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by tekkk 7y ago
I see. Also I have to admit the OP filled my other checkbox which is low-effort content intended to be amusing. Which I expect to read in Reddit but not here. And I do like to take confrontational stance in effort to make the other party to
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by tekkk 7y ago
If somebody is being unreasonably ambiguous about an issue I feel personally strong about I feel it's my responsibility to notify the author that you shouldn't teeter between comedy and seriousness. Maybe I would say it in milder
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by tekkk 7y ago
" Later in his life, Gödel suffered periods of mental instability and illness. He had an obsessive fear of being poisoned; he would eat only food that his wife, Adele, prepared for him. " There's your between the lines. He wa
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by tekkk 7y ago
I agree, should you always test the reducing function separately outside the reduce? And if so, what's the real benefit of not mutating accumulator? Seems silly to just copy a transient value which is immediately discarded and then do
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by tekkk 7y ago
Right. Well, I stand by my opinion. I do think US is bad, and what's happening there is nothing short of a circus. But there is still a giant difference. Cultural, perhaps. I think you cant't wipe out two thousand years of dynasti
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by tekkk 7y ago
What, racism? I meant precisely what I wrote, cultural - nothing to do with color of skin or other features. Freedom of speech et cetera.
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by tekkk 7y ago
Can't argue with that, but I felt the original author I replied to took it way too personally. US politics is a joke of a democracy and more so now that they have elected a true buffoon as their president. I would argue as a nation, Tr
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by tekkk 7y ago
Perhaps so, and as my emotional input I'd still rather have a bad-democracy ruling over the world as supposed to a totalitarian state. Actually I even prefer China losing influence on global scale, what do you have to say about that? Y
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by tekkk 7y ago
Colonialism? Western exploitation? Really? I do not think that this was necessarily a smart or moral choice by the US's part, but I guess they know more about the issue than I do, based on which this action was made. But I am curious h
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by tekkk 7y ago
Hmm not really, no. I might do legs too or other back muscles but you can't really train deadlift by doing other than deadlift. You should rather focus on doing a very good warm-up to enable easier contraction of those muscles and then
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by tekkk 7y ago
Well my guess is that probably your back/hip muscles are weak and not used to working together. You really shouldnt be putting a lot of weight when you start learning a tough movement like deadlift, squat. In deadlift concentrate contr
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by tekkk 8y ago
Well it's a difficult problem, and tit-for-tat retribution could be the optimal action based on my little knowledge on game theory ( https://ncase.me/trust/ ). Yet if things would go badly and the global economy go
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by tekkk 8y ago
While the evidence in this case seems to be against this statement (Amazon indeed offered worse service than competitors) I think it is otherwise valid. Chinese are really driven to become the world's superpower number 1 and give no qu
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Choosing Metrics That Matter(segment.com)
2 points by tekkk 8y ago|0 comments
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by tekkk 8y ago
So is Oracle's goal killing off Java? It seems so from the looks of it. Or perhaps I'm missing the big picture here
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by tekkk 8y ago
Yes, exactly this. If you never really think about your coding seriously, and ponder where you should get better at and then do it - you'll never improve! Simply by acknowledging your own mistakes and how you could fix them in the futu
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by tekkk 8y ago
Yes, exactly this. If you never really think about your coding seriously, and ponder where you should get better at and then do it - you'll never improve! Simply by acknowledging your own mistakes and how you could fix them in the futu
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by tekkk 8y ago
That's not what the articled alleged but yes, certainly it could be a reason. I can't recall was the extra income on top of the already existing one but certainly getting free extra money must feel better than without. The conclus
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by tekkk 8y ago
Excellent question, I too think that the comment and perhaps post quality has somewhat deteriorared. To me it's the inane comments that don't add anything which bother me the most. And I don't want to start downvoting everyon
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by tekkk 8y ago
While I fully agree that the sending of user information by Nokia (or HMD Global to be specific) to Chinese servers was inacceptable breach of trust, I do think it was blown out of proportion https://translate.google.com/tra
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by tekkk 8y ago
That's pretty cool. Last I checked on my own site Disqus downloaded 1.3 MBs of bunch of stuff, which I think is just ridiculous. After caching it's only 2 KBs but it still bothers me - what in the world it's downloading? main
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by tekkk 8y ago
Yes! I was in delhi and kathmandu and wished that i had some mask to filter out the awful air pollution. My lungs and throat felt sore, and in the end i developed a cold which eventually led me to being bedridden for a day. I cant fathom ho
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by tekkk 8y ago
Well here's an anecdote; I went abroad and at one place was enthralled by the coffee they served. Astounded, I bought some beans and felt quite happy of the "treasure" we had found. Later back at home, I went to a local coffe
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by tekkk 8y ago
I have a theory that by oversleeping too much your body goes into sort of hibernation mode and wants to preserve energy to the end of the world. On the other by sleeping little and having strict schedule you enter a type of primal survival
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by tekkk 8y ago
I think the UI is kinda awkward to use. If I want to input a specific date I have to manipulate the URL? Gets really annoying with mobile. Also it would be nice to somehow see the past dates somehow visualized. Maybe how much total activity
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by tekkk 8y ago
So can someone explain what the author means by the problem of #3: > However, there are times when we need to pass an extra parameter. In those cases, we cannot use bind because we cannot use bind with arrow functions. But you can pass
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by tekkk 8y ago
I myself too have witnessed a similar thing but with not-so-algorithmic-people. I think it all comes down to the company culture and the person actually being able to let go of their ego and improve their programming skills. It is similar
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by tekkk 8y ago
One thing I myself found out only recently was that you can do validation of inputs directly with HTML. Eg adding type="email" will validate the input for email or you can use custom pattern with regex to validate them as you&#x27
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by tekkk 8y ago
I just have to say that Gatsby has a lot of work to do to reduce the amount of boilerplate and tweaking involved for creating say a simple blog site. In some parts I feel they are over-abstracting maybe a little too much at the cost of simp
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Pricing Experiments You Can Learn From (2011)(conversionxl.com)
270 points by tekkk 8y ago|55 comments

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