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by roebk 5y ago
It's not called .NET Core any longer. Another naming switcheroo that people have to get familiar with.
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by roebk 6y ago
Highly refined carbs are certainly a problem. Regardless of your opinion, red meat - including processed meat such as bacon - is also a cause of coronary heart disease. "We found that greater intakes of total, unprocessed, and processe
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by roebk 6y ago
There's nothing wrong with restating the facts. Your argument could be applied to a host of topics. The truth is, the vast majority of people aren't willing to change. For example, heart disease is the biggest killer in the world
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by roebk 6y ago
I'm usually surprised when people say they struggled with protein intake. Protein is widely available and eating seeds, pulses, nuts, oats, grains and a load of veggies should get most people to that required ~50g of daily protein inta
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by roebk 6y ago
I’m interested to know why you’re placing the blame on Robinhood. They would have carried on trading $GME if they weren’t called up at 3am by NSCC with a demand for $3 billion security. I’d be interested in knowing how the NSCC came up with
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Microsoft planning ‘sweeping visual rejuvenation of Windows’(theverge.com)
6 points by roebk 6y ago|5 comments
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by roebk 6y ago
Ain't this the truth. It's an incredibly inefficient way to feed the human race. And to boot, there's fewer starving livestock then there are starving humans.
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by roebk 6y ago
I think most people acknowledge that just by existing they’re causing harm. If you cut meat and diary out of your diet, you’re vastly reducing that harm. This isn’t just taking into consideration the cows, it’s also the vast quantities of c
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by roebk 6y ago
I can’t speak for Ocaml, but in Elm, an if expression as well as a function must return the same type. Therefore the code you posted would be invalid.
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by roebk 6y ago
In my experience the vast majority of React bugs are standard bugs you'd find in any JavaScript program, null reference errors. PureScript will force you to handle nulls as a Maybe, preventing a whole class of bugs.
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by roebk 6y ago
A Haskell project with docs, this is a pleasant surprise. I’ve been playing around with Phoenix recently and I’ve been missing a decent type system (Dialyzer is pretty bad). I know very little Haskell but this makes me want to dip my toes i
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by roebk 6y ago
Not waste this amount of life
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by roebk 7y ago
As someone who’s been watching Elm since 0.18 and writing Elm since 0.19, I’ve heard similar stories to this in the past. Elm is a great language for building frontend apps, I feel far more confident and enjoy writing code in Elm than I eve
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by roebk 7y ago
I just wanted to say I learned a few things reading through the source. Great work :)
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by roebk 7y ago
thanks petey
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Microsoft unveils new Edge browser logo(theverge.com)
1 points by roebk 7y ago|0 comments
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by roebk 7y ago
That's genuinely how the error appears in the browser's console.
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Elm 0.19.1(elm-lang.org)
348 points by roebk 7y ago|145 comments
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by roebk 7y ago
As a complete newbie to .net, I’ve tinkered around with f# for a web app and quickly got frustrated. I like the sound of your approach. Do you have any links / resources for the best way to get started with your approach?
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by roebk 8y ago
This is not simply about modals. Using VoiceOver and Chrome I cannot access the pop up menu to navigate the site. These CSS tricks are cool but they shouldn't be used in a production environment without basic usability testing. More sp
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by roebk 8y ago
It's perfectly possible to do some nifty tricks with CSS alone. The one thing this author has omitted is the impact this has on accessibility. Sure, I can open a modal without the need of JavaScript, but my focus isn't trapped wit
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by roebk 8y ago
Hello, fellow person from Scunthorpe! Where about's are you now? I assume you had to move out of the town to keep in the tech sector.
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by roebk 8y ago
I attended a local hackathon. I spent around 3/4 hours creating a real-time collaborative music maker (it was super basic, but pretty cool). Unbeknownst to myself, whilst I was demoing my app my boss to be was watching and my simple mu
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by roebk 9y ago
The company I work for have 3000+ websites served from a single application. Whilst we offer everyone HTTPS when they log in (everything's on a subdomain at this point, so a wildcard cert does the trick), we don't have HTTPS enabl
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by roebk 9y ago
PrimarySite | Backend Developer | Newark UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://primarysite.net/ We’re a 60 person company formed over ten years ago who build great products for primary schools to save them time and money, whils
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by roebk 10y ago
It's great that you have all things things, but are they standard in the US? I think that's the main issue here, that as a baseline, europeans tend to get more time off.
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by roebk 11y ago
We did take a look at Fast Boot and if I remember correctly it came with a big caveat that it's only suitable for the most brave. If Fast Boot were stable then Ember would have been a real strong contender. I'm really excited at t
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by roebk 11y ago
The team I'm apart of started a project 2 months ago. We chose React and Redux over Ember, Angular, et al. A main decision factor was that we needed the server to render our initial HTML, neither Angular nor Ember can achieve this easi
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by roebk 11y ago
Personally I find the OLOO style much simpler, cleaner system. I'd be interested to know why you'd choose class over Object.create()
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by roebk 11y ago
The BBC produced a documentary on the fasting titled Eat, Fast and Live Longer, it's well worth a watch - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xvdbtt_eat-fast-live-longer...

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