renlo

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by renlo 8y ago
You went from "JS changes too much" to "If you use JS, use these hot new frameworks / libraries" (Vue, avoiding Webpack) ... which I think underscores the constantly changing nature of frontend.
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by renlo 8y ago
What culture do the images depict?
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by renlo 8y ago
Kibana 5 has (had?) one of the more annoying autocompletes I’ve seen, where when you press enter it searches for the first autocomplete result instead of what you actually typed in. Makes it so I always need to use the mouse to press the se
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by renlo 8y ago
I’ve had a number of reCAPTCHA incidents where I could not pass the test for tens of images, it was a very frustrating experience. Please do not use reCAPTCHA. The items one is supposed to select often overlap the grids, so it becomes a kin
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by renlo 8y ago
What if the telephone company doesn't want to carry your offensive message to your friend? It's a private company, the telephone company doesn't have to comply. In other words, I don't think your analogy entirely fits he
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by renlo 8y ago
I wrote a Glassdoor review where I stated that the company had asked us to write positive reviews. I wrote this review a year or so after we were asked to put up the positive reviews. Someone who worked at the company wrote a counterfactual
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by renlo 8y ago
With emacs/vim (etc) you can edit text from within a terminal, which becomes quite helpful when you SSH in somewhere. Also, with a terminal multiplexor like tmux or screen you can also easily jump from shell to shell, which has persona
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by renlo 8y ago
The US is huge. Just to add a slight counterpoint, where I live I too can get great produce and visit natural areas that aren’t fenced off (California). Walkability depends on the city as well. The other points you make are valid though.
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by renlo 8y ago
The first time I touched HTML I was ~19 years ago for my middleschool's technology class, where we were to implement a very simple (and ugly) webpage. Later, in highschool, the first real programming language I learned was Java, and I
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by renlo 9y ago
> The journalist, who now works in Halifax for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network It's possible that his intent was to protest AND to publish journalism. What's the dividing line between protester and journalist? For exa
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by renlo 9y ago
Although I agree with your message, how is Ben Shapiro an 'opponent of [...] the alt-right'?
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by renlo 9y ago
I thought that was the point the article was positing; it's a symbolic vote to get Republicans on the record for their support of an unpopular position.
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by renlo 9y ago
Just to add to your request, is there any literature which goes over the effects of wearing minimalist shoes? Everything I'm finding on Google has to do with running, not with wearing them as an all-purpose shoe. Would be interested to
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by renlo 9y ago
America is very large, and within it there are disparate groups with very different opinions on the level of force required by police. Sometimes I think that America would be better off if it weren't so large. Then there might be more
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by renlo 9y ago
It's pretty common knowledge among heavy weed smokers that those strains have those effects. Sometimes science lags a bit behind ...
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by renlo 9y ago
noreply@fcc.gov ;)
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by renlo 9y ago
Just from looking at the list of libraries/frameworks/tech used, it seems like it was over-engineered. It was probably a fun project to work on, or maybe it was a good learning experience for the developer, but it seems like it&#x
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by renlo 9y ago
My father has a higher standard of cleanliness than my mother. When my father leaves for work trips I've noticed that my mother will do the dishes once every couple of days, whereas when my father is around he does the dishes daily. My
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by renlo 9y ago
The problem is that with ACs/power plants, the net temperature will rise if you do this because it's a closed system. Power plants and ACs are not 100% efficient; the power plant converts chemical/nuclear/mechanical ener
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by renlo 9y ago
The thought that words or ideas should be met with violence concerns me. You're not going to end hate speech by attacking people, however wrong they may be. Google and Apple don't even need to adhere to the first amendment so I&#x
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by renlo 9y ago
From what I've been told, if the data is factual, such as current employment information, then it doesn't fall under copyright. Interpretation of that factual data would fall under copyright though.
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by renlo 9y ago
I think the big thing is that if you work in an office you can more or less gauge if the person is working by glancing at them. Yes there are better ways to keep track of this, but by simply glancing at the person once every 30 minutes to a
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by renlo 9y ago
It would be great if there was more part-time work in tech in general. Seems as though this would be something everyone (mothers, single or married men/women) could benefit from. Not to be too personal, genuinely curious, what do you h
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by renlo 9y ago
My sister was a software engineer. She wasn't ever a part of those women-only developer groups. She just really liked programming. It wasn't a political statement, and I don't think I've ever heard her talk about 's
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by renlo 9y ago
I graduated in the recession without any real skills or an applicable / usable degree (lib arts in a language I could barely speak). The first job I got after college was for data entry where I was expected to go to an email inbox whic
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by renlo 9y ago
> According to the Financial Times, Google will allow publishers what it’s calling “Funding Choices.” The publisher could charge the consumer a set price per page view to use third-party sites that block all advertising. Google would do
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by renlo 9y ago
I'm somewhat new to this topic (and therefore might not understand correctly) but another user, 'oillio', made a response in a different thread [0] which could explain 'getting diluted away to nothing', for example,
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by renlo 9y ago
Good point. When voters are introduced to net neutrality the phrasing of the definition isn't going to be as clear as "Net neutrality is the principle that internet service providers providing consumer connection to the Internet s
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by renlo 9y ago
It's not that the advice is necessarily 'crappy', it's more that it's no longer current. You might be looking at an article which is only a couple of months old but is already out of date because some lib (like reac
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by renlo 9y ago
Very cool man. For the real-time updates you keep the browser-client requests open, right? Any reason you did it that way?

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