joesb

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by joesb 8y ago
They should done more to keep people from writing bad code, they should have less rule. What does that even mean?
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by joesb 8y ago
Virtual DOM and ability to derived your DOM state from props and state is not something you can easily done with jQuery or any UI library that doesn't have that concept. It's not something you can easily implement yourself either.
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by joesb 8y ago
> "I threw the code together in minutes and was too lazy to spend another couple minutes figuring out POST." So it's not the vendor's problem then. They provide you with two ways to make a request. You have a choice t
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by joesb 8y ago
Right. "You can ask them their name yourself" That doesn't mean they are going to give you their name. And if they choose to give you their name, it's their right and responsibility.
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by joesb 8y ago
So if some new chinese website becomes globally popular, the EU will try to prevent its business from paying money or buying ads from such company?
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by joesb 9y ago
Relying on commit message which can be anything is not a valid approach.
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by joesb 9y ago
So what do you think when Linus wrote why Linux kernel use Git. Is it an ad as well?
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by joesb 9y ago
I think he is arguing that you should work on one feature at a time.
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by joesb 9y ago
It was proprietary. Linus wrote Git. Fanboy followed.
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by joesb 9y ago
"rebase" is not just "pull before push", though. It's pull then rewrite all your personal commits to be based on the latest tip from that pull.
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by joesb 9y ago
What if the final verdict is also in news reporting but your accussor want it the final verdict news to be forgotten?
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by joesb 9y ago
I don't think not following proper standard is deliberatelt doing something wrong. What if I'm just unaware of the standard or incompetent? Not all programmer who save password in plaintext starts by thinking "I'm going
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by joesb 9y ago
If the CEO of a tobacco company say cigarettes do not cause cancer, should should consider this statement valid?
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by joesb 9y ago
I'm sure he is working on improving it. It's all in his article. Still, he is stil "working on it". While Slack has already "delivered". It is childish to say that whatever feature Slack has is "simply&quo
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by joesb 9y ago
The author can start acting like a grown up by making enough money to fund the development or shut up. If he knew users are already paying for Slack, then obviously he can do what grown ups like Slack did to get paid users as well.
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by joesb 9y ago
Which means you are insecure about being viewed as incompetent over furthering the discussion. If you don't understand it, say you don't understand it. Unless you are a narcistic person that think you can never fail and anything y
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by joesb 9y ago
From the FAQ: > Can I still change my mind? > Absolutely. "No" means "no" at any time. Being passed out means "no" at any time. This is explicitly described in the agreement. Additionally you can withd
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by joesb 9y ago
Because I don't care enough to pay attention.
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by joesb 9y ago
Don't know how it is in Clicker Heroes, but many game allow player to "gift" other players. So you can use stolen credit card to buy lots of gems. Then post on a web board offering to gift cheap gems to people for cash.
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by joesb 9y ago
The problem is, without the free-to-play model, they now lose the essential parts of any products, marketing. Anyone who download the free game and talk about it or recommended it to a friend is free marketing. With enough friends talking a
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by joesb 9y ago
There are more to the life than the destination. That's why some people make their own furniture, while other can buy it for $100.
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by joesb 9y ago
Not true. You also get points for playing a game. With enough points you can buy any heroes. With enough play times, you'll have more than enough to buy all the heroes without paying real money and then there's nothing else you ca
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by joesb 9y ago
Nobody is saying to use this to replace going to the doctors. It's for you to just download the app, try it for a night, and see the doctor if the result concern you. It doesn't have to be hundreds percent accurate. Are you agains
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by joesb 9y ago
"Listening to your body" is an un-falsifiable statement, though. What does it mean to listen to your body? If you don't notice anything, are you not listening hard enough?
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by joesb 9y ago
> We're less likely to lose one of those objects at the same place and time we leave our phone somewhere. I think it's very likely that you touch something at the place where you left you phone, assuming that it wasn't dro
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by joesb 9y ago
It's more like "If logic doesn't exist".
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by joesb 9y ago
Barrier to exit matters as well. When you buy it from dangerous people, you have to be in contact with dangerous people. It gives dangerous people leverage against you and people who care about you.
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by joesb 9y ago
If that car alarm system stupid enough to have static unlock code that can be replayed, it deserved to be hacked.
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by joesb 9y ago
But I only want to eliminate patents that I don't own....
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by joesb 9y ago
The same can be said about mobile phone when it was first introduced. "Look at that mobile phone ad, he was spending time with his family outside the house and then getting distracted by a phone call! This would never happen if we onl

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