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by kylestlb 8y ago
I hear you. I'm sure a lot of other people lurking here agree as well.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
It's funny that memoization is some conceptual model for react but that's what compilers have been doing for ever and ever.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
If I need to google something JS or HTML related my query is usually "mdn ____".
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by kylestlb 9y ago
The standards have also changed, as well as the language itself!
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by kylestlb 9y ago
This is in no way unique to The Daily Show or The Colbert Report (both of which were on a Comedy channel, but I digress). Lots of TV news programs are attempting to curate your opinion based on carefully cherry picked nuggets of information
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Cost of living in the bay area is insane right now. You won't find a single family home under 1 million dollars on the peninsula or the entire south bay with the exception of deep east san jose and east palo alto (but even that is cha
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by kylestlb 9y ago
The article actually mentions the index funds phenomenon; they become less diverse when 20 million people are buying into the same 'asset class' (index funds being an asset class). They consider it one of the potential warning s
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by kylestlb 9y ago
The PEOPLE VS COUNTRY graph is a little concerning. Household wealth rising faster than USA GDP. Is there some normal, boring reason why this would happen?
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Awesome Vue has a good list of many vue resources: https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I use a customized version of the emacs plugin in VSCode and I'm able to use most of the familiar keyboard shortcuts.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I use VS Code and enjoy it very much. However, for some reason the git diff visualizer doesn't really work anymore - I have to re-open the IDE to get it to show new changes to saved files. Anyone else have this issue?
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Even though flying throughout the US is much easier and cheaper than to India and back? Tons of companies already use talent from other countries to create products, the lack of remote work hasn't stopped them.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I agree with all of this, and I think megacities would be fine if the US had adequate public transit that actually goes to places where people live and work.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I really hope the economy shifts toward remote work as the standard (at least in the career tracks where it is possible). The ever increasing share of higher jobs moving to metropolitan regions will continue to make the places on this list
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by kylestlb 9y ago
You can tell this is legit because they didn't mention using MSN. :)
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by kylestlb 9y ago
As to your first paragraph, many companies and founders would say the the same thing, no? "We want to change the world by doing X (through their business)". Also, what other metric for success is there in the current culture of
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by kylestlb 9y ago
My 7th grade 'computers' class was basically a HyperCard course. It was amazing and I made a cool choose-your-own-adventure game.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
It would be interesting to study what other activities trigger 'response learning' - I would imagine most sports?
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Which neighborhood, or at least, which region of the US?
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by kylestlb 9y ago
If you read the article, it certainly isn't too sympathetic to the millenial home-seeker. It is mostly neutral to both the buying and selling side. At one point they almost paint him as a hipster by describing what he's wearing
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I don't think the article is making that point. It is illustrating how difficult it is for people to both buy and sell homes when the overall supply in some impacted areas is down. It would be interesting to see data on how many peopl
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by kylestlb 9y ago
If you think 'establishment' means having vanilla PR, sure. But he is as establishment-minded as the rest of them. Appointing big oil CEO to sec of state, ultra neocon pro-corporation judge to the supreme court, extremely pro ch
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Can you really say 'the establishment' is somehow masterminding anything, when the President of the USA will likely go on twitter to shame Google for what they've done?
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by kylestlb 9y ago
FYI, Two-way binding in VueJS isn't about parent-child communication. It's about binding to input fields and other interactive HTML elements: "You can use the v-model directive to create two-way data bindings on form input a
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Everything? Here is what the recommended use of two-way binding does in VueJS: "You can use the v-model directive to create two-way data bindings on form input and textarea elements. It automatically picks the correct way to update th
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by kylestlb 9y ago
According to their Jobs API page, CareerBuilder is an alpha customer (for the API).
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Aggregating the glassdoor/indeed/etc scores at the bottom of the posting is a nice little feature. Excited to see this grow.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
I worked in a department at one of the largest tech companies that only developed custom, complex Excel plugins. It wasn't my cup of tea but there's definitely a lot of expertise out there.
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by kylestlb 9y ago
Looks like they're using Vuex ( https://github.com/vuejs/vuex ) It's a nice library, I've used it for a few projects.
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by kylestlb 10y ago
An 8 minute seizure is really, really bad. That was probably very close to fatal.

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