lucasmullens

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by lucasmullens 5y ago
No one encounters 10 misplaced scooters in a 3-4 minute walk, and it would take under a minute to move a single scooter. That's a very unrealistic hypothetical.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Well, if either number ends in a 0, the product will end in a 0, so that's almost 20% of the cases right there. And if you get any even number and a number ending in 5 you'll get a product ending with 0 also, so 24-31% total sound
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> You can then ask if they could show a random internal document that they worked on. > If the content includes sensible data you always ask them to strip-out references, names, or numbers. I would be pretty taken aback if someone ask
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
I think Wordle is in part about how fast you can solve it, not just if you can.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
You can, but knowing a certain property on the web component is an integer isn't easy with static analysis alone. Somehow you need some more rigid way to declare types to guarantee all generated components can be strongly typed.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
So this seems to be a wrapper around web components, which might make web components easier to use in frameworks. By providing types, one could build a generator that takes a Block and creates a strongly-typed React/Vue/Svelte com
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Aren't basic operational rules laws? How are there rules that aren't laws?
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
In California you only need an 80% on the written test to pass. And if I remember right you can retake it the same day. To phrase that another way, you can be wrong about 20% of the driving laws and still drive. They should raise the bar.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
This was created today. Why are you sharing it already? I can't tell what it is, and the READMEs for both repos barely say anything.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
What's the use-case for this? Hopefully not for commenting code. This only seems to be able to explain syntax, which seems pretty useless for anyone who isn't new to the language they're using. Am I missing something?
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this article. It's like saying the web is centralized because everyone has to use the same web technologies. Decentralization is about how many people have control, not about how many choices in technolog
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> fix this already They did.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
You sent Amazon an empty box? It's still their fault, but sending back an empty box and issuing a chargeback usually aren't the first things I try to get refunds from Amazon. Their support chat is usually pretty willing to give yo
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> When the European Union conducted a poll 3 years ago, 4,6 million people answered. That is less than one percent (!) of the European population, which is evidence that the overwhelming majority of people just don't care. I'm
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> Prefix your commit message with R for refactoring and C for the other kind of changes No one would know what R and C mean, and I'd have to teach that to the whole team. Just use the word "Refactor" if you're refacto
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Some extensions aren't available, such as GitLens.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> What if I cancel my subscription? I'm not sure you can charge people for what amounts to a <textarea> that makes a git commit. Seems like you're sharing this a bit early, since there's only one app despite the FAQ
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Maybe MSFT is already locked in to the profits from the deal, regardless of delays?
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Of course they support an opt-in model, they can't really choose to not support it. The "free trial" can just be the app giving you all the features for a week, and then the app can prompt you to sign up (opt-in) for a subscr
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
I think you're disagreeing if your takeaway is to keep the door closed.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> At that point the recommended approach is to replace the entire component by using the key property. Where did you hear that? React.Component has both props and state and both seem to work pretty well together, and you definitely don&#
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Where are you getting that number from? "something like" makes it sound like you're just guessing. Just the differences between men and women alone account for 500cal/day, so it would likely be substantially more at the
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
It's okay to talk about the past even if things still exist in the present.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
I agree, but they could always acquire some search startup.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
> By far the most satisfying part was buying a house each for my friends and family. How did you decide who made the cut-off of being a "friend"? Seems like every acquaintance you ever had would suddenly become a fake friend if
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Maybe, but with new cars being sold for above MSRP, that natural price cap is rising.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
What? There's multiple full states in the way. What would that even accomplish?
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
I have no way of knowing if this was rolled out to 100% of users, or if they updated their embedded tweets to use the font. But more importantly I just want to see a side-by-side comparison.
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
More tweet-based journalism. Isn't there a better article somewhere that actually shows the font?
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by lucasmullens 5y ago
Thanks, judging by the thread I'm not the only one who got confused by that. Thanks for the clarification.

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