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by wellpast 8y ago
If Oscars reduce the picks to movies unavailable to the general population, I think that's relevant. Maybe. The Oscars is already an overwhelmingly an absurdly scoped and self-congratulatory event, so maybe it couldn't get any mor
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by wellpast 8y ago
Netflix has shipped some good movies. If we limit movies to non-streaming aren’t we going to get slim pickings and mostly infantile superhero flicks?
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An Evolution: Class, Struct, Map(medium.com)
2 points by wellpast 8y ago|0 comments
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by wellpast 8y ago
Context is fundamental in the appreciation but I think it's much less about the artist's life per se (although that could enrich the experience & interpretation, depending), and more about your cultivated tastes with the mediu
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by wellpast 8y ago
It's also possible that even those same bugs could have been prevented by hiring more experienced programmers. Or using non-static verification tools or testing processes or many other tools in the toolbelt. Static typing is an ideolog
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by wellpast 8y ago
How is that HN didn't de-duplicate the URL?
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by wellpast 8y ago
that’s not Allen, it’s Polanski but it’s also great
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Kamala Harris’s Logo Is a Disaster(thebulwark.com)
2 points by wellpast 8y ago|1 comments
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by wellpast 8y ago
And then weirdly you have also this alternative to webpack from the Elm community: https://github.com/NoRedInk/jetpack Also called Jetpack...
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by wellpast 8y ago
This is bad advice. After you deeply learn a handful of MVC/UX frameworks, you can learn the next one in a few days. So learn and study them, you’ll get faster and become more aware by doing so. It won’t be a waste of time.
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by wellpast 8y ago
Do not do this unless your code is reasonably well constructed. And make sure you’re not fooling yourself. Otherwise you’ll scare away good engineers.
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by wellpast 8y ago
00-20, prefer Static
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by wellpast 8y ago
00-20, prefer Dynamic
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by wellpast 8y ago
20-30, prefer Static
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by wellpast 8y ago
20-30, prefer Dynamic
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by wellpast 8y ago
30-35, prefer Static
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by wellpast 8y ago
30-35, prefer Dynamic
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by wellpast 8y ago
35-45, prefer Static
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by wellpast 8y ago
35-45, prefer Dynamic
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by wellpast 8y ago
45-99, prefer Static
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by wellpast 8y ago
45-99, prefer Dynamic
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On "Technical Debt“(aa.ron.run)
2 points by wellpast 8y ago|0 comments
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by wellpast 8y ago
> Seems an odd choice to throw in one random deadpan comment... But then again it gives the joke a special nonplussing hilarity that it wouldn’t acquire otherwise.
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by wellpast 8y ago
A mobile, goes-with-you screen is the bad screen. The good screen is the one at a desk that you sit at to do work with conscious intention.
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by wellpast 8y ago
Side note: I've never used J2EE. Other than as an example. As in just now, above there.
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by wellpast 8y ago
What if I think I'm approximately the 100th smartest person in the world? But only when it comes to, say, J2EE? Like I'm the 100th smartest person at J2EE in the world, and everyone else besides the approximately 100 above me are
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by wellpast 8y ago
I've always wanted to be a Narcissist, for years have strived to become one, but I never quite feel like I am one. I always feel like a wannabe-Narcissist, like an impost....
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by wellpast 8y ago
Agreed. This striving towards binary classification is so flawed from any broader perspective. I, too, just learned that I'm a narcissist. I had to squint quite a bit at the diagnostic list there, and sort of wedge my own psychological
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by wellpast 8y ago
Yes that’s the book!
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by wellpast 8y ago
I can appreciate your somewhat cynical assessment, but I also think we're still squarely in the right/left brain hemisphere: empirically speaking, the left hemisphere has quite the ego. We're both saying a very similar thing.

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