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by methodin 9y ago
I used it for almost two years for a variety of reasons - primarily it forces you to be a better cook and cook a much larger range of recipes than you would select on your own. Eventually I had a stockpile of recipes from them to pull off o
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by methodin 9y ago
Willfully putting bugs in code is ridiculous - that alone would be grounds for firing. The OPs concern about ethics has made his actions unethical that would otherwise not be.
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by methodin 9y ago
Just got into rust a couple weeks ago - thanks for pointing out Tango. Had no idea what it was until it finally clicked. Pretty awesome!
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by methodin 9y ago
Governments ran by algorithms
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by methodin 9y ago
I can't help but think to myself "it's faster because I don't have to erroneously click out or onto this obnoxious popup ad"
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by methodin 9y ago
I always assumed the frunk was way more useful than a roofrack
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by methodin 9y ago
Have you considered other areas in tech like Project Management, where technical skills are an added-benefit?
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by methodin 9y ago
What's the reason all of these start with very specific phones? Assuming you have a rooted phone running recent Android, what is the blocker for having something like this running? Why only Nexus devices?
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by methodin 9y ago
We are, by nature, gluttons and that gluttony is insatiable in whatever infinite forms it takes (expansion, desire, fame, being the first, etc...) Explains pretty much our entire history.
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by methodin 9y ago
My phone is a computer. My chromebook is a screen attached to a computer. My desktop is a monitor attached to a computer. My work laptop is a screen attached to a computer. My tablet is a screen attached to a computer. Why do I need so many
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by methodin 9y ago
I disagree - data convergence is already here if you want it. Device/UI convergence is the pinnacle of everything to me. Meaning my phone should be able to power everything from a laptop shell to a monitor. That was the exciting part,
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by methodin 10y ago
I enjoy that the concept of Hello World engulfs a full-stack deployment. Every one of these dependencies has a Hello World and the fact that people might not be aware of them is a real problem.
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by methodin 10y ago
A little reminiscent to me of experiences at restaurants. An otherwise excellent restaurant can be completely ruined experience-wise by a bad server. Ultimately your opinion is attached to the institution even though its liaisons are (perha
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by methodin 10y ago
For the most part all software/hardware combinations are pretty solid for a majority of users. Those that required very specific things - obviously not. Hell I'm a developer and switched to Chromebooks since I only need a browser
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by methodin 10y ago
I find it difficult to believe that your livelihood depends solely on the specific combination of apps you mentioned. It doesn't even seem like you've actually tried any of these apps yet call them inferior? Inferior how? That&#x2
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by methodin 10y ago
I can only imagine the nightmare attempting to explain to non-tech folks why it's good to give away the code they are writing.
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by methodin 10y ago
Dunno I'd see it easily being adopted in apartment parking garages "$150 a month gets you unlimited car charging!"
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by methodin 11y ago
I'm curious if local governments will give subsidies to aid in distribution of such devices - many places have issues with the power grid.
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by methodin 12y ago
Aside from the obvious factors like desire and technical ability, the single greatest motivator to being an excellent programmer is the pursuit of perfection while simultaneously understanding that it is impossible. Building something that
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by methodin 12y ago
It seems plausible that our DNA hosts a myriad of capable dormant viruses than be triggered by some external activator (or binder), much the same way we have receptors for plants found in the wild (cannabis, nicotine etc...). It also seems
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Amazon Pantry(amazon.com)
3 points by methodin 12y ago|0 comments
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by methodin 12y ago
I still haven't found a really good use case for blocking UI - what are some?
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by methodin 12y ago
Like any MVC platform, there are tools in place to handle the V. If those tools were not used properly, and hacked, then it could indeed result in poor HTML.
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by methodin 12y ago
I'd seriously consider not quitting like that. It is never good to burn a bridge because you never know what will happen in the future. If you can stomach it for two weeks that's ideal for everyone. At any moment two weeks ago you
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by methodin 13y ago
A new Wu-tang album is truly an event, and deserves to be treated as such.
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by methodin 13y ago
This was a terrible article. The bulk of it was talking about jQuery with a final few sentences alluding to "angular is hard" with no substance or reasoning. Personally I find the angular concept easy to follow with the only hard
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by methodin 13y ago
I am curious exactly where the sentiment that passion for an idea, and the success thereafter, has to come from the sacrifice of everything else in your life. Is this simply propagated through the romantic biographies of the few people who
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by methodin 13y ago
"Bad language" is subjective, just like practically all discussions on this topic.
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by methodin 13y ago
"Find a person who can sell me both this pen and a pen that does not yet exist"
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by methodin 13y ago
Unit tests suck if you are not writing proper testable code to begin. If your classes and objects are not written to be separate from each other to a decent degree any change has widespread effects. When you are properly componentizing your

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