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by pauljaworski 8y ago
I feel like removing helmets from the game entirely would actually be safer than improving helmets. The helmet just creates this false sense of safety that encourages using your head as a point of contact.
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Hiking the PCT with the Elastic Stack(elastic.co)
1 points by pauljaworski 8y ago|0 comments
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The Evolution of The New York Times Tech Stack(stackshare.io)
6 points by pauljaworski 8y ago|0 comments
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The Evolution of The New York Times Tech Stack(stackshare.io)
5 points by pauljaworski 8y ago|0 comments
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Experts Explain: What Is DevOps?(stackshare.io)
6 points by pauljaworski 8y ago|1 comments
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by pauljaworski 9y ago
That was not my experience. I spent 3 weeks in Iceland, and only met one person who was not fluent in English (even they were plenty conversational). You're right that Akureyri is not a small town for Iceland, though.
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Instagram has bad engineers.
1 points by pauljaworski 9y ago|0 comments
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
What's the significance of the n? It looks like a typo.
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
In addition to what the others have said, black tar is essentially heroin that is made by skipping a few of the steps in the "standard" heroin synthesis process. Whichever cartel controls West Coast distribution decided that was g
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Fentanyl is actually being synthesized by the Mexican cartels now and added to the heroin before it even makes it to the street dealers. It's getting really crazy.
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
The Midwest/East Coast really need this, since that is where all the powder, fentanyl-laced heroin goes. People are dropping like flies in those regions of the country, while I would imagine the West Coast, where black tar heroin is so
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
I had the good fortune of learning yoga from a teacher whose core focus was on the breath. He taught this technique and other breathing techniques first and foremost before any movements ever came into play. The difference in the relaxation
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
It would be a pretty powerful move if the big tech companies all participated in a blackout of their sites/services in protest.
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
I'm very lucky to have started learning programming before these companies were figuring out their business models. I took the very first Udacity courses when they were completely free and was able to launch my career as a software eng
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
About me - I got hired as the founding engineer of a startup, designed and built 80% of an entire consumer facing app by myself, learning a ton along the way. I'm very proud of what I accomplished and think that it is a very solid app
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Is it just me or does this comment make no sense at all?
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
This is literally the only way I've gotten job offers. I'm a very competent programmer, but when I'm asked to solve some silly puzzle with someone staring over my shoulder, I freeze under pressure and can not think at all. Lu
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
This is what makes Eslint so great. If you extend Airbnb's (or write your own very strict) config, it will really enforce best practices for things like this. I think running eslint --fix will even change your "let"s to &quot
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Yep! My next camera purchase is the X-T2. I can't wait!
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Compact mirrorless cameras are the big third category you're missing, I think. They're the perfect mix of quality, portability, and discreetness, which makes them excellent for travel and street photography. The Fuji X series are
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
I think the majority of the owners of this camera will be popular Instagram photographers who are being paid to use them... and maybe a handful of their diehard, "aspiring photographer" followers.
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Get off my lawn!
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Thank you for this. It's an odd mistake, since brogues are so easily identifiable.
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
This was my first thought as well. Does Udacity own or have rights to the code developed by students taking this course?
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
It is absolutely relevant, since you're criticising his stack. Even if it wasn't, you could still reply, but for some reason you won't. Hmm...
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Yeah, I've been putting off e2e testing while I pray for a decent tool to come out before I really need it. I think the benefits come when you're really making use of reusable components. I have about 20 views that all make use of
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
You didn't answer his question. What stack do you prefer to use?
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
Agreed. I started a new project a few months ago, and if I had listened to the advice in the threads that have popped up around this whiny article, I would have had to refactor my codebase 6 times already by "adding the stuff I need.&q
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles, Remote Only I am a full-stack (front-end focused) developer with 6 years of experience developing web apps. JavaScript is my tool of choice, and I have built large applications that scaled to hundreds of thousand
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by pauljaworski 10y ago
I noticed that! I often refer to the Redux docs for examples and was glad to see you had also switched to Jest. You guys have some of the best documentation around, by the way. I wish you did the docs for Flow and Immutable as well! They co

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