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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
Rest in peace Terry Davis, the world wasn't ready for TempleOS.
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8y ago
I'd agree with everything you've said. Flow isn't bad but after working with TypeScript I could never go back. You're spot on with the tooling and ecosystem.
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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
I've never really understood why there are brackets in the first place, can't we just write a function to calculate your taxes based off your total income?
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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
This just feels like whataboutism, no one denies that the European imperialism was bad.
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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
Not owning a car is unfortunately not a realistic reality living in all but a few US cities. Most American cities were built with the car in mind, without massive public infrastructure overall owing a car is basically a requirement.
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8y ago
I'd argue a pickup truck does everything described better than the three vehicles you posted. Most people only have one vehicle and a pickup is simply a great jack of all trades. I 100% agree that pickups are a American cultural icon (
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8y ago
I have no data here, I would guess that number would be lower today than in 2013. My reasoning being the proliferation of smart phones in second and third world countries and the general trend of more web 2.0 users, though I fully accept th
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8y ago
Do you have any updated sources? This data is from 2013.
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wafflesraccoon
8y ago
I would argue that it is closer to being unfriended on Facebook than a website removing itself from your bookmarks.
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8y ago
Is that really Google's fault or China's for creating the policy? Google is forced to follow the local laws in the countries that it operates in.
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8y ago
Man, I just thought he would live forever. Rest in peace.
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8y ago
genuinely curious, do you have a source for that?
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8y ago
Personal anecdote, cyclists blow through stop signs because the infrastructure isn't built for bicycles. Having to come to a stop and then start up on a bicycle is the hardest part and cyclists hate it. Source: Commuting to work on a b
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8y ago
It has a very mid 00s feel to it, I wonder how old the codebase is.
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8y ago
As a younger developer 58k Junior Web Developer - St. Louis, Startup (2016 - 2018) 75k Web Developer - New Mexico, Mid sized company (2018 -)
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8y ago
>Developer to me is someone who develops logic, not some interaction with JavaScript. As a front end developer this is a bit insulting. This idea that JavaScript developers are somehow "lesser" is tired and totally overlooks th
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8y ago
I use Twitter a lot (90k Tweets, 2.1k followers, my account is 8 years old), the best thing about the like is being able to end a conversation without saying anything. Liking a reply to is a great way to say "I've acknowledged you
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8y ago
People retweeted things before retweets were an official feature, ie ".RT <quote they are retweeting>". Twitter adding retweets was something the community wanted.
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8y ago
Most of the time code does not fit into neat little boxes like that, in my professional experience thing are far more gray that just bugfixes and feature tickets.
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8y ago
I agree, after looking over the project the first thing I thought was "I bet I could do this myself". +1 for hiding the details and adding a little jargon.
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8y ago
Yep. CO in general is a very white state so I wonder how relevant that is? It is interesting regardless.
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8y ago
I no longer live in CO, at this point I assume most people who buy off the black market just have a friend with a lot of plants who can grow it at a cheaper price.
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8y ago
I wonder if anyone has attempted to use machine learning to try and build a better paper airplane. I feel like that would be super interesting.
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8y ago
Personal anecdote, I was a heavy cannabis user in Colorado when it became legal. In the beginning most people still would purchase green from their dealer to avoid the the high tax. Over time, most people simply switched to using dispensari
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8y ago
Slight correction here. According to the Report on the Economic (2015), only 31% of the people responded stated that they could not cover the expense. It should also be noted that 46% of the total respondents said that they would have a har
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8y ago
They have such a mealy texture, I can't stand them.
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8y ago
Typically most states will let you file for unemployment benefits if you are laid off, these vary from state to state.
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8y ago
Google around, check Glassdoor for dev jobs in your city. If you feel that you're under paid bring it up at your next review. If they refuse to give you more start to look for other jobs.
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8y ago
If you want to buy something and it will require you to run monthly balance on your credit card, you can't afford it. On the flip side, credit cards are a very powerful tool that should not be ignored.
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8y ago
I'm at the point where I don't answer the phone unless I know the number calling me or I'm expecting a call.
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