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I don’t think anyone mentioned typescript, which is statically typed and therefore can provide a noImplicitThis check in its linter. AFAIK eslint doesn’t provide that option.
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Did you mean ‘plomo o plata’?
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So you call a millennial getting a degree not ‘personally responsible’? Disclaimer: anecdotes ahead, but I know many, many millennials who grew up hearing ‘Just get a college degree and you’ll be in good shape’ who did and aren’t, respectiv
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Had to look that saying up [0], but it seems like it’s just a made-up thing to help people who aren’t scientists cope with that fact. [0] https://www.snopes.com/science/bumblebees.asp
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or (gasp!) the viewer count is a complete bullshit number
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the way you talk about ‘rap’ (by which i assume you mean a superset of hip-hop) makes it sound like you really don’t know anything about it. blind brand obedience is absolutely not ‘a core’ of rap. Some very mainstream music featuring rap v
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A few months ago my car got covered in white paint from the garage of the apartment I live in. I had it detailed, which they agreed to pay for right away. They credited my account for the cost of the detail, then added it back as a rent cha
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Also it gets difficult to google things very quickly while trying to get up to speed.
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9y ago
an iPhone 6s, most likely. i am in a similar camp of wanting to have certain ‘legacy’ tech wrt my laptop. my 2011 17” mpb will be my daily driver until it is pried from my cold dead hands (well hopefully its cold dead shell is pried from my
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Right because i’m sure the fisherman doesn’t have any bias when he or she answers the survey questions. Including the wholly unscientific opinions of “regular people” is not a solution that will lead to better scientific understanding. edit
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All of my banking apps, among others (e.g. password manager), include options for both pin and touchID auth. Do we not already have what you’re asking for?
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So Your Kitchen Sponge Is a Bacteria Hotbed. What to Do
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Also a sane build/deployment process will solve this.
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It has in my experience. Also, it works through the watch face of an apple watch
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9y ago
so flip the phone over?
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I don't think that's right. See the sibling comment, which made it click for me. He is saying the degree of a single term is the sum of the exponents in that term, and the degree of the equation is max(...all term degrees).
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Ah ok so he was talking about the degree of the equation but gave an example of calculating the degree of a term, the highest of which in any equation is its degree. That makes sense, thanks for clearing it up!
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> Next up: what is the degree of our equation? The degree is the highest power of any term showing up. For example, if you have (a^2)b(c^4), that’s a term of degree 7 = 2 + 1 + 4 I thought that equation was degree 4, which aligns with wh
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$('img').hide() worked nicely
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Type-1 and Type-2 Error Rates Explained
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Income-based repayments are definitely 'a thing' in the US.
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Hi HN, I started working on Engauge after being frustrated with the existing solutions to client-side a/b testing, and tired of building frameworks to run experiments while still having to run manual analyses. We're using an open
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Show HN: Engauge, A/B testing for developers
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Here is a particularly disturbing example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Rachel_Hoffman
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s/Ethipia/Ethiopia
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That's not Tim Cook, it's Craig Federighi. It seems like it was probably a mistake. In fact he hesitated and it sounds like he was about to say 6 then corrected (erroneously)
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The Problem with Most Client-Side A/B Testing Tools
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How is putting pepsi ads between videos of people you care about any different than what Facebook does?
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The Problem with Most Client-Side A/B Testing Tools
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Carrying Some Extra Pounds May Not Be Good After All
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