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by lghh 9y ago
> $25k/yr ($12 per hour) for your entire life, you can afford to save $5.5k per year. Man, I'd love to live in a world where that would be possible.
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by lghh 9y ago
Like most people, I'm sure no two conservative billionaires are alike.
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by lghh 9y ago
"Python 4?? People have not even migrated to Python 3 yet!"
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by lghh 9y ago
And covering games after they happen really doesn't help at all for fantasy. I just think the top comment is making assumptions without understanding the landscape.
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by lghh 9y ago
Now I realize that I'm not necessarily the norm, but I'm a long time listener and subscriber to this podcast and a Patreon donor and I don't gamble. I just really like basketball and really like their content. Also, Danny wri
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by lghh 9y ago
Basically, causes are different than effect. A person may have voted for him because of economic promises, but because they thought the tradeoffs on race and gender mattered less than those economic promises they are acting in a way consist
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by lghh 9y ago
> a) I'm a developer, I do not use traditional function keys and would much rather have media keys, etc. Function keys also served as media keys.
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by lghh 9y ago
> Most Democrats think people who voted for Trump did so because they are racist or sexist. Most that I know, myself included, don't think that about people who voted for Trump. I do however think that voting for Trump makes you rac
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by lghh 9y ago
I agree, they are cool to look at but not something I want to live in or through in any way.
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by lghh 9y ago
For many of us, our local lawmakers are more in line the with president than just about anyone.
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by lghh 9y ago
Nobody suggested that we'd all be dead or that the world would be over. In fact, talking about the decline of a country probably means that they expect people to be alive in that country to experience it.
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by lghh 9y ago
What similarities does Swift have to JS at all? There are some with Python, though not many.
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by lghh 9y ago
What does that have to do with ligatures?
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by lghh 9y ago
> Someone living here starts off in a much better position than any foreign entrepreneur. This is an incredibly untrue statement.
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by lghh 9y ago
>Thats upto the business to decide, not you. You choose to not get credit from them if you have objections to how they run their business. Regardless of what the business decides, no, Equifax is not required to assess my credit. If the b
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by lghh 9y ago
If they don't want to, what's the problem? It's more of a hotel than a prison.
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by lghh 9y ago
> Dont you consent to credit reporting when you sign up to get credit, though. No, I consent to allow creditors to do their due diligence to see if I'm a viable candidate for their product. Equifax is not required in this transactio
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by lghh 9y ago
To be clear, I'm not an Equifax customer. I have no business with them, creditors do. I have little to no recourse against them. I can't stop using them. Remember that we are not their customers, we're their product.
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by lghh 9y ago
Most companies operate on systems outside of their control. Windows, MacOS, mobile platforms, etc. Why limit it to discussions if that's a concern? If my company makes iOS applications, having to use MacOS and having to live with the p
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by lghh 9y ago
Not having to manage a server, better history searching, better ux for less technical users, better user metadata, voice and video calling, and lots of other things. I prefer IRC, but the benefits for a business should be pretty clear for a
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by lghh 9y ago
Not to be pedantic, but if you have a 5k line JS app that "wasn't written by programmers" who was it written by? If they wrote and shipped a 5k line JS app, in my eyes they are programmers - but possibly not very good ones.
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by lghh 9y ago
Yeah and that F2P MOBA is one of the most beloved, polished, and competitive games around. I don't understand the comparison to a slot machine. I can't speak to the F2P card game because it does not exist yet.
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by lghh 9y ago
Regardless of if the person performed the crime or how clear it was that they did it, being able to review the algorithm should be their right just as much as it would seem to be if it was a questionable arrest.
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by lghh 9y ago
Freedom of Speech != freedom of speech.
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by lghh 9y ago
VIM and Emacs treat the process of editing text completely different. Atom and VS Code do not.
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by lghh 9y ago
How many rugs does the average person have in their home? Is it in any relation to the amount and shape of furniture? If we shape our tables a certain way, are people more likely to buy our rugs to go with them? What's the average siz
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by lghh 9y ago
I live in and grew up in Oklahoma and every time I hear a horror story about housing in these high-population areas I balk. I have a good, challenging job making what would be poverty-level income in SF but I have a house, a nice car, and c
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by lghh 9y ago
I'm in the same boat as you and have been reading The Web Application Hacker's Handbook that comes in the $1 tier and have been liking it. Bummed I bought it a few weeks ago when it showed up in this.
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by lghh 9y ago
Some of the introductory material in the resource will fill you in on what GraphQL is.
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by lghh 9y ago
Isn't the point of 'about to go mainstream' that they are passed hype and all over Facebook? Mainstream = normalized in this instance.

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