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msane
11y ago
Even closer to Angular's: - T3 Services -> Angular Services - T3 Modules -> Angular Modules As for behaviors, they seem closer to the Controller concept in both frameworks, rather than mixin.
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msane
12y ago
You are right - we now know that half of the heat in the core is from fission!
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12y ago
The fund in the article is clearly not using 2 and 20. I don't have a big issue with 2 and 20. It is the prerogative of both parties in the contract to come up with a more reasonable number for mega-funds. The issue with this fund is g
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msane
12y ago
You have a very different kind of logic it seems...
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msane
12y ago
That's not reasoning that's just being sarcastic. Increasing seismic activity... Why not?
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msane
12y ago
So, can anyone cite any reasoning suggesting that we aren't going to trigger the Yellowstone Supervolcano with fraking? Just curious.
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msane
12y ago
The "significant" list is a bit biased. Also Struts but no Spring?
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msane
12y ago
Yes but how will I smell them?? hmm app idea. There could be places like that... one could be in several spaces, like chatrooms/channels. Most lobbies on the internet are filled with noobs and cat memes though...
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msane
12y ago
So what is this giant open space going to look like when people begin to work VR displays primarily? When most people work with opaque glasses silent and staring off... (co?)incidentally that could make such a room almost bearable as a wo
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msane
12y ago
The number and the article is also almost a year old.
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12y ago
> those that own and operate motorcycles are 67% more likely to be involved in illegal or criminal activity than those that do not own or operate a motorcycle. The FBI deals with crime at scale, and they use statistics all the time t
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msane
12y ago
"I know, how are you going to test touch screen interactions if you don't have a surface pro 3?" I hear that at the water cooler every day.
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12y ago
If you're a computer person who grew up in the 80's or 90's, you probably understand a lot about the history of the industry, especially on Apple, Microsoft and the internet. But if you happen to know only a little about PARC
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msane
12y ago
So you're saying that drug laws are responsible for making him put a hit on someone?
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msane
12y ago
So you're saying the justice system has some flaw(s) which make it not "congruent with morality", not being specific, so it's ok to put hits out on people?
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msane
12y ago
One brainstorming technique is to stare deeply into your desktop background and say what come to mind.
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msane
12y ago
Yes, you're right. It's my fault for not pitching in. I should have worked my way in to the core team and fixed it myself, rather than selecting one of the other performant frameworks available. > the stability and reliability
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msane
12y ago
I needed improvements in Ember's rendering performance a year ago, back when performance improvements were already behind schedule. A situation which still remains in production Ember today: http://youtu.be/z5e7kWSHWTg?
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msane
12y ago
Great book / series
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msane
12y ago
The Economist normally does this. To give levity to subject matter which is normally wonkish I suppose.
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msane
12y ago
Is this a formal way of saying "curve fitting" a model for a given training set?
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msane
12y ago
I predict that some cities will eventually desire persistent aerial surveillance systems like http://www.baesystems.com/product/BAES_162772/ARGUS-IS for many reasons, this being one. The best way to tell who is op
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12y ago
I like the insight that air breathing animals have stronger energy input systems than those with gills. Respiration in mammals is an energy system evolved for land, where the constraints involve 5 degrees of freedom and normal g. The ocean
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msane
12y ago
Fancy string
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12y ago
This was the first thing I noticed as well. I believe it still runs on diesel. It seems like they wanted to solve all the other issues before moving on to making things quieter and smaller. If you look at the latest ATLAS iteration it is al
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msane
12y ago
> will completely change your ideas about religion Sort of presumptive.
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12y ago
Do you really think, we do have cause to worry about ELIZA after all?
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12y ago
Forget Atlas, it's all about Valkyrie.
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12y ago
Nice try, AI
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12y ago
Most of this seems a bit personal and a bit of a surprise from PPK. The first few paragraphs are trying to convince you that Angular isn't popular and isn't meant for cool people. You don't need to consult Google Trends to se
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