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by lugg 9y ago
Brackets inline editor comes to mind. Just replace CSS definitions with function definitions (I think it might already do this for ?) The zooming functionality you're thinking about probably wouldn't be very practical. (Zooming in
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by lugg 9y ago
That's a good idea but I suspect you're being a little hard on a guy that went to the expense and clear trouble of getting something like this made, dropping the coin and then sharing the story for us to pick apart. I doubt anyone
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by lugg 9y ago
I believe that is intentional. Sentence missing from the blog post is still up on the reddit post[1]: > Here's the end result. If the video tingles your weeaboo senses, that's intentional, as I want clearly uninterested people
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by lugg 9y ago
Does sideEffects do what I suspect: prevents global scope modification, e.g. setting window.$ = jQuery ? And even jQuery itself I guess? I'm not really up to speed on this side of things so I'd like to hear you and other view poin
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by lugg 9y ago
> I cannot really validate this claim either as I don't ask people who much they are paid. You should start. The only people who don't like you talking about compensation is your employer. Well, that and a society full of peopl
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by lugg 9y ago
For clarification I just assumed that if you could support a modern University attendence you by definition had a population density that far exceeds what I would call rural. (Next house miles away) In other words, small town or city, neith
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by lugg 9y ago
What's the problem? I guess you could argue that in today's world you shouldn't have to move to a city to get a higher education. But the truth is, even with improved remote offerings students will still flock to larger citie
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by lugg 9y ago
Is that people from rural areas or just people in rural areas? Because less people in higher education in rural areas shouldn't suprise anyone. People generally move or commute to cities for higher education and that isn't really
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by lugg 9y ago
I suspect that will include game time tokens for WoW that can be then sold for ingame currency or used for gametime. They also basically converted a big chunk of their subscribers to pure mtx players with that move further muddying the sign
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by lugg 9y ago
"Stop losing your mind" is clever but hard to grok. Maybe "Stop employee brain drain"? That would at least be relatable to people who have heard the phrase brain drain before.
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by lugg 9y ago
I'd advise against single machine container deployment. You'll hit big problems the day you need to horizontally scale. If you're going to dockerize, at least spread things over a two node swarm so you find these issues early
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by lugg 9y ago
$15 / month. Kind of not even worth thinking about when you're a developer and should be internally billing yourself for $100/hour+.
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by lugg 9y ago
I suspect the nature of things just leads to that even if they have multiple big upstreams. If bing offers up the best results most of the time DDG will, as a result, offer up bing results most of the time. "Best results" easily d
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by lugg 9y ago
I suspect they're referring to the fact that it is? (Well, Bing and 400+ other engines) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckDuckGo https://web.archive.org/web/20150124074006/https:/&#x
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by lugg 9y ago
It's normal for some people. I've tried everything. Two things finally helped me: understanding, and that one neat trick. Understanding: Understanding yourself is important later, but for now, it helps if you understand procrastin
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by lugg 9y ago
I found it to be an odd mix, some was just simply them finally getting around to fixing problems employees have been complaining about. But then other times it was blatantly aimed at pushing people out of the company. Management now aims to
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by lugg 9y ago
Post sounded like they picked up promises over the weekend and didn't like how it broke their C# mold. Quite a few points didn't make any sense or simply showed misunderstanding around how and why promises are what they are. >
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by lugg 9y ago
Exactly what do newspapers and cable news have in common with each other that Facebook doesn't?
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by lugg 9y ago
I think you're both wrong. First, population is about to plateau regardless of fertility studies. Secondly, current quality of life trends do not prove or disprove APs point about sustainability. Thirdly, evidence we have too many huma
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by lugg 9y ago
https://report.nih.gov/categorical_spending.aspx 2016 numbers because recent ones make me cry. Infertility: 86m Birth /infant health: 240m SIDS: 16m Not sure I see the misallocation.
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by lugg 9y ago
He has a lot of good videos out there but this is the one specifically covering Africa / population predictions and the misconceptions / dated knowledge. https://youtu.be/FACK2knC08E
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by lugg 9y ago
Found your counter interesting so looked up this[1]. We already have the tech to do selection as above but it is cost prohibitive to produce the number of embryos required to do it at scale. Where you misunderstood was that this is selectio
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by lugg 9y ago
Because sex, drugs, and rock and roll is what sells. Moderation does not. You can engage people about polarising issues incredibly easily and more importantly, it takes seconds. Engaging a population in thoughtful discussion about the merit
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by lugg 9y ago
Without adblock, google died a decade ago.
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by lugg 9y ago
Heh, I felt PayPal has been playing catch up for years now. Cocky maybe, certainly not stagnant.
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by lugg 9y ago
Curious why swarm isn't in that list. How many services / nodes are you managing? I found the docker swarm learning curve to be very sharp but plateaued super quick, maybe a month of reading docs and bug reports then I was up to s
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by lugg 9y ago
Now? If you spend enough they always have.
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by lugg 9y ago
Problem being investors do listen to these metrics and nobody really knows how bad the noise is in that data being shared. I 100% guarantee twitter knows the exact ratio of real to unreal users and their content. They're also trying to
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by lugg 9y ago
This doesn't mean a company Tumblr's size can ignore it. Reddit, Google, Facebook, et al all need to consider these things as they operate. I'm not saying they can't skirt the laws a little bit and get away with it, all
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by lugg 9y ago
Nah, we'd just have check boxes and a submit at the bottom of the page and we'd call it UX.

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