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by respondo2134 5y ago
So there's also the the (naive?) assumption that when you see an important perspective missing and you are a scientist you feel the motivation to address it and perhaps write a book. >> ...or decide wronh the risk is significant.
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by respondo2134 6y ago
I do something similar for our internall Technical Talks. The idea is to make them a smaller, live-coding discussions vs. a presentation, and if you make each commit a logical segment of your talk you provide both integrated instructions fo
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by respondo2134 6y ago
>> Firstly, the simplest problem to fix with typescript would be to remove the "any" type, with that in the language, it lets lazy developers be lazy and negates the fact that you have typing in the first place. I remember w
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by respondo2134 6y ago
especially because the Dr Seuss books are superior literary specimens (how ironic!)
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by respondo2134 6y ago
that seems negative like "you people", as in a sterotyped grouping of a bunch of individuals, vs. just a group of people
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by respondo2134 6y ago
>> don't know what y'all are missing shouldn't this be "don't know what y'all is missing"?
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by respondo2134 6y ago
If the purpose of life is the journey to get there, not the destination, how could anyone younger than you have figured it out? Life is the one thing where people will never catch up and pass you.
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by respondo2134 6y ago
What about having your front end app authenticate with an auth provider to get a limited life token which in turn is sent with you api request? this is typically how I'd adopt a JWT scenario
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by respondo2134 6y ago
...coupled with a wide path of respect and influence. It makes them powerful in both good and bad situations
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by respondo2134 6y ago
An early post on HN highlighted how it's the open source projects that get flooded with dummy PRs in the process of DO handing out all those t-shirts that is the problem. For DO it's just a minor marketing expense; for your OS pro
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by respondo2134 6y ago
If you're refering to Joel's writing, yes he always cast Fog Creek in a good light and was always recruiting but I don't remember him selling fogbugz via hsi writing.
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by respondo2134 6y ago
>> early-stage startups who have raised enough money to hire their initial team Is it just me who sees this as backwards? raise money => hire => build? shouldn't you have done something before you raise money, or is this my
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by respondo2134 6y ago
>>It's not exactly fair to landlords who own the properties outright, but, I can live with that. Well of course you're OK with that, you're obviously not a property investor who worked to get free and clear. What if ins
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by respondo2134 6y ago
>> how do you think people get into crime to begin with? lack of opportunity, lack of skills and lack of work ethic. As in it's easy to do, no barrier to entry and always availble. Most crimes don't actually pay very well an
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by respondo2134 6y ago
the "risk" he took is like me claiming credit for a homeless person escaping that terrible situation because I bought him a coffee.
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by respondo2134 6y ago
Even my 6-yr-old knows starting a sentence with "Not to be rude but..." is surely to be followed by a rude statement. I would hope anyone commenting on HN sees this as well.
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by respondo2134 6y ago
Googler but still throw away account? You must not feel too strongly about your convictions. You also obviously don't understand what free speech means, which is depressing of someone skilled & intelligent enough to work at the big