theonething

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by theonething 9y ago
Awesome, switching over from OneTab. Some things that would make it more awesome: - detect duplicates - ability to sync with a cloud service, e.g. Google bookmarks
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by theonething 9y ago
I believe most rubyists would disagree with you. I had a ruby loving coworker that made you feel like a moral failure if you commented your code instead of making it 'self-commenting'
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by theonething 9y ago
Or maybe they are talking about funds and where to invest them.
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The Surprising Truth About Why We Sleep and How Much We Need(bbc.com)
6 points by theonething 9y ago|1 comments
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Learn alongside innovators, thought-by-thought, in context(oreilly.com)
1 points by theonething 10y ago|0 comments
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by theonething 10y ago
> $35 a month Wow! Are you in the US? May I ask what insurance you have?
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by theonething 10y ago
Perhaps the author meant there would have been 11% more computer science jobs... available to U.S. programmers if not for H-1B workers occupying those jobs?
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by theonething 10y ago
This is OT but do others have this experience? You're a pedestrian at an intersection and patiently waiting for the crosswalk signal to flash walk because you want to be safe and not jaywalk. As soon as it flashes walk, a "right
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by theonething 10y ago
Any recommendations for good TDD classes?
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by theonething 10y ago
> The real issue today is that there are so many motivational speakers/writers that it's become impossible not to waste a lot of time trying to discern the steak from the bullshit. This sounds "ripe for disruption."
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by theonething 10y ago
+1 Same here. Sounds like it would be a very inspiring story.
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by theonething 10y ago
I've been using Complice [0] for a couple of months now and it does something akin to what you're describing. [0] https://complice.co
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by theonething 10y ago
I believe grub5000 was using that example as an analogy to make the point that your assertion is fallacious.
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by theonething 10y ago
on the web app side, complice.co serves a similar purpose with other features like a pomodoro timer. Been using it for a month now and like it so far.
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by theonething 10y ago
I've tried lots of different things and the most effective has been forcing myself to get up early (~6am for me). It was really difficult when I first started, but then I got into a routine. It's the only thing that consistently
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by theonething 10y ago
We both agree that there exists stupid laws. That is beyond a doubt. Our disagreement revolves around what to do about the fact that there are stupid laws. Your argument is individuals should be allowed to decide which laws are stupid and
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by theonething 10y ago
My response was flagged for some reason. I don't think that is a fair flagging. It skews the discussion and is tantamount to censorship. I believe I responded to the counterpoint in good faith. To whoever did it, I welcome your expla
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by theonething 10y ago
I agree in the sense that I did not express myself very clearly resulting in the tone of my post not following the Principle of Charity. I corrected myself in a sub post, but still think I could have done better even in that correction. S
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by theonething 10y ago
Regardless of whether or not I agree with a law, I as an individual, should not have the right to decide whether I should obey it. In the case of a law that I vehemently disagree with on moral grounds, the proper form of protest is in the
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by theonething 10y ago
So you don't think obeying the law is a good thing? Don't you think regulations exist for a reason? In the case of the medical field for example, I'm very happy it is heavily regulated and I would expect everyone in that fi
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by theonething 10y ago
I know I can submit a PR for this, but I feel the need to bring this up here since it was posted here for discussion. In Chapter 2, 5th paragraph, these are the phrases you chose to bold: > the high school I went to, again, was a Luthera