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by ssalka 7y ago
Coming from the FP world, hooks are a terror because they break all the nice rules functions are supposed to uphold. Hook components don't necessarily return the same value when given the same arguments, making them impure (stateful).
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by ssalka 7y ago
>100 jobs
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by ssalka 7y ago
For me I imagine the bottleneck would rather be how quickly I can translate my thoughts into speech. Oftentimes I will start out talking to myself to explain a topic, only to eventually digress into my "mental monologue" because I
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by ssalka 7y ago
To me it shouldn't be a question of whether you trust your employees - obviously it makes for a better working relationship if you do, but I think there's a more fundamental issue here, which is "I don't trust my system&
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by ssalka 7y ago
At the very least it's user-hostile, if I want to save the image I would have to inspect element and open the URL in a new tab, rather than just Right Click > Save Image as...
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by ssalka 7y ago
This is pure intuition, but from reading this I get the sense that this conjecture is some generalization of a fixed point theorem?
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by ssalka 7y ago
Couldn't they have given it as a gift? No money involved.
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by ssalka 7y ago
I'm pretty sure it's easier to sort by -timestamp than to run a complex ranking model across all recent tweets (which would have to be windowed by timestamp anyway), and then sort by the output of that. Seems to me like they are g
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by ssalka 7y ago
The difference is that movies & TV shows aren't typically given in open data formats - podcasts, or more specifically RSS feeds, are. By announcing Apple exclusive podcasts, they're stating their intent to create a silo around
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by ssalka 7y ago
Can't click any links/buttons on mobile (Android). Not exactly instilling confidence
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by ssalka 7y ago
Came here to say this. Majority of engineers will bounce immediately once they see there is no code snippets in the README, nor an examples folder.
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by ssalka 7y ago
I would imagine you can get false positives from _thinking_ you understand a concept - can do plenty of mental processing without ever really having any thoughts on the subject that are technically correct.
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Diatoms make 20% of Earth's oxygen and can double in population every 24 hours(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ssalka 7y ago
Here are some good candidates: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtGoogleTalks/search?query=secu...
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by ssalka 7y ago
No one here mentioned DRM, though that would be a valid subset of videos to delist under this new rule. What if I want to reverse engineer my toaster, and make a video about it?
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by ssalka 7y ago
The fractals on this site are not "escape-time fractals" like the Mandelbrot set, but iterated function systems[1], a more discrete fractal variant that starts with an initial generating set and then replaces each element with a s
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by ssalka 7y ago
Works except when both people in every group give the same number
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by ssalka 7y ago
Even some pseudocode would go a long way - surely the creators have some idea in mind of what that would look like.
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by ssalka 7y ago
Sorry, but without even a basic set of easily-accessible examples, you will immediately lose a significant percentage of programmers and engineers.
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by ssalka 7y ago
Isn't this covered by: > The bill prohibits a provider from refusing to serve a customer...if the customer...does not consent to the use, disclosure, sale or access [of their data]. ?
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by ssalka 7y ago
How is this different from /r/battlestations?
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by ssalka 7y ago
Same. Was hoping this would be an alternative to NPM, but it just builds on top of it
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by ssalka 7y ago
>If the infrastructure went down tomorrow I'm sure most people could switch to Yarn without too much trouble. Generally true, except in the case of private scoped NPM packages. AFAIK if you want to switch to the yarn registry then y
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by ssalka 7y ago
Personally, I could see the words being used as building blocks for semantic programs, eg public APIs or smart contracts, or maybe even formal documents (real estate, law, etc). But that kinda only works when you can properly disambiguate w
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by ssalka 8y ago
I think there could be great utility for a dapp like this, if it was architected differently under more generalized assumptions.
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by ssalka 8y ago
IMO that's a really poor strategy. Assuming people use this product, it will alienate anyone who comes later on after all common words have been bought up (or even the owner of a word who would like to use it for two different meanings
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by ssalka 8y ago
How is disambiguation handled? Many words can mean several things: Cabinet (storage or govt body) Keyboard (for typing, or music instrument) Remote (controller device or distant/far away) Also any word that can be used as e.g. either a
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by ssalka 8y ago
Not trying to go there but this very clearly sounds like a staking system
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by ssalka 8y ago
The problem is that if everyone were to try to collect all the debts owed to them, there would not be enough currency to fulfill it all. We freely create debt, but the result is a deficit that can only be resolved by creating enough value t
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by ssalka 8y ago
From a comment posted Dec 5, 2017: > This is one of our oldest open security bugs (480 days). We really need to get progress on it.

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