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by pfooti 12y ago
Check out Pobox: https://www.pobox.com I don't use it, but a friend of mine does and has lots of good things to say about it. Wildcard forwarding, hosted email, good privacy policy, etc etc.
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by pfooti 12y ago
From where I sit, it looks a lot more like python 2/3 stuff. Angular 1.3 will be around for a long time, there's talk about official google support for a year or more post-2.0 release. From there, the community can keep it up. It
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by pfooti 12y ago
Seems to be an attempt to add Typescript and annotations features to ES6, which is interesting. The good news is that you don't need to buy into any of it to write angular 2.0 stuff, but all the angular 2.0 codebase will be written in
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Google atScript(docs.google.com)
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by pfooti 12y ago
I'm glad I waited before selling off all my worldly goods to go live in the Holocratic Tech Utopia. The newest post about the collapse of factorli is also giving me whiplash. It is a good article, but overall I am left wondering: is th
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by pfooti 12y ago
That is in no way responsible, acceptable, or (hopefully), common. At best, it's an unbelievable security risk. At worst, he's keeping them for his own nefarious reasons.
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by pfooti 12y ago
At the end of the semester, students who enjoyed the course should just tip their professors. Adding a real free-market incentive would increase class size and teaching quality, right? Let's let the invisible hand of the market decide
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by pfooti 12y ago
At the end of the semester, students who enjoyed the course should just tip their professors. Adding a real free-market incentive would increase class size and teaching quality, right? Let's let the invisible hand of the market decide;
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by pfooti 12y ago
Well, not "all" of us - people who know about experimental psychology and cognitive science (and statistics even) have known that the MBTI is pretty much pseudoscience and bunk. It's great for post-hoc rationalization of your