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by kirse 9y ago
actively resists any data collection What an overly dramatic way to restate that these orgs are anonymous. collective refusal to take the problem of addiction seriously Incorrect. The church, particularly Jesus, does take it seriously.
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I'm surprised by the decline of C# The graphs are for # of views to questions on SO involving that language. What it likely means for C# (and PHP/Java, etc) is that the user-base is maturing and stabilizing, and not as many que
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by kirse 9y ago
learn new skills at a rapid clip The secret is definitely to practice, I've found an even bigger shortcut is to convince/pay/beg an expert to be your coach or mentor. And once they are your coach, demonstrate that you resp
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You see it as enforced generosity. Nah, it's not a matter of perspective, because that's exactly what it is. Citizens are motivated to pay their taxes through fear of the consequences of disobeying the law. Thus, generosity th
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by kirse 9y ago
The problem is not that the money is private, but that it's donation relies on the compassion of individuals, not on laws. As it should be. Generosity should not be forced on people via fear of the law (i.e the consequences for not
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by kirse 9y ago
Get a standing mat to help with foot discomfort and work your way up. Week 1 - 10 min stand, 50 min sit. Week 2 - 20 min stand, 40 min sit. Week 3 - etc... Postural muscles take time to develop. Do the Agile 8 every day to work on your fle
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by kirse 9y ago
[AA is controversial, I know] AA is controversial among a tiny minority of anti-religion internet blowhards. For the vast majority of reasonable folks, it really isn't. Glad to hear it has worked for you.
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Arguably his A64/x86-64 work has been more impactful (so far). Imagine a young Jim Keller from Penn State University, makes you wonder how many SV firms today would toss out that resume in favor of a less... generic... institution. E
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by kirse 9y ago
renewed interest Maybe in the Hacker News bubble. Outside of that, things have been cruising along quite nicely for at least a decade.
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FSSnip usually has those things. If you're talking that minimal I would just look up existing C# docs and translate them over to F#... ASP.NET Core is very lightweight w/ Kestrel though. [1] http://fssnip.net/7O
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by kirse 9y ago
F# the 'eco-system' feels like it's going backwards at the moment. As in physics, it's all relative. .NET has been moving so quickly lately that the F# team (from my outside-looking-in view) does not have the resource
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by kirse 9y ago
Giraffe is a fantastic little project that is a thin layer on top of ASP.NET Core. Works out of the box with the provided template, test locally, deploy to Azure, etc. https://github.com/dustinmoris/Giraffe
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by kirse 9y ago
Imagine a dollar that has a history of every transaction written on it. Sounds perfect for government and public business accounting.
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Artificial Ignorance(alexstjohn.com)
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Everyone has an innate capacity for mental/physical stress where they can still operate, it just sounds like you are using your margin on boozing. Maybe try powerlifting or running marathons and see if you reach a breaking point where
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by kirse 9y ago
Yea, implicits were definitely confusing at first. That and picking a thread pool required a lot of reading. There seemed to be some other outset issues like "avoid this seemingly innocuous operation since it actually has a huge perf
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by kirse 9y ago
Would you say Kotlin is still experimental though? Scala appears to have a 10-year headstart, but time isn't everything. I use F# and found Scala to be a breath of fresh air after getting sick of Enterprise-y Java, but haven't ha
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by kirse 9y ago
The only thing I can tell you that I have in common with the average Georgian or Texan is that we probably both speak English, enjoy hot dogs, and watching Football and Baseball. That's not much of a strong reason for us to both be in
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by kirse 9y ago
The human body has both physical and mental limits at which point rest is the preferred course of action. So if you're not getting tired from your work, it sounds like you're not working hard enough.
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by kirse 9y ago
All this open-web bitching sounds oddly familiar from back when AOL was a tech monstrosity with nearly everything inside its walled-garden. Facebook is basically just a worldwide version of AOL, and plenty of people are tiring of it, just
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by kirse 9y ago
the trick is to finely calibrate your bullshit meter Not really, the "trick" is actually contained within the wisdom of the last paragraph of the piece.
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Placebo can be incredibly powerful. Sounds like it works and achieved the intended effect. This is why I grew past my "I only believe what the scientists tell me to" phase and decided to selectively trust medical studies, since
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by kirse 9y ago
Are there any investment opportunities amidst this news? I've always wondered how these massive bankruptcies play out.
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very oppressive religious environments Arguably the definition of "oppressed" has shifted these days. The vast majority of these "oppressive religious" upbringings that supposedly turned someone atheist rarely sound l
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/web-a...
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by kirse 10y ago
Apparently Azure has been sneaking these features in over the past year or so... I do .NET dev on a daily basis on self-hosted infrastructure and was aware of VSTS and such, but after looking at it now I can safely say that back in early 20
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by kirse 10y ago
Seconding this. On a higher level also, what really helped things click for me was his "Domain Driven Design" slides... Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/swlaschin/domain-driven-design-with-... Video of talk:
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by kirse 10y ago
A sentiment written about many thousands of years ago by Solomon... "For to him that is joined to all the living there is hope: for a living dog is better than a dead lion." (Ecclesiastes 9:4)
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turning around a fallen company AMD has been going through this cycle of down-and-turnaround for decades now. They tend to be like Microsoft OSes in that every other CPU architecture is the one that does really well, giving Intel some tr
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by kirse 10y ago
If you like the chaos and excitement of WEC you should come on over to WRC. $5/month for 3-hours of live streaming HD content per Rally, including full on-board cams for every major driver and stage: https://plus.wrc.com&#x

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