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by joesb 10y ago
I don't see how the fact that some human can do it can be used to justify the properties of another human. Are you rich because Bill Gates is rich? It doesn't matter if all robot can't or that some human can, because we are j
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by joesb 10y ago
What happens when kids have rich parents? What happens when kids know they don't have to steal or rob to survive? What happens when kids know living for the good cause will never starve them to death? What happens when kids know they c
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by joesb 10y ago
It was so obvious with phone nobody did it before Apple, and most people criticize iPhone when it came out. Same with iPad, it was so obvious with tablet that everyone ridicule it for being an oversized iPhone.
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by joesb 10y ago
He said that approach "d" (implement every implementation) has the problem that "It will take a lot of time to implement all configuration files properly". Somehow that problem disappears when using his approach, and I t
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by joesb 10y ago
I think it's more like it's ethical to murder little kids and weak people because it's easier to do than murdering well-built man.
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by joesb 10y ago
So which rule take precedents here? Namespace is obviously not flat, at least it's more nested than one without namespace. That's the problem I have with people praising Zen of Python as if it means anything. It's like a bibl
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by joesb 10y ago
In general case, (for all other props), please don't forget to escape a quote in you prop's values.
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by joesb 10y ago
If it's not my own code, it's worth being a library. And I don't want to spend my time learning to write it correctly to handle all case and be performant.
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by joesb 10y ago
Then you should just be talking to only yourself.
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by joesb 10y ago
> If we insist on 1 definition, we will have contradictions. No, we will have things that doesn't fit the definition, and we will also have people who use the defintion wrongly. But that's okay. That's the whole point of d
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by joesb 10y ago
Then people will complain that you need to specify dependencies just to use leftPad function.
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by joesb 10y ago
They all contribute to readability. You can always write in assembly code, with all that consistent structuring and conforming to expectation. But I'll takes writing in higher language with "abstraction you can write yourself&quot
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by joesb 10y ago
So you would rather have the homeless sleeping in the rain with no roof to cover, as long as you can't see him?
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by joesb 10y ago
The argument is whether or not you view the homeless sleeping in the streets the same as someone breaking in to your house. The former is unpleasant to see, but not actively hurting you, the latter case scream clear malicious intent.
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by joesb 10y ago
Fonts on Mac and Windows are not the same, and export process does not always export everything correctly.
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by joesb 10y ago
the first line of HTML code in that Fiddle link is: https://facebook.github.io/react/js/jsfiddle-integration-bab... What you are missing is that you probably don't want to develop by putting your code in JSFi
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by joesb 10y ago
Telling people to "quit demanding respect" can have "political" consequencs, too. And may be you missed the point that, like being physically present, opening laptops in the meeting also has significant signalling effect
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by joesb 11y ago
TIL Java/.NET/Perl/Python/PHP/Ruby are all wasting bandwidth forcing people to download there leftPad bundled in their SDK.
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by joesb 11y ago
So it's the same with pad-left. But some how people are wrong for depending on pad-left.
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by joesb 11y ago
Yes, there is. Just like NPM's left-pad case. The owner of the package remove the package from the repository. It doesn't matter if you pin to any version if there is no longer a code to download. The only way to prevent this is t
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by joesb 11y ago
From the point of view of the user, yes.
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by joesb 11y ago
Hardest heavy weight boxer is a lot weaker than machine. The fastest baseball pitcher cannot throw faster than a throwing machine.
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by joesb 11y ago
> But when do yo update the view? Angular dirty-checks the model on each $digest cycle. React dirty-checks the view. The answer is in that statements. Angular and React is not you. > Simply keep references to the DOM ele
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by joesb 11y ago
Making your own library also costs something, which are probably more scarce than RAM.
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by joesb 11y ago
> All these ambiguities we can solve We can solve it by specify what each word means. That's no different than programming. Also, your step 4 has bug because "repeating the clone process" does not include "rotating an
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by joesb 11y ago
> because otherwise you'd be letting potential criminals run free Well, if we want to keep the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" then potential criminals should be allowed to run free.
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by joesb 11y ago
Not everyone can get it right all the time. Fixed a bug the same day someone asked about it and some potential contribute blame you for not letting them fix entry level bug. Answering people with "patch welcome" and people blame y
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by joesb 11y ago
That even makes more valid point that since VAT in Europe is European customer's contribution, it should stay in Europe.
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by joesb 11y ago
์So every broker company who makes profit on 0.05% transaction fee is going bankrupt, and no more high-volume low-profit business.
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by joesb 11y ago
IMO, the enabling library in the article is FaceBook's "DataLoader". When I first saw GraphQL, my thought was that it was a nice abstraction to enable client-dependent API. But it lacks the actual implementation, and provide

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