no keyboard shortcuts in the usual sense, other than hitting Tab to move through th
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ivanhoe
7y ago
On one project for automotive industry we had a huge problem with touchscreen interface because mechanics often have grease and dirt on their hands and the touch screens we used would get all confused with the residue left on the screen. We
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ivanhoe
7y ago
That voice is you, so perhaps you should have an honest chat with yourself on where the inner conflict really is? What are you expectations of yourself and are they realistic? What could you do differently to make yourself more pleased? Tr
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ivanhoe
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Let's for starter say that we need to change something site-wide?
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ivanhoe
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One could also argue the opposite, that commercializing an invention is much more obvious, faster and WAY CHEAPER step than inventing the tech need for it? And I agree with you that Government is a terrible entrepreneur, but that's act
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ivanhoe
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I'm sure they do it, but I'm also pretty sure everyone else is doing it too, to some extent at least - FSB, NSA, BND, DGSE and Mossad were all previously accused of it. And not just industrial espionage, but also of providing cont
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ivanhoe
7y ago
One question about this approach: If I understand correctly, if I have some text that is bold, and later I want to change it into italic, I have to go into templates, locate all instances of the text and rename all the classes from font-wei
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ivanhoe
7y ago
Truth is that there's very little consensus on this, it's all politics at the moment. You have pro-vegans and pro-meat/keto tribes, and they all have their claims and proofs. My own purely anecdotal experience is that actuall
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Not for poor people, those better situated would eat it more often. More importantly, people were not eating just steaks, but all parts of animals, so (in case of my grandparents in Yugoslavia) they'd eat a chicken or pork on Sundays a
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ivanhoe
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Number of serious scientists claim quite the opposite, that cattle grazing is the only solution to stop the erosion and turning land into deserts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpTHi7O66pI
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Does anyone here know what's the actual precision that we can get by the available equipment?
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Yes, and they get rich by exporting those goods.. to West, among others... same thing as poachers in Africa don't sell ivory to Africans, they sell it to the West and Asia...
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There's a lot more landmass in Europe than Scandinavia and Mediterranean, and it was all once covered in deep forests. Even many Mediterranean countries used to have thick forests. Montenegro (meaning black mountains) got its name beca
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On one hand it's horrible that Brazil and other 3rd world countries don't stop the jungle destruction, but on the other they're just doing what Europe has already done to it's own forests, so what gives us the right to m
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Css modules automate the process and it's totally OK approach, but with a bit of discipline imposed on the team members you can achieve the same effect manually and avoid the weird looking foo_532xy157678 classes. You just need a prope
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