tabeth

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   by tabeth 10y ago

   Perhaps people would start new companies with their absence.
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   by tabeth 10y ago

   Friends, family and colleagues. Any other method runs the method of going viral. Good luck!
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   by tabeth 10y ago

   Can someone recommend an up-to-date book/guide on HTTP(2)? I'm thinking this may do: https://http2.github.io/ , but I'm not sure if that's the best guide. Much of the jargon in the comments is unknown to
4. 544.▲
   by tabeth 10y ago

   If no one would pay money for your service then isn't it inherently valueless? Advertisements is just a scam that's gonna pop eventually. I'd pay a lot of websites a buck a month for access. Multiply this by millions and you
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   by tabeth 10y ago

   I haven't used TypeScript yet, but it seems like it's similar to a pattern I sometimes use, like the following: function foo(a, b, c) { g.param(String, a); g.param(Object, b); g.param(XMLHttpRequest, c); /* s
6. 546.▲
   by tabeth 10y ago

   I completely disagree with your advice. If you truly care about something you should protest against it immediately.
7. 547.▲
   by tabeth 10y ago

   Perhaps you misunderstand. Those attending the school would be the ones to pay. The policy I proposed wouldn't require anyone to pay any additional taxes.
8. 548.▲
   by tabeth 10y ago

   I don't know if a 300 point jump is extreme or not, but I'd like to point out that most people who do poorly on the SAT probably weren't getting the education they needed, which was my overall point. Put differently, I assert
9. 549.▲
   by tabeth 10y ago

   The SAT is a pretty silly test. When it was out of 2400 I took it for the first time and got a 1800. I studied for literally a week and increased my score to 2100, which isn't really that good, but a testament to how "studyable&qu
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    This is neat, but I wish education wasn't expensive to begin with. Or better yet, just simply make education free via making the cost be capped at 5% of your yearly (before-tax) wage for Y years, or a total of $XXX,XXX, whichever comes
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Understandably, this is focusing on the driving of traditional, 5(+/-) passenger vehicles. Is there a reason more work isn't done on driving buses and other high(er) occupancy vehicles? I would also imagine self driving a bus woul
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    In addition to all of the advice given here, I might add: find a job that's easy for you. If it requires a pay-cut, so be it. I think doing something that's easy and being very successful will build your confidence that will hel
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    I know it's kind of a rhetorical question, but I think the answer is obviously: make it cost them significant amounts of money if they do not . So, the question then becomes, how do you make it cost them significant amounts of money
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Can you elaborate? I was under the impression that HTML and CSS were by default already accessible and Javascript is likely to break things (an instance I've encountered is not properly setting tabindex, for example).
15. 555.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    Is it possible these days to have a fully interactive mobile application with just HTML and CSS? Have CSS animations gotten good enough? I'm talking things like pure CSS accordians, modals/pop-ups, tooltips, etc. Semantic UI is so
16. 556.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    A simpler explanation is that they pay well and are prestigious and so get a lot more good candidates. The proof is pretty obvious: what companies pay as much as Google and are as prestigious as Google and have bad engineers?
17. 557.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    Hard labor pays more than $10. You're missing the overall point, but OK. It still doesn't explain why foreigners take the jobs and not Americans.
18. 558.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    I'm still not seeing the relevance of this compared to unemployment vs. a low wage manual labor job. Are you saying it's better to be unemployed?
19. 559.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    Not every job that pays $9.70 is necessarily dangerous, so I fail to see your point. That article is more of a representation of a greater potential issue.
20. 560.▲
    by tabeth 10y ago

    Again, I fail to see how being unemployed is superior to making money. Your point is correct, if you assume the person could get a job with the qualities you describe. If they could, they wouldn't be unemployed to begin with (unless it
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    I don't understand. $9.70 is better than being unemployed. Your comment perfectly illustrates the point I'm trying to make (people care too much about what they're doing and/or where they're doing it -- this natural
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    If people weren't so obsessed with their jobs it wouldn't matter where you worked. Unfortunately, we are. Case and point -- North Carolina and their need for farmers [1] [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news&#x
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Is it a poor pattern to use #bind a lot instead of this or that? I tend to put most of the code in procedures like functions and bind it to whatever context I need, if not the regular this .
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    I'm not really following this article: what "questions remain", exactly? The child is better with the procedure than without, no? What exactly is the alternative that would leave no questions remaining? --- To add, I guess I
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Books, blogs and YouTube are useless IMO. There's one solution. Engage. - Talk to your coworkers - Attempt to lead conversations - Listen - Do not interrupt others - Watch There's no alternative that will result in such a ti
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Balsamiq has my vote.
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Fact checking is irrelevant. What's necessary is education. Just like spell check will not allow you to magically compose elegant prose, fact check is not going to prevent people from being misled. Notice how both of these "proble
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    I still fail to see the relevance. Their appearance is irrelevant. If they keep your house clean then it doesn't matter. If you're implying street kids won't do that, not only would you have to provide evidence that you won&#
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    Why exactly does it matter?
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    by tabeth 10y ago

    This situation is the biggest problem with Airbnb. Furthermore, these types of service should be double blind, and effectively anonymous for everyone but Airbnb (arguably them too, but that's not really possible given payment informati