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by z5h 10y ago
News is fine. The problem is that most news business models compete for attention via: 1. alarmist content 2. clickbait headlines 3. polarizing viewpoints There aren't as many entities who simply try to deliver balanced
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I think a problem is lack of respect for the fact that a huge part of design is WORK . It takes time and effort. Not innate talent or magic (though those help). A developer thinks "I need another 5 values from a user, so I'll put
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by z5h 10y ago
I happen to work in a team. So I get paid to write code that works, that other devolopers can make sense of and hack on as well. That's why I write lots of tests. If Kent Beck is coding in a private bubble, he can do whatever he wants
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"map", "select", "reduce", "flat_map" and the like make your intention visible upfront. "each" just tells me you're doing "something" with each item. Not sure how giving less
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I believe an important quality is that code should TELL A STORY. Consider a biography: you could simply collect facts about a person and write them in an arbitrary order and call it a biography. It could be a complete and accurate account,
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Yes.
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It's not the thing that's being sold that is the problem. It's the systematic ways that the peddlers lie and game the system that prevent us us from making the choice in "lifestyle choice". Seems they got to you too
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Tobacco killed 100 million. Sugary drinks alone are linked to 180000 deaths/year. (And of course big sugar lied to us http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/13/well/eat/how-the-sugar-ind... ). So, yes.
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Sunvox is where it's at.
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by z5h 11y ago
Read another way, abusive organizations and project maintainers can now block users.
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Thanks. I use Jetbrains IDE's for coding where my colorschemes have a similar setup. Code, Comments, Strings, are different, and that's about it. Never got around to doing this in Vim which I still use for many tasks (who doesn&#x
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by z5h 11y ago
The developer was probably busy writing apps and giving them away for free, and decided not to spend time optimizing the page.
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by z5h 11y ago
Wow, had this set up and working in minutes on my local machine. Needs some polish in a few spots but great work. Thanks.
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React builds a pure function that maps data to UI. Flux is a fold over a stream of events that generates a stream of data states. That's ALL of it. What do you find to be inelegant: fold, or a pure map function?
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The other option was "there's a monad for that".
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No side effects!
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Just accept unsatisfying, impractical truths, and despite that, allow yourself to have an illogical intuitionistic sense of things. That's what I do. :)
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In order to experience/measure something, you must interact with it. Any interaction changes both sides. You can't experience the same ship twice.
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by z5h 11y ago
Another name for phenomenon is: "reality". And the typical way non-"computer science researchers" overcome it is through a system known as "working" or "doing work". As a software developer, I sometim
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What does it mean to exist? A thing exists specifically when it affects something else. What is measurement? It's a reciprocal affecting. So does a thing which is not affecting anything else and not being measured exist? No! QED
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Looks very cool. I'll definitely give it a try. As a huge fan of Sunvox, Radium looks quite appealing.
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by z5h 12y ago
The benchmark requirements aren't specific about durability requirements of the database. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=code This is where a difference between Redis and other databases will exis
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by z5h 12y ago
And for the record, here's my IntelliJ Ultimate Edition. http://imgur.com/r78ATGQ
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Complexity theory isn't required when prototyping an application. It is required when engineering an application.
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This raises an interesting question. Do we want computers to see "correctly", or to see how we see? Would a preferred computer vision system experience the Checker shadow illusion? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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These are all excellent points that resonate strongly with my experiences with React. Thanks for the article.
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It's an amazing platform for making music. The touch screen means every instrument can have it's own custom controller interface (used to need tons of hardware for hands-on tweaking). Of course, it's also a great computer rep
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Do you invest any money? Do you invest all of it in the company you work for?
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I would argue that the majority of what anyone ever sees, including this text on your screen, is the Milky Way Galaxy. In any case, anyone affected by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_blackout_of_2003 got to see
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by z5h 12y ago
Great work. Thanks so much. I'll definitely consider using this.

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