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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
> Now that I’m aware that I spent so much time isolating which function a bugs are in, I now test each function as I write it to make sure they work. He empirically discovered test-driven development!
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
This is what a price on carbon and carbon taxes are intended to address. As the price of use or production of carbon rises, it will spur investment and competition in alternative forms of energy. Further, a tax credit for removing carbon fr
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
The largest fires Australia's ever seen are close. Put those fires in the US and the national conversation will certainly shift...
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
Sure, no process is perfect. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. The multilingual thing sounds like a big problem for people that rely on that. My comment was directed to your other complaints about UX quirks.
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
You still can, obviously. It's simply more probable that I would prefer a site that contains expert analysis of a topic/subject first.
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
One of the biggest. They recently released Sorbet, a gradual type checker for Ruby.
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
The change can be jarring at first, but I honestly prefer the FF dev tools now.
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
I found a UX quirk that bothered me. I documented it, proposed a solution with my own justifications for why it would be better, and submitted a bug report. Feedback from Moz, the work done on it, the patches created, and the release plan f
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
Google knows that when I type 'rails' into their search box I mean Ruby on Rails and gives me relevant results, instead of railroad tracks or hand rails. It's not a big leap to think they'd do that globally for extreme r
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
The wording used in the survey is included in the article. > “the very rich should contribute an extra share of their total wealth each year to support public programs” They included "extra share" and "total wealth".
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
This is a criticism that could be made of every Rogan episode.
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
It seems you misunderstand what scientists are saying and forming an incorrect opinion from that. > I will confess, referring to climate models that are literally estimated projections of future temperatures as "facts", very mu
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but how does this help in the case of a compromised token? Doesn't this assume the attacker hasn't also compromised the refresh token? Presumably, the token and refresh token are both stored in t
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by multiplegeorges 7y ago
Gen IV and V, as well as SMRs[0], are really the only way to replace the baseload power generation we currently get from oil, coal, and natural gas. Solar and wind will be integral to the overall mix, but unless there's a wild breakth
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by multiplegeorges 11y ago
Cool, thanks for the background. Good luck with the site.
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by multiplegeorges 11y ago
Nice looking site. What did doing this in Meteor get you? Why did you go with a framework that focuses primarily on real-time interactions/data streaming? It seems to me this could easily be a Rails app with some simple Angular compone
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by multiplegeorges 12y ago
How is that different than Gmail, or even Hotmail, before this?
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by multiplegeorges 16y ago
Buggy as you say it is, I think this is a great idea and I intend to donate time and use it. Great idea!
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by multiplegeorges 17y ago
thanks!
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We made an app. It helps you send emails and track them. We call it PostageApp.(postageapp.com)
1 points by multiplegeorges 17y ago|2 comments
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by multiplegeorges 17y ago
Just downloaded the lite version. It is easier and more intuitive to use than I initially had thought from watching his YouTube demo. Nice app. A tad sluggish on my 3G, but definitely usable and readable when writing at almost full speed.
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by multiplegeorges 17y ago
Prof. Boahen gave a talk at TED a couple of years ago. This article doesn't really shed any new info on what they are doing. The video is really interesting and contains a simple demo: http://blog.ted.com/2008/07/kwabena_boahen.php