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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Very nice. The relationship graph flickers too much when I move the mouse over it. Consider adding an animated fade.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Meanwhile the US is spending billions to cancel renewable energy. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/climate/offshore-wind-gas...
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
That's a difference without a distinction. In both cases Trump let her out of jail.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
You are asking if it was necessary to protect Liz Cheney? Have you not seen the lengths to which Trump is going to punish Comey? Trump even fired Bondi because she was ineffective in targeting his opponents.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
There are two types here: (1) Pardons for crimes not yet committed. (2) Pardons for crimes committed, but not yet convicted. The first type will allow the pardoned to commit a crime in the future for free, which obviously should not be allo
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Are you able to track repeat pardons of the same offender? If not you have a bug. https://pardonned.com/pardon/details/adriana-isabel-camberos... Adriana Camberos was in fact pardoned twice. In 2021, convicted fra
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Also checkout https://www.doltgres.com/
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
That email is as Satoshi as any other Satoshi email.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
I don't see any evidence of a scam.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Yeah, Redux is another big mistake I stayed away from. "Line after line of throat clearing and pseduostructure", as one developer put it [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15342764
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Here it is: https://gnusha.org/pi/bitcoindev/6EC9DDF352DC4838AE9B088AB37... Satoshi came to Adam's rescue when it seemed like Adam is going to fail to prevent the fork.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Did you miss the part where Satoshi came to Adam's rescue, to thwart big blocks? https://gnusha.org/pi/bitcoindev/6EC9DDF352DC4838AE9B088AB37...
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Not everyone likes hooks. Class components may have issues, but if hooks are the solution I'll stay with class components, thank you very much!
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
You are right, there are some FP features in JavaScript. But the way it is used in the predominant UI framework (namely React) is definitely breaks FP, see https://mckoder.medium.com/why-react-is-not-functional-b1ed1...
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
You can use React in an MVC framework, with React used to implement the 'V' in MVC. You can use class components, and the code becomes extremely simple. Business logic is moved to 'M' layer (models) and the 'C'
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism all work fine with JavaScript classes. OOP works just fine. What doesn't work in JavaScript is functional programming.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Even as Trump was threatening to wipe out Iran’s civilization unless Tehran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, he was actively looking for a way out of the crisis. Trump then got Pakistan to post a fake plea to himself on X [1]. A few h
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
What is stunning here is that some people think Trump has a reasonable strategy. What works in the business world is not the appropriate approach when working with other nations. When you threaten to kill an entire civilization, that damage
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
The strait is not open, Trump is pretending it is, to save face. Iran is charging $2M per ship, which will net them $90B and that is significantly higher than their oil revenue ($60B). Plus they get to keep their enriched uranium. Yes they
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Stone age is old news. The latest threat is that an entire civilization will die. And yes, US backed down -- TACO Trump shows up again.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Love it. But there is a significant usability issue: Lack of signifier (aka affordance). How do I known when something is zoomable? Because there is no signifier, I am frequently disappointed when I click on something and it turns out it is
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
All spreadsheets used to run in your terminal, in the old days. You can still download one here and I wouldn't be surprised if it still works: https://winworldpc.com/product/quattro-pro/4x
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Go to https://copilot.com and ask a question. You can see from the answer that it is clearly for entertainment only. Three years ago Microsoft was considered a leader for having the foresight to invest in OpenAI. Today they are
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
No they sell it directly: https://theworknumber.com/solutions/industries/pre-employmen... The Work Number is in fact Equifax.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Here's the US version of the same page: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-ai-edge-gallery/id67496... The design quality is still poor. But that's the new Apple. Design is no longer one of their c
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Copilot is just Microsoft's term for AI. How many products have Copilot? Just about all of them.
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Keep in mind that employers have to pay $100,000 in visa fees (in addition to competitive salaries) for each H-1B visa. Clearly these immigrants are not undercutting US workers. It is $100K cheaper to hire a US worker.
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Hello, World - NASA(nasa.gov)
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
Thank you for the great explanation. But SQL isn't as dynamically typed as you suggest. If a column is defined as DECIMAL(8, 2), it would be surprising for some values in that column to be strings. RDBMSs are expected to provide data i
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by lateforwork 6mo ago
> where all values are subclasses of a single superclass I don't understand this. By values do you mean a row (in database terms)? I don't understand what that has to do with rigid typing. Lack of rigid typing has two issues,

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