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by jdkoeck 4y ago
I’ll bet this does not replicate, the effect of stereotype threat is notoriously overvalued. Don’t fall for junk science.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
The facts I cited above directly contradict the myth of solar having a small forced outage. The fact of the matter is that solar is an intermittent source of energy. Sure, you can get away with saying that solar has a small forced outage, i
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
… and ruins the life of future maintainers, there’s a reason few languages tried to borrow features from ruby’s metaprogramming (saying this as a rubyist)
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Right, forced outage of solar is 1%. Meanwhile, Germany is back to building coal plants because solar/wind doesn’t get you through the winter. Also, they postponed closing their nuclear plants. Jee, I wonder why?
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Well, that’s just plain wrong. There is such a thing as social psychology, but psychology generally focuses on the person.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Wouldn’t you know, if you pick just the right places to visit in Japan, you might just solve sexism there! Please.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
> line: 56 column: 97, s/int/string/ Sorry, but that’s the least accessible error message I have ever read.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Sorry but I call bullshit. > Someone to talk to? Well, we don’t talk outside of boardgame night and we don’t really talk at boardgame night, other than about the game. So you never, ever mention any personal event at game night? I don’t
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
No idea why you're getting downvoted. It seems obvious to me too that you still have to validate server-side, so signing the form validation schema on the frontend is a waste of time.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Psychology Today is not great in general, but the article I linked to is written by a social psychology PhD (Lee Jussim).
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
That’s called “stereotype threat”, and it’s been caught up in the replication crisis. In short, the effect is hard to reproduce and tends to be small. It’s been known for some time now, here’s an article from 2015: https://www.ps
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
> That said, all I have is the constant drum of “the world is over populated” by leaders around the world to back up my reasoning for potentially being intentional. You might want to consult with a professional, that’s paranoid thinking.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
I agree that these things are subjectively accepted/rejected, but you should know that there is no such thing as « type a » and « type b » person. Type a/b is a primitive typology based on old research funded by the tobacco indust
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React state management libraries in 2022(albertgao.xyz)
2 points by jdkoeck 4y ago|0 comments
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Well, at this height, are you not calorie-restricted already?
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by jdkoeck 5y ago
I agree with the overall point, there are plenty of sane people on the left, thank God. However, I want to defend the idea that some right wing opinions make a lot of logical sense on their own; their being valid does not require right-wing
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by jdkoeck 5y ago
Hi, I'm really curious, what do you write exactly for a living? Do you write fiction books, non-fiction books, blog posts, technical documentation?
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by jdkoeck 6y ago
“Yes and so were the ancestors of every race on this planet at some point.” Great point! Everyone acts like history started in the 19th century. When you take a step back and learn about history on larger spans, it’s obvious that enslavemen
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by jdkoeck 6y ago
Hi, you’ll be pleased to learn about the AsyncApi initiative! https://www.asyncapi.com/ Haven’t looked into it too closely but it looks promising
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In Defense of the Modern Web(dev.to)
217 points by jdkoeck 6y ago|213 comments
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by jdkoeck 6y ago
I don't get what this has to do with ethernet.
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Event Sourcing vs. Command Sourcing(thinkbeforecoding.com)
3 points by jdkoeck 8y ago|0 comments
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by jdkoeck 8y ago
Parent poster is confusing his own blood with “mysterious coppery liquid”, even after wiping it several times off his fingers. That’s not a good sign.
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by jdkoeck 8y ago
Are you sure you're just "more rational"? None of that seems mindful. It sounds like you're bordering dissociative disorder.
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Diversity and Discrimination in Open Source(quillette.com)
57 points by jdkoeck 8y ago|52 comments
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The Modular Monolith: Rails Architecture(medium.com)
1 points by jdkoeck 9y ago|0 comments
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by jdkoeck 10y ago
Boils down to one thing: don't expect quality from something you haven't paid for.
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by jdkoeck 11y ago
Steve Jobs had plenty of character failings, but to say that he did what he did "for money" is a gross misunderstanding of what really drove him (a yearn for exceptional design, often at the expense of user choice).
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by jdkoeck 15y ago
Legibility is vastly improved in the readability-powered version (upper-left button). Your point still stands, of course.
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by jdkoeck 15y ago
Not available yet here in France. I'm still amazed they actually pulled it off. How did they get the majors to agree on Apple-sanctified pirated music laundering?

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