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spraak
9y ago
Kratom has been (somewhat silently to the mainstream) been helping many break free of opioid dependence. It also has helped many who are in chronic pain and can't get access to good lain relievers, or are allergic to them. Edit: r/
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spraak
9y ago
Have you heard of Kratom?
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spraak
9y ago
What is your point? Are you trying to say that the OP is wrong because the creator of Node says to use Go instead?
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spraak
9y ago
How does he get food?
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9y ago
I guess I expected the sleep habits to be more revolutionary, but after reading them, they're very practical and simple, and that makes sense. I've recently been implementing about the same, and it's so refreshing. As for fal
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Man to launch himself in homemade rocket to prove Earth is flat (not the Onion)
(washingtonpost.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
A long hose?
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9y ago
Alternatively, it's a great example because it makes the points so obvious. It takes practice to recognize these ways of arguing and thinking, and learning to see the most obvious form first can be followed more easily by identifying s
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spraak
9y ago
That'd be awesome. Submit a proposal! https://github.com/tc39/proposals
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9y ago
Yes, mutation in Moment has burned me a few times before I realized that occurs. Edit: wow, I just looked at the repo and realized its made by the Moment team. That might be pretty cool.
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9y ago
Not really... because then you're just competition against a larger pool of people. I.e. a generalist is common, while a domain expert is not, so more generalists means more competition.
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9y ago
You're right that most startups don't need domain experts, but most startups won't be paying 250+k salaries, either. So a domain expert would look elsewhere anyways. Even if they still work for a startup, it'd be one tha
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9y ago
Being honest and of good character also doesn't mean you can't end up in prison.
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9y ago
Ah yes! That's human's biggest downfall perhaps.
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9y ago
From the people I've met in start ups so far, the most likely to use it would be Designers and Product people. The Product manager I work with knows what an API is, and could probably hack out a solution to something, but really prefer
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9y ago
I think the above poster is being sarcastic...
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spraak
9y ago
But the software they describe is better. And besides, linear versions don't mean better necessarily. Is 2017 better than 2016?
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9y ago
Because children are dependent, but an adult, presumably, has the capacity and capabilities to make their own informed and mature decisions. It's often not true, since emotionally and spiritually many adults are still kids, but that&#x
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9y ago
Yeah actually that's really funny.
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9y ago
Some of those things are true and annoying, while others are exaggerations, and the rest are just wrong. That thread is poor taste.
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9y ago
Can you link said essays (Hitler etc.)? I didn't know this about them.
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spraak
9y ago
I think of this everytime I see .io domains :/ It's a very sad story.
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9y ago
It'd be great to find out more of the cannabinoid profile of older cannabis. Recent times have shown such a focus on THC, and then finally an interest in CBD. I have a friend who finds CBD incredibly beneficial and calming of their sym
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spraak
9y ago
Yes, it would be good to add that to the title
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9y ago
You're ditching ALL of React just because one pattern used by some in an optional (JSX) part of the framework? OK then...
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9y ago
I applied and received a warm response with a coding challenge, however I never heard back from them after I replied with my solution. I tried to follow up multiple times. No feedback, even a simple "sorry/no" is poor experie
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9y ago
What are you trying to say? There are already a lot of explanations for why Clojure is dynamically typed and how it fills its role nicely that way.
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9y ago
You're assuming a lot... they could also be trying to get their attention again. Why would you give up just because you didn't hear back? Persistence is good.
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9y ago
I was in the same position. I made a resolve to learn enough to get by (so far) and have done so using the Next.js framework. It uses React but gives you soooo much 'out of the box'. It also makes doing CSS really easy. The other
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Google Colaboratory – Jupyter notebook environment that requires no setup to use
(research.google.com)
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9y ago
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