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robertfw
10y ago
https://www.playmidair.com/ is leading contender. lots of devs were t1/t2 comp players
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10y ago
the fact that a small, new snake can kill a massive server leading snake makes it very unlike agar.io
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10y ago
"fuck you got mine" pretty much sums up capitalism as we know it today. Don't hold your breath for change
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11y ago
it was roaming about underwater in some kelp for a while there
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11y ago
and as the original intent went, it made sense. but owning a gun doesn't really protect one from a modern intrusive government, but it does raise the risk of gun related death to those around you by a significant margin
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- Great way to build component based UIs - Combined with immutable state manager like Redux, it can dramatically simplify front end development. I used to hate working on website frontends. Tangled webs of event handlers and dom mutation. R
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11y ago
Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler For real world projects you end up needing a fair bit of stuff. I'm using a pretty similar stack and once you are up and running the majority of it falls into the background and your da
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11y ago
it's got a grain of truth to it, so it's a believable smokescreen
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11y ago
I used to battle this, and still do if I'm not careful. What have you tried? I find exercise (even light yoga), watching what I eat in the hours before sleep, and breathing exercises help greatly
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11y ago
What I see is you putting words into anigbrowl's mouth (letters onto his keyboard?)
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11y ago
React is not an implementation of the Flux architecture. Flux is an architecture that works well with react. I would argue that the primary contribution from React is not the web component aspect but the declarative, immutable-friendly appr
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11y ago
Only after a 1.0 release. 0.x implies that breaking changes are always possible My experience has been that the React team provides plenty of advance warning with deprecation notices, similar to the experience of others I've never real
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11y ago
+ Salaries for engineers, scientists, mission control etc
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11y ago
This looks excellent! Signed up for the newsletter. Can't wait to hear more. Do you have any other available info beyond what is on the site?
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11y ago
It's possible to learn anything :) I'm in the same boat - I haven't done any mobile development - and from what I have seen it does not look like a large amount of education will be needed.
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I was googling to find out if this had come out late, late last night. Found the countdown site and figured it'd be here within a month, so might as well start laying down some wireframes and plans for the app I've been wanting to
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11y ago
I think if this is considered a major quality of life improvement, you might be measuring the wrong metrics
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A little more honest marketing would do the world some good. I'm all for having someone check and call out bs where it is found.
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11y ago
The problem comes with narrowing all political variation down to "left" vs "right". More dimensions are needed to tease apart the differences / similarities. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po
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11y ago
Strain, dose, method. All have a big impact on whether you're left in a productive state or if it's time to get some chips and netflix
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11y ago
I find myself wearing my headphones even when I am not listening to anything. It acts as a signal.
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11y ago
Vancouver, BC - Remote possible We are looking for an experienced C# .NET developer to take a lead role in bringing two software projects to market. These applications have been developed by an external team and are in use internally. We ar
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People living their lives as they want, in spite of the threat of violence, has long been the vanguard of social change. Forcing them further underground is never a good thing in the long run
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It's easy to say that we're all one group if you're in the dominant group...
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The full transcripts were posted on the nasa spaceflight forum here: http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=35974.440 . One user provided the following summary: > There was corporate conversational knowledge tha
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GraphQL Working Draft
(facebook.github.io)
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There's actually a bit of text below the video. I didn't see it at first either. Great intention but the tool could use a little polish.
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> The job was sometimes so intense I'd wake up in the middle of the night in a panic because I thought I had forgotten my whistle or someone was having an emergency. I had the same waking panics while being a camp counsellor. We
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> The only lesson to be learned here is how not to run your start up!!! the kind of startups that most of us are involved with should never never be run the way you would run a long term aerospace tech development project
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> Just last week, my boss told me straight up that I was expected to make something that the company owns and profits from on my own unpaid free time to further my understanding of one of their core technologies. The "or else"
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