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by tcldr 6y ago
Right. So we need to pass the model for the entire app to our sub-update functions. This is the problem with the elm architecture; it requires a massive amount of boilerplate for anything more complex than a wizard.
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by tcldr 6y ago
If you look at the inflow/outflow of funds explicitly I can see why you'd arrive at that conclusion. But one of the biggest benefits of being in the EU is being part of the world's largest trading bloc. Particularly for Franc
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by tcldr 6y ago
In my mind, the biggest mistake the EU has made is not being more vocal about its achievements. Perhaps this was because it was felt it would stoke some anti-EU nationalists and threaten the project, but now that that cat is well and truly
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by tcldr 6y ago
We use tons of bottles for alcoholic beverages without issue. Most of the problems you state can be overcome with fairly simple processes. Standardisation of jar/pot sizes is one, ease of glass sorting and recycling when compared to pl
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by tcldr 6y ago
Option 2. Or am I missing something? Is it more polluting to manufacture or transport glass? If it's transport, our trajectory is heading to EVs, so that would leave the cost of recycling/manufacture which seems like it would scal
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by tcldr 6y ago
> If it's the latter than that's normalisation. I'm very clumsily trying to say that if: width / maxWidth = normalWidth then: normalWidth * maxWidth = width. And so, even though we aren't necessary
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by tcldr 6y ago
Genuine question, i'm no math expert: if you're using the value by multiplying it with some other value, does that not imply it qualifies as normalised? i.e. say you have a width of 500 and you want to move half way across so you
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by tcldr 6y ago
This could be a factor but I'm not sure that this is the complete picture. Having lived on both sides of the Atlantic, I would say it felt much easier to start a business in the UK: Healthcare is covered, believe it or not there is les
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by tcldr 6y ago
I attended a talk in the UK at Google Campus in London by Eric Schmidt. At the end of the talk there was some Q&A and one very apparently angry and frustrated member of the audience asked something along the lines of 'Do you think
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by tcldr 6y ago
By this measure, Haskell is an abomination and Combinators are a 'code smell'. Not sure I agree.
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by tcldr 6y ago
> Hence, the total cost of a very light to medium used WordPress site should be around 325 USD per month. Bargain.
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by tcldr 7y ago
It's interesting that he thinks UI will be 'the first to be automated,' but in my experience the variation and creativity, constraints and rules – not to mention the animations – that are emergent from a UI design are so vari