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rinchik
8y ago
Extremely inhumane and cruel! Similar to punishing poachers for barely making a living and not the black industry/market. Some poor man/woman on the other side of the line probably lost a day of work because of this! The best thin
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> As part of this, we intend to become a significant contributor to the Chromium project, in a way that can make not just Microsoft Edge — but other browsers as well — better on both PCs and other devices. "Embrace, extend, and exti
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8y ago
Do they though? have you read the article? Medium says its a 5min read. 5min of a completely wasted time. Btw its says right here that react is not a framework https://reactjs.org/ . Always amazed how people calling themselv
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Why would you compare React/Vue vs Angular??? I don't think the author understands the difference between frameworks and libraries. React vs Vue can be a valid analysis, same as Angular vs Ember. It's silly to benchmark React
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Apple is the lesser evil when you choose between privacy and modern smartphone “amenities”. Not to speak of experience (worth every penny). When you choose google over Apple, you never even think about the ACTUAL price you are paying. Not w
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Great educational note! My comment, generally, was for the civilized west. And as far as China goes, you are so right! And there ARE modern day landlords in China and, thankfully, here, we have contractors, subsidiaries, layers, internation
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8y ago
It's understandable that residential property ownership is not for the weak or the squeamish, but portraying landlords as some heartless monsters is not professional (and simply not right). It is a hard business to be in, no argument.
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If you care about privacy these days: Remote self-destructible VM for browsing with Firefox in incognito mode (only sites you NEED to, that REQUIRE JS), through multiple VPNs over multiple proxies. Everything else is command line HTML parse
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8y ago
Is it only for biological women? Can someone who identifies as a woman use this platform? I don't see any information on the site. Does this platform foster inclusiveness or exclusiveness?
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8y ago
sounds like an ad for hired :thinking_face:
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8y ago
100K to 200K sounds like a great jump, but not nearly, not even close as significant or impactful, as e.g. going from 30K to 70K. Lower bound jumps are the hardest and the ones worth (and quite interesting, to be honest) studying IMHO.
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> "If your employer started murdering people in the streets outside your office" What an idiotic comparison ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man , like really?). I get your point that some stuff should
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8y ago
and I will dutifully accept emotional down-votes (as it is perfectly and naturally average to want to have a cake and eat it too, in relation to my sustainability question), as well as constructive criticism.
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“If people won’t consume less” - people will never consume less. With current population growth picture of the future becomes even more colorful. And in some under-developed countries an average birth rate was 7 children per woman not so lo
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Is there an alternative to gMail? Just tried Protonmail and Fastmail, both require JS.
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Nodejs is listed as a framework? O_o Among React and Django? It reads like a badly written resume.
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Please take the time an read the article, hazz99.
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8y ago
Asking users to volunteer their (personal?) email here in comments doesn't look very professional. Shouldn't you have some sort of form with analytics on your site for that?
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8y ago
Sad? Really? What is sad, is people grasping straws and holding up to the past. Fear of change, conservative laws, ridiculous "traditions" that have no connection with reality, these are the things it is worth to be sad about. Cha
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One of, unfortunately, not many comments based on rationale and not on feelings. Feelings do no good to society when we are policymaking. Feelings are so easy to exploit and overuse in modern day of public “platforms”, available to all. Law
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I second this. It's not about promotion it's all about feedback. I often submit my own articles to do a self-check/self-balance. And if I have blindly wrote some BS I'd be happy if someone pointed it out, disrupting my t
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Far-right is so easily identifiable, but what about far-left? Far-left is just as controversial and radiates not less violence and nonsense. There should be a clear, widely shared common knowledge and cultural condemnation for any type of e
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8y ago
this is a greatly underrated comment.
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I'm not particularly familiar with the system at Google, but at any somewhat decent tech company in order to get a promotion you have to already perform as you would in your "future" role for some time, with higher-level expe
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Text Analysis, Markov Chains and Bible Quotes Generator
(blog.rinatussenov.com)
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Great points, except child care. With subsidized childcare, I’m afraid, you will def be promoting all the wrong (and quite selfish, to be honest) goals and values. Richest country in the world? That’s quite arguable and very common mistake.
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Yep. That's the ultimate goal of the far left. Pure utopian Communism. Sad part is that they don't even realize it. The equality of outcome controlled by the Government -- to even think about this concept is scary. This shit will
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"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Richelieu
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Great point, I was about to say the same. Looks like it does lose cents and can't be used in production. from the source: divide(a, b) { return a / b },
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Is Type Coercion in JavaScript a Good Thing?
(blog.rinatussenov.com)
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