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He had a bit of a point there till he lost me at "But the foolish (i.e. people writing @JavaScript / @typescript in the first place) keep going." Oh great, another blowhard trying to tell me that the language that powers the
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Maine doesn't go into effect until 2021. Rough population count [1] of those states divided by population of 50 states + DC is 0.3032003614019388. Edit: most of those are also capped at 40 hours a year, which amount to one week maximum
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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> for what amounts to pretty basic software I mean... and also an entire international coordinated delivery network, apps that work on all devices, background checks, vehicle registration and checking sites, marketing, huge expensive leg
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If someone sticks a gun in my face and gives me a choice of wallet or hospital, do I really have a choice?
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That's not how it works. Scabs who break the line are harming workers' ability to organize and demand fair working conditions. The onus is on the scab to find employment elsewhere, because by crossing the line they're not onl
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> Journalists however, having a special need to protect their sources, and being aware of a potential lack of E2EE can always find other ways - similar to what they used to hide their sources before E2EE, when their phones could be tappe
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It's in the next tab over, "State by State" [1]. Click on the state name to see the breakdown. For example, if you click on "Alabama" it will take you to historical data [2]. Cheers! [1] https://covidtrac
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It's not stable at all. In the 24-hour period between April 28 and April 29, an additional ~27,000 people have tested positive and ~2,700 have died.
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Question for the frontend crowd: how have microservices/serverless aged over the past few years? I've largely avoided learning/using this type of architecture because intuitively it seems like a bad idea to split your app and
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How do you differentiate from other products like Key Values ( https://www.keyvalues.com/ )?