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by koboll 7y ago
>where you define a class and use it in multiple places If you're doing this in React, you should probably be reusing a component.
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by koboll 7y ago
It's wild to me that most of the discourse around CSS-in-JS is about personal preference for how separation of concerns should be when its biggest advantage is totally orthogonal to that--it almost completely solves the issues of scope
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Source? That's an amazing fact
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> We are giving up our last rights and freedoms for “experiences,” for the questionable comfort of “natural interaction.” This assumes intuitive UX forces you to use a product a certain way. There's no reason this has to be true.
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Especially people living on a writer's salary in New York City in 2019
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Unless you can identify specific things that he thinks will be changing in the future, yes. It sure doesn't seem like smartphones are becoming any less valuable or more expendable.
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I'm struggling to imagine how you think leaving out "in the near future" changes the meaning of that sentence in any way. Did I miss the part where he predicted a price crash in the smartphone industry? If not, what are you t
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I challenge anyone who believes "the complexity building websites is growing" to go ahead and build a web app relying on multiple complex state machines with imperative jQuery calls, and then tell me it's less complex than th
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>When Watson began his campaign in early 1982, he was aware of ratification by only six states and he erroneously believed that Virginia's 1791 approval was the last action taken by the states. He discovered in 1983 that Ohio had ap
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>why do they oppose a fee that is unlikely to hurt overall sales? Do you have any evidence for this? It seems like any fee, even a small one, is going to impact sales when an item is priced as low as soda is. That's not to say their
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I truly don't know what runs through the head of a writer or editor who hits publish on a story with this title right now. Surely they must know that they're actively misleading people with it. That putting it out into a world w
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by koboll 7y ago
From the article: >a bottle bill or container deposit law, which requires beverage companies to tack a charge onto the price of their drink to be refunded after it’s returned So, yeah, it'd make their product more expensive at the t
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Introducing... Tuber Tube
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Ghibli films aren't available in 4K HDR.
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>Why do people blame PG&E? People blame PG&E because investigations have traced several colossal fires back to electrical equipment. Shutting off the power isn't a panacea. But California's electrical grid was built for
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>As David Itzkoff noted in 2006, what’s curious about “Dune” ’s stature is that it has not penetrated popular culture in the way that “The Lord of the Rings” and “Star Wars” have. There are no “Dune” conventions. Catchphrases from the bo
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by koboll 7y ago
That video has a lot of pseudoscience ("leaky gut" syndrome, paleo humans never ate meat, etc.) so I'm inclined to distrust it entirely
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by koboll 7y ago
Wouldn't this drug basically enable you to get the same benefits as someone on a low/no-carb diet even if you aren't?
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by koboll 7y ago
I strongly disagree with you. But I just want to say it's disappointing that you're being downvoted by people because they disagree with you, rather than because you're not contributing to the conversation.
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by koboll 7y ago
If you're going to invent an arbitrary term for workplace assertiveness, maybe don't make it homonymous with a term for an aggressively flirtatious man.
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by koboll 7y ago
Why respond with begging the question and then bringing up something totally irrelevant? Olive oil doesn't have trans fat, is low in omega-6 (unlike seed oils), has a high ratio of monunsaturated fats to saturated and polyunsaturated f
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I wonder why they chose to trumpet Libra with a big announcement and all this rhetoric implying it would be a major competitor to fiat currency. Surely that wasn't necessary to popularize it. It could have been launched quietly and pro
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by koboll 7y ago
Yeah the nice thing about Vue is you can basically add it to existing HTML and import it via CDN, you can skip the build step entirely. This makes it really easy to get started. If you're not planning on building a large app, I'd
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by koboll 7y ago
>This is in contrast to React which squishes the three into one monolithic class in it's .jsx What exactly are you talking about here? First, React is (largely) no longer class-based. Second, it's completely unopinionated about
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The distinction is that you cannot substitute the word "figuratively" in these examples, because it does not mean "figuratively". If I say "I figuratively am going to kill him", you're highlighting the fig
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Investors drove up the IPO valuation to make a big exit, then everyone realized the price was bullshit and it fell apart.
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by koboll 7y ago
Those examples don't use literally to mean "literally" (or "figuratively"). Its meaning in those is closer to "pretty much", "as good as", or "almost like". It's more of a metaphor
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The first three grey Q&A boxes on the Harvard response are a pretty devastating rebuttal to the paper. To summarize: - 3 of the 5 meta-analyses reviewed support the consensus on red meat's health dangers - The other 2 are irrelevan
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by koboll 7y ago
If my doctor said "Yes, this is cancer, but it's so small and more likely than not to never become a problem. Come back in two months and we'll check again to make sure it's not becoming a problem", then I would be
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Then why not respond appropriately, and stay aware of cancers but don't treat them until they reach some critical stage? I don't see how intentionally remaining ignorant is helpful.

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