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by ronilan 9y ago
Both Eli and Peyton won a Super Bowl. Twice. Both were great at their game, no doubt about it. Both worked hard to get to that level, everyone at that level does. Both acknowledge the role their father played in their success. Read the wojc
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by ronilan 9y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful comment. First chaining. Most defiantly needed. Current implementation will make it hard to support due to the simplistic way code is rewritten in real time. Will have to work on it... Second, loop helpers. This is
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Show HN: My winter project, BlockLike.js, an educational JavaScript library(blocklike.org)
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While the “number” itself may be similar among people, how it is utilized may differ widely. In other words - while your brain may have the potential ability to maintain numerous connections, your life circumstances have limited the number
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I see nothing, but the whole item smells like bacon (or 面）
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Nice. I once wrote a “clone”[1] and when someone here pointed out the “first click is safe” feature, I implemented it by putting the reshuffle inside a while. Never thought of the first click as being “pre game”... [1] https://ww
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2010. Ah, how young and foolish I was back then...
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You have described a process that helps your company eliminate candidates efficiently. Your company has become very good at finding what people are not good at. Your company is not alone in that approach and this is exactly where the tech i
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by ronilan 9y ago
Interesting question (tough it is completely irrelevant to the case). As far as I know it is an “old” name not a “refreshed” one. According to [1] it was adopted as a first name in the Middle Ages, specifying the time a boy was born, and th
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The Q&A is a gem: > Q: I'm trying to understand what Sidewalk Labs actually does? Is it, for the most part, a consulting firm? A developer? > A: ... We want to ... we launched ... with ... belief ... we hope ... not going
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> I thought the Americans liked capitalism. Depends from which account they accidently "liked" it.
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> This law is not good for the internet. The law is good for people. “The internet” is not a member of society. It is “infrastructure”. If the law allows roads to be built in a way that systematically hurt people, you change the law. Wel
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pb. That’s “new”. Congrats.
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There can be several ways to explain this but generally speaking you are right. It shouldn’t go over the speed limit, and under no circumstances should it take the liberty drivers usually take of being within 10% above the limit. I hope no
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by ronilan 9y ago
A major global platform announces it will link out-of-platform to a community edited resource. That should be seen as major win to the open web and pretty much everyone else. But somehow YouTube manages to frame it in a way that no one feel
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This is fantastic! Just made a quick rough "Mondrian" drawing app (using BlockLike.js[1]) https://s.codepen.io/BlockLike/debug/Bromox/PNAvYLPDGqDr Click and Drag to rectangle. Space key = black r ke
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The answer: If you do something, whatever it is, you might as well put an effort to do it well. In this case it means studying. If you don’t want to, state it upfront. And the comments: It is highly unlikely that you already know, or god fo
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I’d ask for neither. I’d ask for help instead. I’d say: “ This is what I have done towards goal X. Will you be willing to do that towards the same goal.”
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That is an excellent question, for this case and a lot of other similar ones (banned, removed etc.) I’ll rephrase the question: in a set of things that I consider to be similar why is one handled differently that the others? And the answe
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by ronilan 9y ago
Joel, I can’t speak for github, so I’ll speak for myself. I think the account name has a potential to cause public confusion. This may result in negative consequences to github, the github community and the public itself. This is immaterial
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An address of the place in which you will work. Trivial. Hardly anyone does it.
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I like the premise but... Football analogy: run your playbook, keep moving the chains. This works for most games, but sometimes QB needs a read option. Music analogy: if you got all the notes down how will you play the jazz? ;) Ps - thanks
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It is a good read. You read it. You feel about it. You formulate an opinion (pro/con). You learn something. You doubt something. That’s what a good read is.
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Title does a disservice to the writing. It is a good read.
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I teach Wordpress Development at a post-secondary school that is design focused. Two things make it remarkable in my eyes: 1. How many tasks Wordpress can perform really well for a non-technical user. 2. How messy, inconsistent and “complex
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They both must rattle, an Epic Rap Battle.
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This is a reeeealllly nice layout. My one page is similar[1]. Not as nice but editable in the browser[2]. [1] http://docs.xstatic.site/markdown_03605910-12e8-4aef-a145-43... [2] http://docs.xstatic.site/ or
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Three other old links that randomly popped into this comment box: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/23/technology/23google.html (2006) https://www.cnet.com/news/amazon-debuts-kindle-e-b
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For something to be “exclusive”, something has to “exclude”. The more people hear about that into which they will never be accepted, the more “exclusive” it becomes. This is not exclusive to google. Others do the same.
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A little off topic but somehow related: Can a jack of all trades do jack shit? Just curious.

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