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541.
by simplify 9y ago
> Pre-addressing these problems won't make shy person instantly not shy. Of course. But it at least sets the expectation that these things need to be talked about. Otherwise students won't know what to do, or even realize w
542.
by simplify 9y ago
> The worst about group project is when one person picks all the interesting tasks and learns, others don't. The reason this happened is because of a lack of group communication skills. I would blame your instructor for not pre-addr
543.
by simplify 9y ago
The author is not criticizing project-based learning in general, but instead how some curriculum (I wonder who's?) uses group projects as the only form of learning. This feels a bit like a strawman. I agree group projects are not t
544.
by simplify 9y ago
Are there any strength training apps that don't require going to the gym / using equipment?
545.
by simplify 9y ago
Does mux support temporary videos? e.g. a user-uploaded video that is only available to watch for a few hours?
546.
by simplify 9y ago
Just imagine: If it takes you 10 seconds to type a sentence normally, with swype you can do it in 100ms! :)
547.
by simplify 9y ago
Be weary of "programmer's rewrite bias". Anything you rewrite is likely going to be easier to read, debug, and modify since you understand the problem better the second time.
548.
by simplify 9y ago
You're right, but option+(f/b) is handier when combined with ctrl+(f/b)
549.
by simplify 9y ago
> but none of this has anything to do with editing files. Why not? You can use these shortcuts across OS X. That includes your web browser and any other GUI you have on your machine (I use them heavily in notational velocity).
550.
by simplify 9y ago
Right, I just thought it was interesting enough to point out how there are many navigation shortcuts that are built into OS X. Useful even when you're using someone else's computer.
551.
by simplify 9y ago
It's not vim, but many terminal-based keyboard shortcuts are already available across OS X without installing anything. For example: - ctrl+p - move cursor up one line - ctrl+n - move cursor down one line - ctrl+f - move
552.
by simplify 9y ago
Tell us more! How many transactions per second do you process? Do you use multiple databases?
553.
by simplify 9y ago
It looks like you're mistaking "good programming" for "programming the same way I do". If a developer can test, that's a good fundamental skill. If they don't use a factory, that says nothing about their f
554.
by simplify 9y ago
This is incredibly eerie, I literally just started working on this idea this weekend https://github.com/byod/byod-home
555.
by simplify 9y ago
Would this concept allow users to share subsets of data between each other? assuming they had their own nodes.
556.
by simplify 9y ago
Don't forget occupation. Doctors, police, prisoners, etc. all wear distinctive clothing.
557.
by simplify 9y ago
What other purpose does it serve than to emphasize what the parent thinks a "real" engineer behaves like?
558.
by simplify 9y ago
It's not an assumption, it's in the parent comment itself: > The other hosts are great, but if you told me they were hired actors or PR people I'd believe it.
559.
by simplify 9y ago
The interop is a bit cumbersome, but fortunately someone only has to do it once, like writing TypeScript interface files for existing libraries.
560.
by simplify 9y ago
Did you reply to the wrong comment? They didn't say anything dismissive, and even expressed the impressiveness of someone writing a usable app at 16.
561.
by simplify 9y ago
I haven't gotten that far yet, but I'm planning to use their minimal built-in one: https://reasonml.github.io/reason-react/docs/en/router.html
562.
by simplify 9y ago
I've been learning ReasonML for React Native these past few weeks. I love the static typing. I can work on my editor for minutes at a time, and when things compile I see it "just work" on my phone. This is important since rel
563.
by simplify 9y ago
I think it's about the scarce ones. For example, oil is scarce, and the US goes through great and terrible lengths to ensure we get enough of it. On the other hand, it's also true that war is often caused by greedy leadership.
564.
by simplify 9y ago
I just read a good article that relates to this. The cause isn't pretty, though (and not related to a screen). https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5a6a144de4b0ddb658c46a21
565.
by simplify 9y ago
Vue and Angular 1 are in the same family. For the React family, there's Mithril.js.
566.
by simplify 9y ago
That would be quite epic, but considering how the whole NSA thing played out I'm not holding my breath :)
567.
by simplify 9y ago
Realistically, who else but the "one percent" will own all the robotic automation and AI?
568.
by simplify 9y ago
I've gladly paid for Little Snitch twice. OS X attempts so many random connections now I don't know what I'd do without it.
569.
by simplify 9y ago
How does this compare to fullstory.com?
570.
by simplify 9y ago
This seems like my dream environment come true. Can I build a web server with it? Does it have package management?

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