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7y ago
> In React, they're basically all JavaScript. Even for JSX people can imagine themselves as compilers, and can easily write down the JavaScript output by hand - it's totally predictable. It's really a super thin layer of D
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7y ago
> Well you’ve moved the goalposts quite a bit here (by now tremendously far away from “There's not a single person who would agree that the US president is handling this well”). This might make sense if I said this. I did not. >
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7y ago
Maybe you misunderstood me. It's only a joke because the concept is absurd. Like if he referred to lizard people, I'd know it's a joke. Except he actually believes in a deep state, so for him it's not a joke.
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7y ago
Was it also a joke in the 25 other instances he's said this on twitter? http://www.trumptwitterarchive.com/archive/deep%20state/tfff Or here: "I am fighting the Fake (Corrupt) News, the Deep State, the D
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7y ago
What? It took me two minutes of lazy searching to find a video - and I want to emphasize that I am seeing it as is, it's not editorial or article covered by CNN - where Stephen Miller, a senior white house advisor seriously uses the wo
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7y ago
Because it's hard to know if he's joking since he constantly peddles conspiracy theories like birtherism and keeps company with people like alex jones who are serious about things like sandy hook never happening.
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7y ago
I really think we should stop conflating bad economic decisions with the current pandemic. Yes, maybe stock buybacks are bad. But even if they were banned, these companies wouldn't just have piles of cash reserves sitting around. To re
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7y ago
How do you guys think this will affect the software job market?
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7y ago
This is what institutions say right before they decide to fuck someone over. I've been burned too many times by people saying they'll do the right thing, because otherwise it wouldn't be right, only to later shrug and wash th
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7y ago
^ Namecheap CEO Can you explain the legal details of what's happening here? Who's responsibility is it to deal with domains that are potentially dangerous, what exactly is facebook suing you for? What rule are they talking about w
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7y ago
> Our goal is to create consequences for those who seek to do harm Rich coming from FB. On the one hand, scam sites should be stopped, on the other, I am not sure we should let companies wantonly decide which domains other people registe
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7y ago
seems pretty normal, what's so bad about it?
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7y ago
Are you saying you paid someone to post for you on HN?
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preommr
7y ago
Then it wouldn't work. They purposefully price it low so that people will go against their better judgement because they can get a really great deal. It wouldn't really be the same scam if they priced it higher. And I am not sayin
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7y ago
I get that people are outraged about this. And that's one side of it. But I also feel like people need to know how to use these platforms. If you're getting a heavy discount, from a sketchy source, then maybe there's a reason
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7y ago
Strongly dislike that there's no way to go back and forth or some kind of index of how many steps there are. I do like the idea of it being interactive though.
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preommr
7y ago
Wait, so they knew where he lived and where he worked, but still tailed him using multiple officers to make the arrest?
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preommr
7y ago
It's still possible to get 99% of the results with 1% of the effort using something like parcel+(vue/react).
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7y ago
I don't understand why if you've gone through this much trouble, you don't have a blog post or even a medium article to cover your findings. I'd be very curious to see the responses from those authors and other experts i
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7y ago
A company has to hire someone. So they're forced to take the risk. They don't have to provide feedback, so they don't have to take the risk if they don't want to. Don't really think your comparison was fair.
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7y ago
> The best are not that much more productive than merely good (on routine tasks). > There just aren't that many "best performers" available. > The real world, of course, is far more complex than the limited, controll
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7y ago
> some poking around It's just one click on the logo to go their home page that says it's a game engine with some big features like being open source.
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7y ago
> For one thing, it’s tied to a custom language. Are you talking about Dart? If so, that's absolutely savage, lmao. To not only call it a "custom" language but not even name it. The amount of disrespect - and the worst thi
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7y ago
I really liked this idea too until I realized that it's really easy to come up with an excuse like "this doesn't make any sense". Which often times, is the real reason. I don't think mods have time to investigate ea
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7y ago
> This has snowballed and now the community is full of experts in their fields The front page is mostly dead. The most discussed thread has like 17 comments. And a lot of those comments are uninteresting - e.g. "Hey, really nice pos
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7y ago
Nah, Pintrest is somehow amazingly good at offering similar content. People must love making those boards because I get good enough results that there must be a lot of users doing good work in categorizing and organizing those images.
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7y ago
uh.... sorry but that's now how we do things anymore. Please submit this as a medium article with unnecessary and unrelated images or as a corporate blog post so that you can improve your seo ranking.
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7y ago
For any business, the people responsible for a managing a project will also be the people that are both experienced and informed about various important factors that come from being at the level both related to the business and in terms of
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7y ago
Wikipedia is the most incredible creation in modern times. Because it's not about some law of the universe that people have learned enough about to use to their advantage like electricity or nuclear physics. It's something inheren
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7y ago
Here's something that I think works best: Detaching yourself from everything and writing things down. Either a piece of paper or a text document. Start writing concrete things that need to be reinforced, that are easy to answer and can
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