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8y ago
These people may not be your target audience. Your product page made sense to me and might also make sense if your customers are web and mobile web developers
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8y ago
Fair point.
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8y ago
Thorough and thoughtful.
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8y ago
Doesn’t it make more sense to model counting of string length using natural numbers instead of integers? It’s sort of like a dependent type which ensures you cannot represent invalid values.
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8y ago
That’s ice cold
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8y ago
I’ve simply come to believe that online dating is the safest way for people to evaluate partners. There is demonstrated intent on both ends. It’s like google’s search intent being the value. Online dating provides safety through... intent o
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8y ago
Is this not survivorship bias in the flesh? > Survivorship bias or survival bias is the logical error of concentrating on the people or things that made it past some selection process and overlooking those that did not, typically because
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8y ago
Earl Sweatshirt’s new LP clocks in at 25 minutes; 15 songs.
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8y ago
*Prejudice
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8y ago
If you are worried, then continue to eat a small amount of meat. But be thoughtful about how it is sourced. And try to have respect for the animals you decide to consume. A few years ago, Zuck challenged himself to only eat animals he himse
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(Why) the Universal Mother Is the Antidote to the Authoritarian Father
(eand.co)
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Why does it feel like people comment on things without even a cursory exposure to the central ideas. And if there is exposure, there’s certainly no demonstrated comprehension. That’s not why it works. It works because Kondo provides a robus
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8y ago
I can’t enjoy my leisure when there is so much injustice around me
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I’ve been on my Kondo all month long. It’s a daily grind. One chochsky at a time.
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8y ago
Your argument produces holes at a greater rate than they can be patched. You’re assuming that rate of production and reaction time are the relevant factors under consideration.
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8y ago
Isn’t it an acceptable fact that Japan is a foil to a soulless west? Why does this have to be Japanese marketing? Can we Americans not concede this to be true independently of Marie Kondo?
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Chigozie Obioma’s Homerian Epic
(theatlantic.com)
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8y ago
A generalized solution would be incredibly powerful for putting to rest these tired, ostensibly plausible clichés.
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8y ago
Experience counts for nothing? If you agree that experience counts for something, how do you find the equilibrium between experience and cognitive decline? Do you purport to know this without evidence? How can you make these claims?
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8y ago
Cognitive decline is not the same as drop in productivity.
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8y ago
Thanks, perfect!
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8y ago
Can you link to the post you’re referring to?
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8y ago
When a SQL implementation is built on a KV storage engine, how do tables, rows, and columns typically map to the underlying KV data model?
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8y ago
It’s the most intuitive explanation I’ve encountered for why we don’t see other life. (They might be inside of black holes.)
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8y ago
Is this the idea that our observable universe is actually inside of a larger black hole?
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A 70 percent marginal rate could help, not hurt, innovation
(theatlantic.com)
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8y ago
I think you’re reading tea leaves here
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I grew up in poverty, dropped out of high school in the 10th grade, and gave up on life. Then, floundered until I turned 21. Decided to try to turn my life around.Was encouraged by a significant other to try school again. Got a GED. Enroll
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8y ago
It's really disappointing to see how much the executive branch is getting away with.
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Yes. I didn’t know programming was a career I could pursue. I did know I could become a basketball player, though. I know that my existence continues to influence my younger siblings, and the children of family-friends. I’m known as “the on
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