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You only need the initial seed to restore the full state, provided you can reason your way from there. If you haven't applied yourself to problem solving, then perhaps you might need to memorize the full state.
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Somehow I doubt that these norms for copyright protection would be respected if the shoe were on the other foot.
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I would like to see her expand onto the water with housing barges and eventually decommissioned cruise ships.
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Manhattan Island extension could provide homes for 250k people
(dezeen.com)
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1y ago
Could be from lower usage.
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Worker productivity has consistently increased, yet workers are struggling to support their families or delaying having a family, because they cannot meet the cost of living. Instead of looking towards the inflation of the monetary base as
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And it is telling that a certain flavor of partisan is finds it novel. "No Matter Who Is President, Don’t Trust Government Data" >There isn’t clear, undeniable evidence that officials at the BLS are editing or making up the job
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I always find these stories to be inspiring. Someone took what is otherwise a simple task (swimming) and did the amazing. It is a testament to what is possible for those who are driven to achieve results.
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1y ago
Original title: "Nepal’s prime minister resigns following violent protests against social media ban and corruption"
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Nepal's PM resigns following protests against social media ban and corruption
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Yes, that would be a compelling change. Like a language agnostic HotJava platform. We're overdue for a more coherent approach, from the bottom up.
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Kei cars are designed to be primarily city cars. I'm sure there are many areas where it would lack in comparison to a modern vehicle. It is based on an old racing design from the creator of Lotus. The focus was always on power to weigh
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I felt that this was notable because the mileage is achieved with a Suzuki K-car engine and simplicity, rather than a more complex hybrid drive train.
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Caterham Seven 160 achieves 57.6mpg (24.5kml)
(greencarguide.co.uk)
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A batteries included standard lib included with the runtime is one approach. Yes, you would know upfront the version which the browser implements. From there you could dynamically load a polyfill or prompt the user to upgrade. Alternatively
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There's also the option of including that standard lib with the runtime.
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Things like this are good illustrations as to why many feel that the entire JS ecosystem is broken. Even if you have a standard lib included in a language, you wouldn't expect a bigger binary because of the standard lib. The JS solutio
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It isn't uncommon in crypto ecosystems for the core foundation to shovel slop libraries on application developers.
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I'm often surprised at the number of JS experts who struggle with the basics of the browser API. Instead of reasoning through the problem, many will reach for a framework or library.
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I'm happy to elaborate if you can be more precise with your question.
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Perhaps it isn't as popular as some tropes would suggest. Those who would buy influence would prefer state interventions in the market to benefit their interests, rather than an open playing field. The best way to sell those interventi
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>This would seem to imply that the established internet, what we had before this relenting, was somehow left wing. I would omit the left-wing characterization as a debatable generalization. Perhaps it would be better described as the sp
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More and more parallels to Peronist econ are emerging in the US. All that is missing is a rationalization of taxes on exports. Both sides of the aisle seem opposed to laissez-faire liberalism.
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Failed central planning, excessive barriers to commerce, rent seeking bureaucrats and other anti-market forces. Paradoxically, poverty as an outcome of economic mismanagement is used to rationalize further interventions.
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>GUI apps have struggled with this as well And when we made mistakes there, it was usually because we took short cuts instead of respecting clean abstractions. >So you have to think of all the machinery to change as few DOM nodes as p
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>That's true, but state management became such a big problem because of the trend of SPAs and fat clients. I find it strange that so many developers struggle to maintain the state of a page. Then they turn to "magic" frame
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>In Ireland, people work to live, but too many Americans live to work. If you ask someone in Ireland to tell you about themselves, you will probably find out what county they are from, what sports they follow, and even their position on
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Even if we take the empirical claims from highly partisan sources at face value, obvious axiomatic problems remain. AI employment doom, like other forms of neoluddism is predicated on a zero-sum view of economics. As an example, consider th
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This, and separation of concerns. HTML stays in HTML or your preferred SSR template where it belongs. Another reason I like <template> is the ease of prototyping. A very straightforward approach is to mock up your HTML+CSS with placeh
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Didn't you find the verbose style readable when you opened a project after a long time? For me the time spent coding is the last step. The more important task is always in identifying a problem worth solving and formulating what I hope
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