seivan

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by seivan 11y ago
You're right. This was more intricate. The maker had to crush the ice blocks into the shape of the numbers. This is pretty intense.
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by seivan 11y ago
Same here. Write your shitty code in an isolated private part. Expose decent parts and let that be used elsewhere.
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by seivan 11y ago
Remember seeing something like this in Little Big Planet, like eight years ago. Cool to see it with Mario.
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by seivan 11y ago
You can do consumption related to creation. I read this yesterday on my iPhone in the subway. http://d.pr/f/1jeUp
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by seivan 11y ago
You can still have management by perkele but make sure management understand what engineers actually do.
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by seivan 11y ago
Second this. Layout in CSS isn't as easy to map as constraints.
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by seivan 11y ago
You're bringing up a good point, I'm not sure if it's paranoia but it does seem like deliberate diversion. I mean if we can paint nerdy engineers as true evil then focus won't be on the real "evil". I'm wo
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by seivan 11y ago
I wish something like this existed as a desktop app to output animation spritesheets from drawings. The only application that works on Mac OS that does that is Flash. You can draw something, make it "tween" to a new position/
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by seivan 11y ago
It's irrelevant as long as parents take care of their part to ensure the kids are studying and behaving. That's the missing link. Sweden doesn't have that. You've relied to much on the government and that affects new imm
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by seivan 11y ago
I'm surprised Dalhagskolan 1-5 and Husbyskolan 6-9 isn't on that list. I'm no genius, but think even I managed average MVG without ever studying at home. It was that bad. Husbyskolan was exceptionally bad when I went there
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by seivan 11y ago
Look, you're clearly passionate about React-Native, but surely there has to be a better way to channel it than this? How about an article explaining why it's better not to rely on on something like this, and why your way is better
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by seivan 11y ago
Free speech isn't aligned with their business model and their biggest share holders are not so keen on it either. Not saying I agree with it, just stating that it's on par.
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by seivan 11y ago
What about comparing to other countries and their tries? I am sure there are some slight variation and cultural differences, but it's a good start. On the same note, I am amazed how many mistakes Europe is doing when the answer sheet i
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by seivan 11y ago
I still call it integration as it was predominantly secular before a surge of Wahhabism from oil, now there is a divide. You can look into Iran, Iraq and even Afghanistan. Unfortunately they didn't have a Lee Kuan Yew to draw in the li
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by seivan 11y ago
Lee Kuan Yew has had the same experience with the close mindedness of certain cultures and being hard to integrate. My parents noticed the same with people from the same countries as them. Even I noticed early on in school how hard it was f
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by seivan 11y ago
That's not always true. I agree that pure altruism isn't the modus operandi, but you're ignoring a lot of non-Americans who're appreciative of any help in the past.
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by seivan 11y ago
You might be upset by some quotes here. It's important to not to let that take over you. You end up becoming exactly like the things that bother you. Don't get bothered over the people in the article expressing their opinions. It&
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by seivan 11y ago
God damn, that is painfully true to the point of nausea. I am at fault for that, and have been trying to stop recently. It's funny how we (I) is okay with using old wisdom when it comes to engineering, but dismiss quotes like that even
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by seivan 11y ago
Just want to point out that http://flexboxfroggy.com doesn't work properly on Safari Version 8.0.8 (10600.8.9)(Mac OS) On a side note, is it okay just to know Flexbox, or would a requirement be that you can manage without?
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by seivan 11y ago
I think the friend in question is trying to get a job. At that point, knowing flexbox or using grid classes might not be enough for an interview. Naturally, I'm guessing on both accounts.
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by seivan 11y ago
I still think doing the right thing is important. It burns you out, causes health issues, and doesn't mean it will pay off, but it's important in general. It hasn't been positive for me yet, and has created a long strand of n
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by seivan 11y ago
Can't you combine? Thinking it could be used for UI. Makes sense when you need more support, like localisation and other builtin stuff. Just guessing.
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by seivan 11y ago
Maybe you could throttle, only take distinct changes and flatten into render? ;)
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by seivan 11y ago
When I was looking around and comparing I think most allowed for some form of aggregation and syncing them into one call. Not sure though. Still learning.
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by seivan 11y ago
Actually suddenly is wrong, it sorta revelation that you dropped it sneaks up on you, but it does happen instantly. At least here.
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by seivan 11y ago
They (Designers and Product people) will one day learn that the single greatest feature and design, the most objective one is raw speed. Always go faster for a long time. Meaning tackle long aged hardware, long uptime, and just generally ma
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by seivan 11y ago
Hmm.. I'm actually convinced, for what it's worth.. Thank you.
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by seivan 11y ago
Would you say, you got a dopamine kick out of it and suddenly lost interest after? Can't help to wonder how oddly the pattern is to something else. Though I still think it stems from the inability to make a decision. That's what I
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by seivan 11y ago
I read somewhere that fantasizing about new features, off spins, optimizations, marketing tactics and etc would release enough dopamine that you'd eventually lose interest as the real deal wouldn't do better. I'll see if I ca
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by seivan 11y ago
No kidding. Too close to home there. It sucks extra hard when it comes out of a need to do better work.

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