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That’s pretty funny. Did they really not mention anything about using an atom when they sent you the assignment? Maybe if you had used datomic as your database it would’ve been fine (/s)
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I do not wear pantyhose, so forgive me for naiivety, but I would love to know 1) Is the price not a bit high for something that you can only wear 50 times? I suppose i'm not sure what the price per wear is of traditional pantyhose 2) W
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That parasite website is so weird. It sounds so negative, like a piece of satire, but then you read the actual text and it sounds like a serious award whose goal is to encourage rigor in scientific research. Whose stupid idea was it to call
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Common | NYC | https://www.common.com Common is building housing for cities that are designed from the ground up for roommates. We build beautiful, furnished homes, provide shared supplies and cleaning, and find roommates to liv
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people will not spend more money trading on a website. not having one is an inconvenience. options and crypto are more places for people to put their money
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Did some research and it seems to be somewhat more effective than curcumin+piperine: Piperine study (PS): https://turmericaustralia.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/... Theracumin study (TS): https:&#x
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This is what P-values are for
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Common | NYC | https://www.common.com Common is building housing for cities that are designed from the ground up for roommates. We build beautiful, furnished homes, provide shared supplies and cleaning, and find roommates to liv
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1Password allows you to generate word based passswords instead of random strings. I do this because it’s much easier to type manually if I’m logging into a system where I can’t copy paste from 1P
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I found this drop to look crazy and couldn't find the source so I did some digging and confirmed it https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fWUKgbmXNe1js778gaJn... (see source in data sheet)
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Medium's Engineering Interview Rubric
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predictable repeatable and maintainable are all great and important things. But micro services makes everything you do less predictable repeatable and maintainable. You must automate many more things with micro services to achieve the same
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Thanks for being so candid. I made the same mistake at my startup when given the chance to start greenfield due to a pivot. I ate my pride and switched back to a monolith after realizing I was spending more time doing devops than I was codi
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When you're shooting for one company to return 100x your investment per fund, a 2x difference in cost to get the best possible environment for the company you're funding is worth it.
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Can you give an example of an app you consider impressive? I haven't been able to find much other than furniture shopping apps
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Wow, average of over 5 hours of pomodoroing per day 7 days a week for two years. Sounds exhausting
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reminds me of this college humor episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu3holG7M7I
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To your first point, you can still server side render if you use an API by serving your frontend through a server that fetches data from the API before rendering
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Necessary Vitamin D intake is 10x higher than currently recommended by the NIH
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interesting premise in the article but masked by horrible writing. i had to reread this multiple times to understand the point of it. the transition from talking about VR to programming was incredibly vague.
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well it's obviously not in rush hour due to the few people standing, so I'd bet it's the weekend or middle of the day
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Yes, I would. Please sign me up when you figure out how to do this
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Sounds like they're saying they're going to programmatically invest in companies based on metrics alone. Which is probably a bad idea, because there's almost always more to the picture than a few statistics can convey. And th
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No disagreement here. As I said, it's not that they aren't bad, it's that saturated fat isn't the reason they're bad. I'm with you that doritos should be nixed from any person's regular diet
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A steak has roughly 21g of sat fat per serving, though. So you'd have to eat 7 bags of Doritos to eat the equivalent of a steak. My point is not that Doritos aren't bad for you but that saturated fat isn't the reason they
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It is hilarious, although I left it the lower risk of all type mortality since OP was specifically talking about saturated fat being linked to heart disease. But yes people should probably eat less pasta and more steak
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a bag of cool ranch doritos has 1 gram of saturated fat. saturated fat is not linked with heart disease http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67... Total fat and saturated and unsaturated
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I believe I banked my stem cells when I got my wisdom teeth removed. Is this a different product than that? How so
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This is a bit of a meta question but I've found that I've almost never learned anything from reading posts like this. I've scanned them over and nodded in agreement, only to make the mistakes I've been warned against and
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And, indeed, eclipse is the editor most colleges use to teach undergrad students Java.
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