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by notus 8y ago
Popular usage has made them synonymous but the original definition of car that is being used here is not synonymous. Note there are elevator cars, train cars, etc. None of them are road vehicles with four wheels. A car is basically just a c
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by notus 8y ago
The bridge of my nose is shaped weird apparently and it makes most glasses not fit very well, they tend to slide down all the time. I've gone to different places and perplexed the people there trying to help me find something that fit
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by notus 8y ago
Knowing Germany they probably do tbh or at least it wouldn't surprise me if they did
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by notus 8y ago
Well it's a US site that talks mostly about US companies, US tech industry, and other US things. Talking about other countries is more of an exception to the rule than the standard (when discussing things where a country might come up)
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by notus 8y ago
You're conflating car with automobile. Also you don't need any license as it is autonomous.
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by notus 8y ago
Small world indeed. I'm currently urinating on the bus stop outside of that starbucks.
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by notus 8y ago
It's not about the weight, it is that a piece like doesn't really work at its current size.
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by notus 8y ago
Yeah I have to agree with this. I'm getting this vibe from a lot of changes to JS lately. A mess designed to cover another mess and people almost blindly supporting the new mess just because there is some logical rationale for it.
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by notus 8y ago
Ryan Dahl seemed to imply that promises were a necessary pre-requisite for async/await. https://medium.com/@imior/10-things-i-regret-about-node-js-r... I don't have the actual transcript so summarizing based
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by notus 8y ago
The proposed globalThis seems like a hacky solution to a bad problem
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by notus 8y ago
It is interesting there is so much push towards classes now when a big part of the ecosystem (react) is moving away from them with react hooks.
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by notus 8y ago
It seems like this repo has existed for over a year and no commits within the past couple days, I'm not sure what the discussion is supposed to be about when there is just a link to a repo.
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by notus 8y ago
I've heard some people saying that the recent free private repos from github could potentially hurt or impact gitlab. I'm not entirely sure why since it is free stuff and not things you are paying for. Is there any merit to that o
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by notus 8y ago
It is not very surprising when companies behave this way. They act in their own interest which oftentimes aligns with employee interests, but not always. I'm pretty sure the only way to guarantee more ethical behavior is to regulate it
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by notus 8y ago
The price on those are insane for the small size, but they are beautiful
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by notus 8y ago
You expect it to be accurate and repeatable because you haven't looked into getting one.
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by notus 8y ago
It's clearly just an example of people who build their careers. The type of people they are talking about are plenty. If you're going to criticize someones arguments you should criticize the meat of the argument instead of just go
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by notus 8y ago
Why is that hard to believe? When I first started my tech career I was in a similar boat trying to go to interviews with no money in my pocket.
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by notus 8y ago
It doesn't actually say anywhere that they want to kill themselves except for the title. This is bad article. That being said it seems to be implying their depression is higher, stress is higher, and satisfaction is lower. I think the
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by notus 8y ago
They are not using it correctly. Using any should just be a stopgap measure mostly for when you are converting a codebase to Typescript. This is just an example of someone using something because they think they should be using it.
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by notus 8y ago
If someone ever makes an IRL escape room game based off of this ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOTAS ) I will go in a heartbeat.
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by notus 8y ago
I think if the feedback was more along the lines of the teacher getting in touch with the parent to discuss decline in performance or something it might go better for the child. There is something just really indifferent and also ambiguous
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by notus 8y ago
I feel like we are kind of doing a disservice to children by even having grades K-8. I don't really see what the value is in having them. Parents over focus on it and seem to measure their own child's worth based on grades and chi
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by notus 8y ago
I think this observation can resonate with anyone who has struggled with changing a of themselves that is so big it is part of their identity. For example people who are chronically depressed sometimes believe (including myself in the past)
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by notus 8y ago
I personally enjoyed this article and I wish more people would write things like this. Just reading someone eloquently list their thoughts and anxieties about a certain issue really makes you feel not alone if you are going through the same
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by notus 8y ago
Most of the products are pretty terrible or lack innovation. Seems like things I would have found at a sharper image 20 years ago. That being said it doesnt preclude them from success considering electric scooters just became a billion doll
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by notus 8y ago
It's called an example.
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by notus 8y ago
WeWork is exactly the same everywhere, just as you described in the US. It is far too noisy to get any meaningful work done.
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by notus 8y ago
No it isn't and people seem to have this misconception that you cannot be addicted to marijuana or that people who do are of weak character which prevents them from seeking help. It is nowhere near as destructive as some drugs includin
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by notus 8y ago
This is comparable to when you go to a place where you pay before you eat and there is a tip field on the receipt. You simply do not fill it out if you don't want to tip. This is a non-issue. You are perfectly capable of declining to t

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