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> If you want to spend your life crafting beautiful code with headphones on, you can absolutely do that. You will get paid just fine for that. But if you’re not influencing others and helping the broader team execute, you’re setting a ce
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I find the use of "Toxic" to be somewhat inflammatory and hyperbolic. I would say this would more accurately be titled as "Improving your Code Review Interpersonal Skills". I wholeheartedly agree with the suggestions --
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I wonder if there's more brand loyalty to American auto manufacturers in cities/states where the roads are not well maintained. Thus their base naturally shifts towards SUVs as the ride quality of sedans comparatively degrades.
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> factory farming is obviously unethical. This really depends on your moral principles. Ethics is a entire branch of philosophy, and in the realm of philosophy, nothing is 'obvious'.
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Why not use a version manager like n or nvm?
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In Oregon we vote by mail. So there's one way.
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Fun anecdote: My German teacher in high school, Frau Chen, a six foot tall German lady, was married to Chinese Jamaican man. He spoke with a thick Jamaican accent. I always wondered what that household was like.
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I had fun trying to beatmatch these. Got me thinking if one could build a site / tool to aide with beatmatching youtube videos. Would be a fun side project.
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Aren't we losing money by no longer being able to sell our recyclables to China? Isn't the crux of this article the exact opposite of what you're saying?
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I don't understand why there's so little education in America about what is recyclable and what isn't. When I lived in Japan, every district in most cities had detailed documentation about what goes where on what day, how to
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My point is Golang doesn't have a very safe type system. It's better than plain JS, but if valuearb really wants to experience type saftey, they should look somewhere other than Golang. Swift, which they also brought up, would be
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I like building back-ends in Go. That being said, the type system is really not its strong suit and you will still want to write tests.
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I wonder if this is primarily an American thing, or if this phenomenon exists in other countries. Seems like one could solve this issue by making university cheap or free.
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Is this true on spins as well, or just the default gnome install?
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Reminds me of one of the main plot lines of Noriko's Dinner Table http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0468820/ The main character works for a similar company to the one mentioned in the article. Not sure if there was
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Anyone have any insight as to why they call `bind/flatmap` `chain` instead of just `flatmap` (given `bind` is already taken in JS)?
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I initially thought this had something to do with JSON schema -- I'd consider making the name more descriptive / less generic
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> China is one more country which is preserving its culture by speaking chinese There's so many different languages spoken in China, many of which are dying or endangered. Moreover, China is by no means a mono culture. The governmen
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> The language is, in general, difficult and abstracted where it doesn't need to be. I think this has a lot to do with Zvi being a member of the competitive magic community. Magic players tend to speak in dense, abstract, reductioni
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> it is likely those that do survive will be better than average. Is it? I know lots of reasons people survive at companies other than skill or competence.
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I honestly think a beige computer would garner a cult following if released today. Lots of the younger generation are into surreal 90s throwbacks.
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> am I prepared to sacrifice some configuration options in return for being able to get quickly setup? The best part about create-react-app is the `eject` option. So you never have to ask that question. You can just get going with the de
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With regards to "Contemporary fish consumption versus major depression", there are most likely strong cultural factors at play this chart does account for. Having lived in Japan and the US, I can say with some certainty Americans
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Direct link to plain text version for those who prefer it: https://www.propublica.org/article/hell-and-high-water-text It is also linked from the article, but embarrassingly took me a minute to find it.
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The one I attended, Epicodus, did. It led to a great job at a tiny agency where I actually learned how to build production software. Unfortunately, I do not believe they are able to line up internships for all students anymore.
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> By the end of my studies, this guide was only about 20 pages of bullet points. Would love to see those 20 pages! On the other hand, maybe that defeats the point... Is there advice or resource you might want to pass along to someone con
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Legal in Oregon if it's on to a one way
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Not specific to Massachusetts , but if you look at the BLS numbers, both the median income and job growth statistics are higher for Computer/IT professions than engineering/architectural professions. https://www.bls.gov
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Why not just consult the BLS statistics? https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/... Moreover, there are plenty of remote positions, so a programmer's physical location does not determine
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Is there an option to have none of that installed? First thing I do on any distro is uninstall that stuff
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