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by svieira 7y ago
One interesting thing is that the video at the end of the article shows a car speeding past it (coming quite close t a child) and then slowing down at the next (ordinarily painted) crosswalk.
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by svieira 7y ago
They are proposing a change the way the lifecycle of a React component is computed. Right now: if (someCondition) { return <div><Thing /></div> } else { return <Thing /> }
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by svieira 7y ago
> my contention is that nobody has the ability to pick my point of view. Completely agree. The question is, "should the point of view matter"? In general, in morals, we distinguish between that which is acceptable to have dif
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by svieira 7y ago
Gating on stage-3 really helps. (I have done the same on projects I work on and it helps) There are times when you need to consider the complexity of the specification and the amount of contention around it (decorators / SIMD for exam
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by svieira 7y ago
> It is okay to die. Dying is the one part of life we are guaranteed - I absolutely agree with you that it is okay to die. I also agree that you don't need to take extraordinary means to preserve your life - you don't have to
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by svieira 7y ago
Why stop with older people? Why not simply allow anyone who wants to off themselves to get on with it safely? After all, we wouldn't want young people to think that being useless is something you have to suffer with for years. To tak
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by svieira 7y ago
There is a lot of settled law in the history of the USA that shouldn't stand (segregation, suffrage, slavery, extreme methods of execution) no matter how reasonable the various settlements seemed to some at the time of their "sett
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by svieira 7y ago
As a Catholic, that person is God. To fill this idea out a little more - God is the source of all good and the ultimate goal of all creatures. The ultimate reason for happiness (which all seek) is the Person who creates all things. And He
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by svieira 7y ago
> and then show that a particular sorting program is indeed an implementation of Quicksort. I wasn't aware that TLA+ made this part possible. How do you map from TLA+ to C++ (for example) with certainty?
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by svieira 7y ago
I have gone on Catholic retreats, which are similar to what I think you're talking about, but not identical. The point of a retreat is to spend time with the person you should love most of all, getting to know them better. Every retre
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by svieira 7y ago
I prefer: "The human race, to which so many of my readers belong, has been playing at children's games from the beginning, and will probably do it till the end, which is a nuisance for the few people who grow up." ~ The Napol
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by svieira 7y ago
https://www.chromestatus.com/features#milestone%3E66%20AND%2... says that you are missing out on 181 features, most of which are either new or spec improvements (nested web workers, spec-compliant border-radius). https:&#x
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ECMAScript: Emitters for Stage 1(docs.google.com)
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by svieira 7y ago
Because the browser engine didn’t ship the component, I did (or you , or that guy Harry who doesn’t know what he’s talking about, take your pick). The component only provides its styles when the JS is run (you can look at the definition
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by svieira 7y ago
To give a voice to the silent - thank you Doreen for telling your story! You have a unique insight into the problems of the homeless and I for one am grateful to you for sharing it.
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by svieira 7y ago
You cannot make yourself believe in God any more than you can make yourself believe in the grocery store clerk. Either they are and you interact with them, or they are not. Prayer is nothing more than talking with God, who is there. >
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by svieira 7y ago
The styles defined _in_ the web component do not though (none of the `flex` styles are there). If the component was any more complicated than a pair of `<slot />` elements then the DOM structure would also completely change (and
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by svieira 7y ago
Surely the last one should be: "You don't seem to be having _enough_ trouble - have you tried using this website on a phone?"
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by svieira 7y ago
I'm genuinely curious about your assertion. Let's say I have an application for my business and I want to embedded a report on one of my pages from a separate application. This other application is a SaaS application, so I can&#
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by svieira 7y ago
I like it too - the pitch reminds me of https://github.com/enkidevs/seapig (where I first saw this pattern explained for React)
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by svieira 7y ago
The reason for a new element, rather than just tacking this behavior onto `iframe` seems to be backwards compatibility [1]. > We wish to give user agents as much flexibility as possible to isolate the host and guest browsing contexts (in
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by svieira 7y ago
Actually, since this is Graal the Ruby implementation here is almost certainly https://github.com/oracle/truffleruby so you're invoking Ruby in the same compiler _and process space_ that underlies GraalJS (no tran
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by svieira 8y ago
I'm sorry that your father's family grew up on the border between needing charity and giving it (that's always hard). But have you considered that maybe they chose to give 10% because they had discerned they could make do wi
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by svieira 8y ago
> If he literally created the universe and all the laws of nature, couldn’t he create such a concept? What is not, is not. Omnipotence means "being able to do anything that is possible to do", not "being able to do anythi
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by svieira 8y ago
> his struggles to defend his “Big Bang” model of the origin of the universe against those who accused him of being religiously motivated His opponents literally proposed that matter simply came-to-be out of nothing in order to avoid the
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by svieira 8y ago
This is a fantastic resource on in general - note that Thomas often wrote _better_ objections than those who held the positions he would argue against. That is, he would take the arguments he disagreed with and make them more cogent, more
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by svieira 8y ago
> Then Tolstoy and the Humanitarians said that the world was growing more merciful, and therefore no one would ever desire to kill. And Mr. Mick not only became a vegetarian, but at length declared vegetarianism doomed ("shedding,&q
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by svieira 8y ago
If we cannot trust our experience of free will then we cannot trust our experience of anything and there is no such thing as "basic physics". After all, basic physics requires that there be a physical world we can observe in such
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Welcome Wagon: Community and Comments on Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.blog)
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by svieira 8y ago
If creation is intended, not accidental, then there is a final end for each and every thing in creation. If there is a final end for creatures then for those who are given free will are given it for the express purpose of choosing their fi

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