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by reflectiv 6y ago
And if it were left open ended at the request of people like you...we'd still have compromised systems out there spread amongst normal people as well as within infrastructure and other more critical pieces of hardware. People cannot be
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by reflectiv 6y ago
By doing that you are hurting your business by not putting the best person in that position. Also, that better person can help bring up your younger less experienced staff. Blindly saying 'ok you are technically better, but your also o
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by reflectiv 6y ago
We are talking about technical abilities...if you discriminate outside of that, including age, I would whole heartedly call that the bad kind of discrimination.
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by reflectiv 6y ago
> But let's be clear, 30-40 years of interventions by governments did this, which is exactly what left leaning people want of government. You Unironically say this yet Trump (a very right candidate) is the one pumping money into the
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by reflectiv 6y ago
Exactly. https://hub.docker.com/r/certbot/certbot certbot has an official docker image. By using the official docker image you don't manage the updates beyond having to call `docker pull certbot/certbot`
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by reflectiv 6y ago
I don't see anti police...I see police critique when it is lacking. I also don't see pro-riot anywhere...have any references for any of this? I am on reddit all the time...
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by reflectiv 6y ago
"radical left propaganda" what like wanting health care and a clean environment for everyone?
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by reflectiv 6y ago
Also check out mobx-state-tree...made by the same people and more suited towards large applications. I personally love mobx-state-tree (and mobx!). I really wish more would not jump straight for redux/etc without giving the powerful ab
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by reflectiv 7y ago
I'd argue its harmful when Christians teach you to feel bad for being human. This is much the same.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Former addict of opiates here, I've attended a lot of AA/NA meetings in the long ago past (8+ years ago). They may not claim to be religious, but every single step mirrors the idea that you are to give up to a 'higher power&#
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by reflectiv 7y ago
to that point, wasn't 95 actually released in '96? I was like 13 but thats what I remember...
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Same. Asking people to upfront invest their time into something without first selling them on that thing is a big no no. Yes even/especially for tech projects and libraries. ...and I am even this guys target audience, a React developer
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by reflectiv 7y ago
This is the internet...so if you find something questionable...search for it. Which you did...and he was right...so like, stop acting offended.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
> We certainly don't walk around with an audio recorder to record every word we speak in person to people in case we want to refer back to them later. ...not to play devils advocate, but... No we don't need it, but just like wi
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by reflectiv 7y ago
he sounds like a really standup kinda guy
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by reflectiv 7y ago
> Input sanizitation doesn't work, because it doesn't know what is dangerous and what is not dangerous. This is only true if you write or use shitty validation rules. You act like its impossible to do it right...it is not.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Complex javascript apps just weren't a thing...hell, it took google writing Gmail (2004) to really show everyone that a large SPA using javascript was even possible. After Gmail...things really started to move in the javascript world..
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by reflectiv 7y ago
There's just a lot more API to learn for angular before you can be truly productive. While the react API is comparatively simpler/smaller...
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by reflectiv 7y ago
> I've been using both for 4-5 years and I much prefer other libraries these days like Inferno, Mithril, Preact, or Svelte. As a lover of React, and not having used the others you mentioned here...what is it about them you like over
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Angular - oh hell no. React - yes, as long as you don't have to setup the compiler (ie: use create-react-app) and you know javascript (specifically ES6+) reasonably well.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
It's actually relatively easy using a media-query in CSS: https://css-tricks.com/dark-mode-favicons/
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Check out mobx-state-tree ...it's mobx on steroids, and it provides what is missing from mobx to make it a state management solution for large react apps (minus the boilerplate like you get with things like Redux).
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by reflectiv 7y ago
That's anywhere...at least I have a reliable check until I don't...and I have reasonable hours. Didn't have either of those before. Also, if I get canned, I can find another job...there is a LOT of work out there for what I d
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by reflectiv 7y ago
It's called emphasis.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
I'll offer a counter example in that the startup I joined failed miserably and I ended up losing out on a LOT of income. I am now working for a decent 6-figure income and EXTREMELY happy with the stability and 40-50 hour work weeks...i
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by reflectiv 7y ago
What happened, if I may ask? I use both enom and google...so, I am curious...
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Also, some companies just want their data in-house and not hosted on a remote cloud. Sometimes contracts preclude the use of 3rd party external companies to house critical data.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
Fair point, I've updated it.
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by reflectiv 7y ago
My father works for a japanese oil exploration company, and has been for about 25 years. He just got back from a trip to give a presentation in Japan...first thing I hear when he gets back is how badly racist the Japanese are. I know it&#x2
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by reflectiv 12y ago
Some people just feel the need to be told what to do. They lack the desire or insight to choose their own path. Also, some people just simply don't understand how a 'jobless'/basic-income future would look...and what the

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