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7y ago
What's the view that TypeScript is the modern Javascript?
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7y ago
Job management?
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> installing energy-hungry air conditioners – a major contributor to climate change Is this a fact?
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7y ago
I take their word for it but still no idea what it means. Do I have a youtube inbox I have not been checking my whole life?
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7y ago
> Women become pregnant before they become mothers. Men become pregnant after they become fathers. I heard this joke a while ago, and while cruel seems to have an element of truth to it by observation. Lack of sleep, lack of exercise,
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> prehistoric model of "hey let's download a .exe on the web, execute it without any sandbox, and let that .exe install other .exe from thousands of other unknown sources around the world and run them without any sandbox either
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Or maybe there are substantive sociopolitical issues at play - primarily people at some kind of disadvantage trying to wrest power, wealth and control from those who already have it (as if history has never heard that story before). Except
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7y ago
Good. It's an accurate opinion most of the time too.
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Nothing beats a plain Google Docs doc IMO. Synced everywhere, historical revisions (more useful than done.txt as I can see things I deleted/changed as well), it just works for me.
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7y ago
And why wouldn't they...it's not exactly a bad endorsement.
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Holy crap was that creepy or what?
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But aren't all those cases where the status of the city is unclear? Have I missed some news about Shenzhen?
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I would have been happy with deployed.
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The title makes it sound like Shenzen is not part of China. You don't "enter" part of your own country.
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7y ago
Thanks for making a website that works nice without Javascript :)
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> New York Times, Washington Post, The Guardian, CBC, multiple Wikipedia page I would take one reputable medical journal over all of them. I mean the MSM covers all sorts of trivial things all the time.
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The problem is who is examine ? Take this random page for exmaple. https://examine.com/nutrition/lemon-water/ It's written by some guy called "Wyatt Brown". Who is he? Is he a scientist? A doctor?
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> 3. How exactly do I prove someone is real? A link to his biography at his alma-mater, doctor profile at the hospital or clinic where he works, his personal web-site. There are a few things that would inspire confidence.
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They rank their Polish drivers?
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From the link: > 1. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property If you’re a JavaScript developer, you’ve probably seen this error more than you care to admit. This one occurs in Chrome when you read a property or call a method on an undefin
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7y ago
I assume we are all taking about Twitter and that's what I thought too.
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Well in just glad this is the top comment, as Python really is taking over the world for a reason. And of all the bugs I have written in recent memory, not one came down to a lack of static typing. They were due simply to logic errors, flaw
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7y ago
> and access to great workers and access to cheap workers Let's be honest here.
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And out of date documentation can be a footgun. I would rather a Dev spend time reading well written, self-documenting code than "documentation" that has become months or years out of date. As systems become large and complex - an
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> Emails from years ago might describe how to set up a dev environment or deploy code In some kind of bizarro world that might be encapsulated in a script in version control of some kind instead of a word document in a document managemen
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OK, but where does it stop now?
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For the same reasons it has control surfaces at all. Planes need to adjust their aerodynamic properties in order to adapt to various external and intrinsic factors. Trim in particular maintains aerodynamic stability in the presence of some
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> x-powered-by header Is that a thing?
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> The 737 airframe is actually relatively stable compared to many other things that fly Nice strawman. We are talking about the MAX not the 737 in general. Why don't you explain why previous variants of the 737 didn't require M
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Build unstable airframes? Not outside of forward canard jet fighters. And that pilot crashed a perfectly fine airliner after he lost situational awareness and then did the one thing you should never do - pull the steering column back in a m
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