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7y ago
But that's just not true. The electron will only get excited if the incoming photon has a very specific wavelength, so most of the light that hit your house's walls, for example, is reflecting. The photoelectric effect is real, bu
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It's not the UI framework that's adding the bloat, it's a bunch of tracking and fingerprinting scripts. They would still be there even if the UI was server-rendered HTML, because that's Medium's business model!
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7y ago
If you were making 60k+ through your college "internships," I would put them at the same level as full-time work. My first college internship was $9/hour with no benefits, and it lasted 6 weeks... Also, donations are discret
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7y ago
The technical term is a coop, like REI.
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7y ago
Mind sharing what your rent was during those 3 years? The best figure would actually be comp minus taxes and rent. edit: Oh, I see you were in Boston -- that's a great deal then. I still wouldn't want to work for Google for idealo
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7y ago
> 80% of the time was wasted supporting clients and fixing bugs that were due to the fact that the product was shipped too early. There are a lot of valuable lessons to be learnt here about product planning and dev process, but if you di
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7y ago
> Having worked alongside longtime vim users, that's almost never the case. There's often more time spent on finding out/remembering the efficient way to get to a particular piece of code. Longtime vim users who didn'
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7y ago
Do you browse the internet with the dev tools open to the network tab? Seems like a weird thing to obsess over, considering 99.9% of people won't even notice how many requests you have. Makes it a lot easier to build a UI from a RESTfu
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What were they building, a todo app?
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7y ago
> if it is worth doing, and it takes less than an hour -- just do it now Huh... you've never had 10 things that are worth doing that take less than an hour? Or did you just line them up and work 10 hours that day?
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7y ago
You can also just create 1 ticket with a bunch of small things. The devs on my team are encouraged to move tickets around and plan their time however they want, but JIRA allows our product, design, dev, and qa teams to coordinate without be
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7y ago
> even when it's wildly wrong for the job Oh, are you the great decider who decrees what we can and can't use certain programming languages for?
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7y ago
> Women have a right to expect not to be harassed online, men don't have a right to expect women to initiate contact with them online. No one is arguing this... they are simply saying women don't understand how men experience o
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7y ago
This is a great example of casual misandry. You seem to think men have no issues, and only women have difficult lives. That simply isn't true. Men and women both face issues, and both have issues that are both significant and insignifi
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> Loads in one request. Seriously, load it in your browser with the network inspector open. One request. And this matters... why?
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It's getting downvotes because it was posted in bad faith. Many Americans would say we give corporations the freedom to act how they wish, and we give individuals the freedom to do business with the corporations they choose. The argume
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7y ago
Quite the opposite actually, by the time your hand even finds the mouse the vim user will already have jumped to the desired code block and have started editing it.
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7y ago
What makes you characterize the US justice system as a "trainwreck?" Also, which existing justice system would you point to as a better example?
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> reducing the sum total of human achievement into lucky chance Not the sum total of achievement, just a single individual's achievement. An individual's achievement can indeed be attributed ~100% to luck. For every Einstein th
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It's not at all a ridiculous thing to say... Men and women have significantly different experiences using dating apps, and if you were able to release an app that solved the problem many men face (being completely ignored for years), y
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There are plenty of games with female protagonists though, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Mirror's Edge, Portal, Last of Us 2 (just to name a few).
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If the kindergarten is on a subway/bus stop, it's really not an issue. How do you think we can get more public transport near schools? Hint: fund public transit more than roads. Instead of driving your kid to school, you just take
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Well yes, one provides an actually valuable service while the other is a form of entertainment
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Yeah YouTube is really struggling to make ends meet, we need to remember the little guy here.
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It's very easy to explain to someone why blowing a hole in their bedroom wall to put an extension cord through it is a bad idea. On the other hand, try explaining to your product team that building a certain feature in 2 weeks will req
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> Those RN developers eventually have to learn the weird idiosyncrasies of both Android and iOS besides the idiosyncrasies added by RN itself. Ha, you know React runs in web browsers, right? React developers should already be used to hav
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7y ago
UK is a bit different, but I think OP is referring to the fact that even Cambridge isn't much better than, say, UIUC.
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You're getting stuck up in pedantry when only one thing matters: Do AI drivers kill fewer pedestrians than human drivers?
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I once had to deal with <private company> and they made me wait an <exorbitant amount of time> therefore, all private companies are inefficient. Did I do it right?
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7y ago
Not at all. It would only imply that everyone has had 1 bad boss at some point in their career.
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