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by lhnz 8y ago
My wife had her phone robbed from her in this way in Canonbury (N5) 2 years ago. It was very scary for her since they went up onto the curb and pushed her onto the tarmack as they grabbed it. It happened at around 6am in the morning at most
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by lhnz 8y ago
You're right. It doesn't make sense unless there are many people at Google that prefer sexual harassment to people that think and say the wrong things. Either that or Damore just had less social standing than this person and there
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by lhnz 8y ago
Are you speaking from personal experience or is this just what you've heard elsewhere? I've still not reached the point where more money hasn't increased my happiness, however I'm definitely making far more than an above
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by lhnz 8y ago
It's strange because I've worked at one of the bank's mentioned for the last year and haven't heard of a single relocation. I think that it might be overblown or not affecting technology departments. I would have also th
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by lhnz 8y ago
> I know multiple people who have interned at Trading companies > - all making more than $9k a month - working on > optimizing React rendering for tables. They have > solutions that are amazing and wonderful because
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by lhnz 8y ago
I can type `console.log(blah)` into a text file and hit save much faster than I can search for the same file within Chrome right-click and then come up with a working conditional breakpoint dependent on the context around it and type this i
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by lhnz 8y ago
My recommendation is to read through this: https://github.com/reactjs/react-basic
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What are others saying it shows?
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True, but it is more effective than doing nothing.
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by lhnz 8y ago
Why not automate this? Create a user with an extremely unusual password and create a script that logs them in once an hour. Use another script to grep the logs for this unusual password, and if it appears fire an alert. Security reviews are
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by lhnz 9y ago
I guess I would do it, because I could then be explicit about the differences between the two, and explicit about how I would decode something if it was indeterminate.
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by lhnz 9y ago
Why not create a transformation function which uses some heuristics to take a non-compliant sort-of-CSV and turn it into a CSV. Doing so doesn't mean that it is CSV, it just means you can parse it.
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by lhnz 9y ago
Are you sure about that? If that's the case, what do you think this means: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=821270
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by lhnz 9y ago
I've noticed this in teams, too. Sometimes there is something which is clear to everybody, but which needs the right person to say it, in order for it to have the necessary gravitas to be followed. I think a lot of people need authorit
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by lhnz 9y ago
Why? He is fundamentally correct. If you are rich and decide to stop hiring people from your community to build extensions to your already large house, then the money is just going to be pooling in your over-sized bank account: potentially
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by lhnz 9y ago
> The problem with Pinker's optimism isn't that > it's wrong. If you look at aggregate statistics > everything is getting better. The problem is > that the distribution of that wealth is shifting >
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by lhnz 9y ago
If this really works and you can't do this legally it will be done by governments covertly. I find it difficult to believe it had a real impact though. I think they are just enjoying notoriety.
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by lhnz 9y ago
You're not entirely wrong in that there is a tongue-in-cheek aspect. However there is also a serious tone and shared set of beliefs. Take a look at this for example: https://twitter.com/r_neoliberal/status/974
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by lhnz 9y ago
Argument by authority isn't fallacious in this instance. If you are powerful and interconnected with government then the way that you use political terms has a large impact on their meaning. One of the most powerful think-tanks in the
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by lhnz 9y ago
My point is "they don't participate if it's inherently smearing". They are careful about their public selves. This means that they must believe it has become defendable.
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by lhnz 9y ago
The point isn't to wow you with credentials. The point is that your previous insistence that this definition isn't correct or common is absurd. That post rehabilitated neoliberalism. There is now a community of people that use the
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by lhnz 9y ago
Participation by elites in a group that might at one point have had negative connotations is a sign of it being rehabilitated.
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by lhnz 9y ago
Who do you believe is rediscovering a 30 year old term here? Have you heard of the Adam Smith Institute? It is a neoliberal think-tank and over the years many of its policies have been adopted by the UK. That blog post was written by the ex
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by lhnz 9y ago
I don't agree with you on this. I think that the existence of the AMA itself proves that at least in some circles you can.
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by lhnz 9y ago
That's not what it means here. The label was rehabilitated by Sam Bowman back in 2016: https://medium.com/@s8mb/im-a-neoliberal-maybe-you-are-too-b... Basically used here to describe a politics which is fond of ma
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by lhnz 9y ago
I currently sleep in a room with zero natural light. I can't tell you whether this makes me more or less likely to be depressed (I think it pales in comparison to other things in my life), however I do always keep a low light on -- wit
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by lhnz 9y ago
I reckon even morality is affected by personality. I can imagine that it will be much easier to teach my future children to fight against vices that I've had to deal with, than to pass on morality or knowledge that came absolutely natu
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by lhnz 9y ago
> You would still be able to pass on your knowledge and > attempt to create a better version of yourself That depends on how much you believe children to be a blank slate which can be equally imprinted with knowledge. If you
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by lhnz 9y ago
This misinterprets what I'm saying. Which is: people that focus on perfection are too often working diligently on their own, sweating details which are unimportant to the quality of the outcome. I frequently meet people that believe th
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by lhnz 9y ago
Obsessing over minutiae won't help you to see the bigger picture. I think it's important to show your work early, in order that others can feedback. It's very easy to perfectly create something but to make some fundamental mi

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