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by treehau5 9y ago
Texting sucks and is extraordinary frustrating to try and keep up with massive group texts (almost borderline anxiety-creating), and phone conversations are always difficult and frustrating. However, FaceTime and similar video-calling is gr
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by treehau5 9y ago
Depends. I have 11 bathrooms in my house, so I might need 3 to get the job done properly. Also, I bet one of those plumbers could fix the leak in my pool.
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by treehau5 9y ago
Even more important than mobility in the back is knee stability. Also people think that injuries happen at the gym, this is very rarely the case. Usually you do the small amount of damage at the gym that then cascades later on due to your
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by treehau5 9y ago
"When the last tree has been cut down, the last fish caught, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money."
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by treehau5 10y ago
Considering the Greeks were not liberated from the Ottoman yoke until 1829, with genocides and killings from "modern" Turkey not stopping until the early 1910's, I'd say it's not exactly ancient history, either. To
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by treehau5 10y ago
If anything it should be a Orthodox Church, but since no one can agree on that, it should be transferred to UNESCO, and treated as a cultural site and museum. If it resumes being used as a Mosque, to avoid any slippery slope fallacies, it
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by treehau5 10y ago
This is even more reason to contribute to activists trying to stop the conversion of Hagia Sophia into a Mosque. It is a piece of 6th century history that we as a civilization just cannot afford to lose.
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by treehau5 10y ago
Perhaps is it because you actually have an office, with a door? I hate driving in sometimes because I know I am being forced to waste an hour of my life in traffic to sit in an open floor plan to be distracted for 8 hours and produce minima
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by treehau5 10y ago
> That's nonsense. Proper this and proper that, and don't get me wrong, I agree, but parent is correct -- and that is these apps wouldn't even exist if it wasn't for Electron. It just wouldn't have been a conside
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by treehau5 10y ago
The other problem is what society views as ethical or moral is now subjective to each on a variety of different factors in this post post-modern society. There was once puritanical values, however despised they are by certain factions, whic
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by treehau5 10y ago
> I really dislike tipping and would prefer that the product be priced correctly to begin with. I disagree with this in part -- I will agree with you that most of these people deserve to be paid more regardless, but I disagree in the sen
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by treehau5 10y ago
Right, but then you have to have cash.
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by treehau5 10y ago
I hate that Uber does not allow you to tip. I have had drivers who deserve way more than what they give them, and then I've had some drivers who deserve to have their licenses revoked. When I learned that Lyft allows you to specify a t
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by treehau5 10y ago
And yet how many of us waiters, waitresses, bartenders, baristas, cashiers, valets, etc have paid the bills because of the gratitude of others. It can work, especially when combined with social pressure to do so.
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by treehau5 10y ago
Did any of these kids (and I am one of them, graduated in 2013) stop and think that paying 50-70k a year after room and board to attend a university was insane? I had the option to go to a nice university, and maybe my horizons would have b
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by treehau5 10y ago
> makes for a crazy, exciting mix where the wealth and treasure of history and (deserved) national pride contrasts with poverty and the political and social conservatism that goes alongside. I am curious why you grouped political and soc
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by treehau5 10y ago
But it's going to be amazing. It's going to be an iPod, a Phone, AND an internet communications device
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by treehau5 10y ago
Maybe true with cars, but what about consumer electronics? HVAC systems? Wireless routers? Furniture even? Even clothes. It's all cheap garbage, inflated and marked up.
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by treehau5 10y ago
Again, this is not a good example of why the javascript ecosystem is worse / java is better. > But that’s the point. That’s all just code. Just normal code. Not additional command line utilities. First, Maven does not come standard
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by treehau5 10y ago
> While in the JS world, even now that browsers are starting to support ES6, everyone just adds more and more steps to the build process, instead of trying to simplify them. To build on your Java comparison -- this is would be akin to us
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by treehau5 10y ago
I think your comment is touching on two different points, in my view. > Until something breaks, and you have to go through all the configs and try to fix it. This is solved by understanding the language and the tools you are using. I see
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by treehau5 10y ago
> The problem is that for many, react does not do that – because you need npm, webpack, babel, systemjs, and so on and so on. This couldn't be further from the truth. And besides, create-react-app solves that. > No need to config
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by treehau5 10y ago
I see people as young as 25 being set in there ways as well when it comes to the latest hipster trends. For example we had a heated argument about Vue vs React at work the other day. Turns out the other party arguing in favor of Vue had act
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by treehau5 10y ago
Great! Do you mind expanding on why it doesn't work for you with emphasis on the relevant, objectifiable aspects? (as objectifiable as you can be for an anecdote, of course!)
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by treehau5 10y ago
I have a copy of the book you linked in the book-notes! I am excited to start reading it. It's funny you bring up that book because I arrived at my conclusion that how small "micro" is in microservice is based on my previous
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by treehau5 10y ago
The term micro was always left up to the implementer to define what exactly constitutes micro. There is no uniform standard, and no official definition of microservice, and indeed in my own short time dabbling in them, I have seen it vary f
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by treehau5 10y ago
I see comments like this all the time. What people have to realize is all these shithole companies would act like this if they can. In the south, you can hear the same story time and time again with Time Warner Cable -- "Man when <i
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by treehau5 10y ago
I think a lot of this is stemming from the deeper issue that kids are just tired of being charged absurd amounts of money for a cookie cutter syllabus based on a text book, and then tested on it, while the college shoves as many kids in cla
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by treehau5 10y ago
I would love that.

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