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xkcd1963
4y ago
smartistone is wrong. IQ != intelligence. If you are smart, you are more likely to have general success in life AND reach higher IQ scores. IQ is not a measure for intelligence.
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Well that was misleading if you need an original copy of the game
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Idk. we just have to assume people are fine even if it is not expressed through their face. There are other indicators for distress, such as tears or literally angry faces.
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When CSS was first invented nobody had mobile devices in mind (they werent around yet). So now a lot of RWD was taped on top of it. Actually GUI Design is challenging, many people dont find Desktop GUIs intuitive. I don't know how to c
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It goes to say that it would be a computational nightmare to make computers understand styling, while HTML is very understandable for both humans and computers
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It's not possible really. As example we still cant use query selectors based on parents width. What do we do? Do we put all mobile styling in one big query selector with components inside or do we create many query selectors per compon
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Well you could also use atomic design, essentially writing the btn and pagestyling separately and hoping they wont interfere. Any tool will have a tradeoff.
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It hit me when I had to google a translator for tailwind. Why do I use tailwind if I already know CSS? Then later it hit me again, why is it called cascade style sheet - it's supposed to be separated the style from markup. And well w
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But they can be replicated much easier and much faster
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The recursion example in the article is not good because it is language dependent. One could also say: "running mouse chased by cat in the past" and you would get the same idea as in opposed to "The mouse the cat chased ran&q
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I've asked myself this question often but each time I look for qualified employees and co-workers I find none. Only thing could attract someone is high pay
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Or it causes societal damage already by people taking it too seriously. Like people used to believe that graphology was a serious thing and that using your left hand might cause brain damage. Those things got replaced by psychology
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4y ago
It's a text messaging platform (that needs to load like 50MB just to show you some 100 characters) ...
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Maslow pyramid. Money is somewhere down at essential needs and security, whilst attention starts at the social level
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I perceived it as you taking it personally because I happen to critique China subliminally and you belonging to the Chinese culture. Even though I agree that my comment was snarky still the underlying message was that censorship in China is
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xkcd1963
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Well if I happen to mention that a lot of censorship is happening in China and I'm being policed around by a user that might be Chinese, maybe I might feel censored by the same system
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You mean that I don't agree? Thanks sherlock.
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xkcd1963
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It probably doesn't help that I believe that social science is not a science.
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xkcd1963
4y ago
Okay thank you. Is it a coincidence that your username sounds Chinese? I meant no discrimination. Also, I feel policed around.
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One does not need to call himself a scientist in order to arrive to these obvious observations
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Are you a Chinese bot or something?
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It was actually the mom of the drunk driver that started the whole thing...
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You know the article is not serious when it starts with a quote.
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Psychology is not a science
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Engineer != programmer
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I'm late to the party but I think we cannot let the client know the secret token
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"At the end of the day it's just a handful of people who get to decide these things" I disagree, there are far more factors playing at hand. A government is made of many people. Or as example, general A decided to attack, but
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I think in your example it is more likely that infrastructure was really expensive back in the day. It was expensive to build dungeons. And often only prominent prisoners were locked up
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