tmm84

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by tmm84 4y ago
This is the common situation with human brains. We rationalize something because of perceived risk not calculated risk. The article shows people were speeding because of perceived risk but doesn't explain the calculated risk. The unden
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by tmm84 4y ago
For me TypeScript is something that you need when you want to solve a big problem with constrained typed code. I have written way too much JavaScript in my career that I know what is going on and sometimes the types given for libraries and
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by tmm84 4y ago
I think the comment is there to serve as a catch can. It comes from a professor at an university in the communications department. Kind of just shoved right in to the article in my opinion. I think today's young people know that if the
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by tmm84 4y ago
I hope his problem gets solved but there is very little history of things like this ever getting fixed when it comes to YouTube. Also, all the overly loud noises and pop-up images are annoying to be honest.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I really like this idea. Brings back the good feeling I would get with CoffeeScript's syntax being shorthand for what I would write in JS but targeted at TS. I hope this stays around and gets some traction.
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by tmm84 4y ago
Not to argue with the article or any in the comments so far but here is my wisdom on this subject. People who may have injuries, imbalances or just poor skeletal health are the ones who when they instantly take up a sport that is leg heavy
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by tmm84 4y ago
The action of fixing one thing and creating one or more problems with it.
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by tmm84 4y ago
This should be the product people want. I'm betting that the price difference (percentage wise) is low when purchasing a camera. I can't help but think that finding out if the camera is recording to a card will lead to home invasi
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by tmm84 4y ago
There was a time when the only way to see a movie was at a theatre. When home media and playback of video was gaining traction the movie companies eventually brought their content to home media. With the advent of streaming they have come f
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by tmm84 4y ago
This logic was every business management class I took in a nutshell. Even if it seems like a rotten low-down thing to do the objective to make money and reduce cost.
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by tmm84 4y ago
For me I do rotate depending on the time of day or the weather. If I want less color then it is Py Light. If I want a good light theme then Solarized Light Alternate (really great compared to regular solarized). If I want a dark theme then
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by tmm84 4y ago
If I'm in VS Code a light them that I love with minimal colors is PyLight. Looks like old school python documentation green/blue. Having read a lot of code documentation in that scheme my brain defaults to understanding it. In Ema
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by tmm84 4y ago
Most of the comments dealing with error handling and interfaces are just stuff I grew used to having done Java for so long. However, for me personally, in a modern software development sense the pain point that I have with Go is unit test m
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by tmm84 4y ago
I remember that morning very vividly. My dad was dropping me off at high school and it was my senior year (I didn't own a car). My dad was listening to AM radio as he always did and I wasn't really paying much attention. When the
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by tmm84 4y ago
I remember being around 12 years old when I had Office as part of my first computer. Oddly, at that age and typing up reports, letters or anything else for school work it was nice to see Clippy right there tell me what he thought of what I
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by tmm84 4y ago
I remember watching it in the theatre as a kid and was blown away by it. I find it interesting that it had Cronenberg's editor working on it as well. Aside from stuff like Robocop and a couple of other things this was a cyberpunk movie
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by tmm84 4y ago
- YTP (YouTube Poop) -> I look at it as memes + video remixing. - TAS (Tool Assisted Speedrun) -> I love watching video game bugs leading to fast gameplay. - Standup/Parody -> I need to laugh at stuff. - Technology Conferences
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by tmm84 4y ago
I don't believe it has to do with X country takes food more seriously. I do believe it has to do with labelling at some point, say something that is labelled from X country but is coming in from Y country. The person bringing it in fro
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by tmm84 4y ago
I agree. Although I am a vaporwave first person. Nothing like music that feels nostalgic and meandering at the same time. I don't mind synthwave but it has gotten more sub bass and driving over time (less 80s nostalgic and more John Ca
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by tmm84 4y ago
I was thinking of those two cases. Stuff like this is always a cat and mouse game.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I feel this comment so much. Having never done Ruby programming and was given a task from a client to work on a Ruby project. I didn't think much at the time because having dealt with all kinds of programming challenges I was confident
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by tmm84 4y ago
I thought I was the only one who felt frustrated with editing parts of copied urls or editing the url in the taskbar. I like to think it's because so many people just copy URLs or enter new ones instead of editing what is there. I beli
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by tmm84 4y ago
I'm glad someone here said this about them. I grew up seeing Hubble style images (non-IR) so I get the warm fuzziness they have. For me the one thing that gets me are the big shiny stars that seem to have big streaks going everywhere.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I'm pretty sure they either sold it or used it too. The article does state it was unusual they didn't consult the authority that fined him.
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by tmm84 4y ago
I'm glad the author wrote this with Guile scheme in mind and mentioned Racket/DrRacket. Both are certainly beginner friendly ways of getting started with scheme in my opinion. I love how this goes from here's how to define a
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by tmm84 4y ago
"smartphone" -> "Colossians 2:21 (Touch not; taste not; handle not;" Good advice.
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by tmm84 4y ago
As someone who lives with someone dealing with hair loss I understand OP's feelings. I also agree that giving nutrition, sleep and getting your body in shape a try. The whole prescription thing might work but if the hair loss you'
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by tmm84 4y ago
I agree as well. I guess it has more to do with where in Japan you are. Braille seems to be on cans but then again most of the stuff in cans tends to be alcoholic (beer, wine coolers, non-alcoholic beer, whisky/gin premixes).
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by tmm84 4y ago
I agree, do we humans, as a whole, seem to care what animals think/feel/experience? Why would we? Only now are we starting to find points of commonality that our human brain experiences. So, if the aliens are like us but more inte
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by tmm84 4y ago
As someone who went from a standard American-esque diet to a mostly raw vegan diet (the bulk of what I had were salads, fruits, avocados, nuts and giant sweet potatoes [obviously cooked]). I found myself having the same ability to taste thi

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