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by pluma 9y ago
There are plenty of reasons not to drink, though. Maybe you're driving. Maybe you're on medication. Maybe if you're a woman you're trying to get pregnant (or already are). Either this "if you don't drink you mu
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by pluma 9y ago
Interesting. But that would still mean you need to determine the "correct" ratio and adjust the corrective measures to make sure they don't accidentally hypercorrect. Additionally there's still the problem that we'r
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by pluma 9y ago
Nope. At least not to the same extent as in the 90s. Yes, they often have nerdy hobbies or interests but outside of e.g. free software and Linux, there's a fairly wide representation of the same culture as in the US. I'd argue Rub
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by pluma 9y ago
The argument I think generally goes like this: Either women and men as groups are fundamentally equal and there are no intrinsic differences between the two groups, neither in the averages nor distribution. In that case women should not nee
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by pluma 9y ago
Saying NPM is badly designed is a bit simplistic. As much as I prefer yarn over NPM for all kinds of reasons, NPM's problems have more to do with being born out of a solo project that pre-dates most things we take for granted in Node t
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by pluma 9y ago
I find it hard to pinpoint. 14kHz is pretty clear, 15kHz very faint and 16kHz gets uncomfortable when I turn the volume up but otherwise not really audible. Anything beyond that I only hear the clipping at the start and end with nothing in
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by pluma 9y ago
That's not high tech. That's literally just a device constantly emitting a high pitched beep. As you grow older, your hearing degrades. Especially if you subject yourself to loud noises or loud music (e.g. almost any live concert)
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by pluma 9y ago
Luckily there's still Yarn: https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install Honestly it's great that npm 5 seemingly caught up with the speed of yarn but that only addresses one of many reasons I'm happy to hav
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by pluma 9y ago
Oops, you're right. I meant to say milligrammes. I haven't had much sleep lately and my brain's not working right. I'll edit.
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by pluma 9y ago
I was surprised the article didn't mention nutmeg, which is widely used despite its toxicity, so I tried to figure out how their LD50 compares (i.e. how much tonka nut you need to eat to have a 50% chance of death, and how nutmeg stack
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by pluma 9y ago
I think the syntax in JS actually allows putting them at arbitrary points, e.g. 1_00_0 or 10_00 (both being identical to 1000).
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by pluma 9y ago
> complaining about downvotes That's why I made sure not to complain. I wasn't particularly angry, mostly just wondering what motivated people to downvote and expanding on my original comment based on the assumption that people
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by pluma 9y ago
It's also a lazy way to avoid counting the exact depth level and adjusting the word "GP" accordingly.
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by pluma 9y ago
Direct DOM manipulation. Event delegation. MVC. MVP. MVVM. Component trees. These aren't libraries, they're not unique to JS. I've been doing frontend development since the 1990s and in many cases I could still solve the same
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by pluma 9y ago
> Django and Rails Django's deprecation policy is practically the same as React's, except React provides codemods for every release, allowing you to automate code migrations. And if you think Rails hasn't changed, you&#x27
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by pluma 9y ago
> we all know what he meant Sure, eventually. But I had to parse that sentence three times to figure out whether he meant 10% or 10,000%. I'm a non-native speaker from Germany myself so I'm doubly careful about reading commas a
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by pluma 9y ago
I think you misread the thread you're responding to. The OP used a comma as decimal point, not to as a thousands separator. GP likely meant they know of no English speaking country that uses the comma as decimal point. Your example doe
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by pluma 9y ago
Or you could be obnoxious and use the syntax that made its way into the EcmaScript standard: 10_000
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by pluma 9y ago
It mixes implementation concerns with functional concerns. He recommends hoisting the declarations because that's how `var` scope works in JavaScript. Normally you'd want to introduce variables where they're actually used to
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by pluma 9y ago
> Ah, the guy who deprecated almost all flux in favor of his own idea (Redux), or by deprecating React Mixins, because he thinks Mixins are bad, Higher Order Components is the new holy grail? How dare the man spend hours and months creat
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by pluma 9y ago
> If I am looking for a job as a Javasript developer at the moment it is not about my coding skills, it is about my willingness to adopt all those hyped technologies If you're looking for a job as a developer I hope it's alway
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by pluma 9y ago
Nitpick: I'm guessing you mean 10,000% and English isn't your native language. In English the period "." is a decimal separator, not a thousands separator, so 10.000% means 10%. EDIT: Holy cow, at least four downvotes so
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by pluma 9y ago
So what about the Marvel shows? I was pretty sure they're Netflix exclusives but Marvel is owned by Disney and the wording in this statement is ambiguous about whether it would be affected or not. Considering a new service will likely
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by pluma 9y ago
There used to be a separatist movement (aka terrorists / freedom fighters) in Spain and France called the Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (or ETA for short). Until surrendering their weapons in April this year, they've been involved in a nu
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by pluma 9y ago
This is like saying murders can be prevented by simply telling wouldbe-murderers not to murder.
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by pluma 9y ago
Obama did not want to get directly involved however it seems the CIA was involved before Trump got into office: https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/08/02/world/middleeast/cia-s... Considering the CIA&#x
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by pluma 9y ago
The way I remember it, Reddit had pretty much already beat Digg by the time they attempted the redesign and pivot (which largely went hand-in-hand). Those changes were just the final nail in the coffin. But as far as Digg was competing with
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by pluma 9y ago
I'd disagree. I like some of the Material related changes to Google Maps, for example, others seem like they were only done for consistency's sake with no benefit to Google Maps UX. Also IMO they managed to make YouTube even worse
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by pluma 9y ago
Apple.com is a marketing site. It's essentially a brochure that is expected to change completely for every new release of the product. The only major Google Maps redesign was from the original boxy low-fi design to the modern pan &
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by pluma 9y ago
"Guns don't kill people, bullets kill people"

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