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khalilravanna
11y ago
While I think there are a lot of people who do it for this reason : making themselves seem more appealing to others, I think a lot of people do it for the right reason too: to look better for oneself and to be healthier. I personally starte
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I think the point is that Apple no longer has "backdoor" keys for encryption any longer so that they have no keys to give the government when they come knocking. I'm basing this conclusion off a quote from the article: "
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11y ago
I think this is where planning and leaving notes for yourself comes into play. If you can spend one hour long span planning out what you're going to work on for the next 6 days of 30 minute sprints, it should lessen the time loss due t
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11y ago
(Not commenting on the site/feature directly just the idea.) As a person who wrote code for a year every day working on a game in my free time, you'd be surprised how much progress you make even if only putting in a bit of time ev
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11y ago
Just switch to bench press using dumbbells. It's safer, doesn't require a spotter, and encompasses a wider range of motion making it, arguably, a better all around exercise than bar bench press. Off the top of my head I can'
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I don't think there's much spin on the article to be honest. The article is mostly giving backstory on moot and 4chan or talking about "reprehensible" things that happened/originated on the site. > The article ca
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11y ago
I like this article and the author makes a lot of great points. However I also disagree with the main thesis that the internet has become worse or dumbed down. > I miss when people took time to be exposed to different opinions, and bothe
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11y ago
Specifically for "analyzing of project structure" there does exist [MaDGe (Module Dependency Graph)]( https://github.com/pahen/madge ). You can generate some pretty nifty dependency graphs for your javascript c
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12y ago
Anecdotally, at my university (graduated 2013 so still a recent experience), a lot of CS students took the intro to programming course. In fact, it was (and still is) a requirement for a BS in CS at the school. The only way you could get ou
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12y ago
Practice as a habit. Practicing something repeatedly, preferably every day, is the best way to get better at something. I started programming every day after being inspired by a blog post by John Resig that got posted to HN [1]. I started a
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12y ago
That's what it looks like to me, 4 skulls fused together, spinning as one entity. Very cool.
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12y ago
That's assuming you want all your scripts to be loaded on the front end asynchronously which seems to be only for development. For production I think you'd still want to compile this all down for a faster load time. From the jspm
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12y ago
I think it's a pretty good analogy. I thought it was well understood that Michael Jordan was a very competitive individual and didn't take his wins for granted and that there was always something to work towards and improve upon.
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12y ago
Yep. Looks like the only thing with any functionality attached is the search. Which is funny because with the search at the top of the page I could see how it would lead one to believe that the rest of the buttons might have functionality a
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13y ago
You make a good point that I've seen echoed in different ways in different books/articles/talks. If I can chime in with my take, and I think you had something to this tune in your post, it's important to not only be spec
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13y ago
One thing to note is that while both frameworks are open source, Foundation is backed by a company (Zurb).
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I'm the exact same way: I need a physical medium when it comes to notes, etc. I discussed it with a another friend of mine (a business guy) who similarly prefers notes/notebooks and we seemed to hone in on the fact that its superi