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12y ago
You can't get a senior job at the DOE without a PhD in Education, and you can't get an PhD Education without publishing a thesis the academic left supports... At least in education the academic left has had a complete stranglehold
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The issue is that theories start with liberal values and assumptions and conservative ideas aren't fairly evaluated. This creates blind spots in the field. There are examples in the draft paper. Moreover it taints policy recommendation
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12y ago
The birthrate problem is advanced nations is actually a real estate problem. Young couples can't afford a single family dwelling within a reasonable distance of job centers. As a result they rent apartments and buy cats. A declining p
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12y ago
There a few big fears... First a professional association like the AMA restrict supply by demanding substantial credentials. So you wouldn't be allowed to work with any developer without a degree from a program recognised by the assoc
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12y ago
Location: Toronto, ON Remote: No Willing to relocate: Within Canada Technologies: AngularJS, Rails, Django, PostgreSQL, Cordova Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_gWy7FTtwNAMExPbVJoa2Fna1k... Linke
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12y ago
Look, western cultures have been using alcohol to promote social bonding for thousands of years. It works.
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12y ago
Here's a thought, I don't think YKK would have lasted as a publicly traded company in the US. Pressure for profit growth from Wall St would have forced them to make cheaper buttons, until their brand name was destroyed and the com
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12y ago
Because they aren't molded, Ralph Lauren laser engraves their corozo buttons. http://imgur.com/gallery/1oeAPXb
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12y ago
The article doesn't mention it, but the perpetrator's likely motivation is also very interesting. Eucalyptus trees cause forest fires.
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12y ago
They've been around since 2001, but browser support only got good recently. Initially Adobe and Corel made browser plugins but Corel scaled back and Adobe bought Macromedia. Also SVG GUI tools haven't been great. Inkscape is str
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12y ago
Writing a custom framework is cruel to the maintenance programmers down the line. Whoever works the project after you is stuck with a buggy undocumented framework.
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12y ago
It still won't let me convert 'bytes / square mm' to my prefered data density format, 'libraries of congress / football field'. So it needs work.
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12y ago
Ah makefiles. It's 2014 and they still can't handle spaces in directory names. http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?712 I'm pretty sure that trying to replace them at this point is sacrilege.
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12y ago
I don't think that's even a scope issue... ng-model will auto-create scope variables if they don't exist. That's a handy shortcut. But if you have two inputs that can auto-create variable you're asking for trouble,
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12y ago
"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses." -Bjarne Stroustrup Every piece of tech involves design tradeoffs. Most software benefits from network effects -- there are advantage
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12y ago
That's actually a case of a bad error message. It just means it can't find 'Foo'. The DI looks for 'Foo', can't find it so it looks for 'FooProvider', can't find it, and throws an error say
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12y ago
I can see why they did that. Null/undefined checks in templates are messy and ugly, and there are a lot of cases where objects on the scope won't be ready when the scoped element is first rendered. Templates shouldn't be thr
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12y ago
Do you find yourself injecting controller names often? I've never needed or wanted to do that...
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12y ago
I'm surprised that this didn't get an HN attention...
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12y ago
There aren't enough units for adult companies to be interested. However hobbyists seem to be filling the gap: http://www.reddit.com/r/oculusnsfw/
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12y ago
Angular scales up fairly smoothly from a small widget on a site to a full SPA. It has two major downsides. - you're on your own for a lot of app structure - it expects you to know javascript quirks about object references, prototypica
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My understanding was that it was impossible to eradicate Malaria in Africa because great apes could also be carriers, and treating every wild ape wasn't remotely practical. Is that not the case? Actually the only effective means of era
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12y ago
It looks the cookie format is just user={hash}, and looking at an older version of the code it matches that up to data loaded from a file called arc/cooks https://github.com/wting/hackernews/search?utf8=%E2%9C
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12y ago
If you're travelling and eating in a lot of questionable restaurants, grilled cheese is supposed to be one of the safest things to order. This article seems to agree.
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> how Amazon got ahead in cloud hosting really gives me pause. I think EC2 happened because Amazon expanded by building data centers. Whenever they finished a new one they found they had a lot of surplus hosting capacity that they couldn
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12y ago
I'm suspicious that "quality of communication" will turn out to be a proxy for parental IQ.
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There's no simple standard one, but there are a lot of solutions. The most basic is that MS Word can open two files and show you the differences. Then there are various "document management systems". Sharepoint has a lot of
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12y ago
YAML was ruined by whatever committee controls the standard. Thanks to extra features, that were implemented by most parsers, it's not safe to parse an untrusted document. Some people are pushing for TOML as an alternative but I'm
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12y ago
The "foreign oppression" explanation is also pretty fishy. ISIS is clearly focussed on gaining money and power for it's leadership.
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It's a big deal because it's a major flaw in long established software. Many unix systems saw bash as safe enough to use as /bin/sh. The CGI-bash exploit leverages two of the oldest technologies on the web. However, CG
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