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I hope John will divide up the book later. I am interested, but as a guy working more on backend systems, frontend and mobile will not help me very much. I don't want to pay $40 for majority of content I cannot make use of.
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I tried to create a command line tool that mimics some behavior of a bookmark manager in the terminal. https://github.com/serv/lbm Unfortunately, I learned that there's is no way to invoke cd programmatically from
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9y ago
I cannot believe I am saying this, but I am rooting for Facebook to build a competition against Youtube.
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I have some questions about American health care system. If patients are being charged this much for anything, the money must be going to someone? Who's making all the money? Drug companies? Hospitals? Health insurance? Doctors or nurs
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The article really tries hard to paint Jordan Peterson (JP) as a controversial figure who espouses fringe messages. The article uses adjectives like "controversial" and "polarizing" to describe JP. His public presence is
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9y ago
Those tweets are the ones that are FUD. https://youtu.be/nK-Lid5wO-Y The ban will come. In this video, the commentator goes into detail what the South Korea government plans to do and what the government thinks about it. Th
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Great overview of the media streaming on the web. I'll also mention that there are 3 main DRM people would want to support on web: Fairplay for Safari, Playready for MS Edge, Widevine for Firefox and Chrome. Each one comes with its own
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Yes, from typing to opening apps, I would say anywhere from 500ms to 5s latencies were added to regular things I do. Opening games and such, forget it, I gave up playing games on it.
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How is this a "completely manufactured scandal"? Tens of millions of old iPhone users were left in the dark why all of a sudden the phone was slowing down to the point where it was becoming unusable. Millions of people probably sp
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Thanks for sharing your experience with OMSCS. Did you work on OMSCS full time or part time? How did you end up scheduling in studying masters level courses into your daily life? And how long did it take at the end?
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coworkers are a superset of subordinates so this law would cover the case of subordinates.
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Bee Technologies tried to hire unpaid interns to complete a software product
(techcrunch.com)
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Check out this Econtalk podcast with Richard Thaler [2006] http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2006/11/richard_thaler_1.ht...
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I had a good time switching to Windows / Ubuntu and I talked about my experience here. http://blog.jasonkim.ca/blog/2017/01/01/my-macbook-pro-alter... You do need to spend some time tweaking and fix
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> UBI might be "socialist" in the sense that it is a redistribution of wealth, but it would still be within a capitalist system. Free markets, private property ownership, and employment would still exist. Try replacing UBI with
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Social ills exist because we live in a real world where things are not perfect. South Korea is far from perfect but I can speak confidently when I say, things are better than ever in thousands of years of Korean history. Not sure if your ba
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I am rather frustrated with this kind of analysis that makes no effort to think about the "unseen" consequences as Bastiat puts it. Where is the money for UBI going to come from? Will this make South Korean economy less competitiv
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I wish stories like this had some photos.
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We see Pareto distribution in nature and society a lot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_distribution#Applicatio...
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9y ago
Who ends up owning the content when a writer writes on your website?
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Can you support comments?
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Enpass works the best for me as well. I use Mac for work and Windows/Ubuntu at home. Enpass is the only solution I found that works for all three OS perfectly.
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Please no, I love Twitch chat the way it is. If streamers want to moderate chat some way, let them do it, but I really hope Twitch doesn't enforce one-size fits all topdown moderation rule. That's how you kill vibrant communities
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>How much does these uglifiers slow down the code for a the client? I thought minification is good for the client. Smaller payload, easier for browser to parse the code because it doesn't have any unnecessary white space, comments a
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I agree with your point of view as well. With Vue, I am writing all my styles in a .vue file which contains a component composed of style, markup, and js. It's incredibly clean and easy to maintain. >> Of course, your CSS file be
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Glimmer looks awesome! Is it easy switch out handlebars for some other templating language?
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Foundational and modular approach to learning about HTML, CSS and web API. - Foundation: as opposed to tutorial approach and just dropping knowledge bomb. - Modular: as opposed to linear, monolithic book that requires you to read through 50
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I would be surprised if Republicans tried to balance the budget. Contrary to popular belief and their own rhetoric, Republicans too are not too keen on balanced budget just like Democrats.
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Whole numbers: The numbers {0, 1, 2, 3, …}.
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