MathCodeLove

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   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   Alright, but 25mph is still significantly faster than walking speed. I do think that mass transportation would be nice and we could use a better public trans infra in the US, but that doesn't make the fact that waking is still much les
2. 92.▲
   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   Not necessarily. This assessment forgets things like sidewalks. I don't think anyone is going to visit shops on main street and every time they leave a shop drives 5 feet further down the road only to park and visit another one. In tig
3. 93.▲
   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   1. Fair enough, but sources should almost always be provided. I hadn't heard that particular piece of historical trivia and I don't think it's necessarily common knowledge. As for the later, why is that any better than just s
4. 94.▲
   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   Alright but again, the anecdote of "This one time in Arkansas" can't reasonably be used as a justification for stating "All police are bad and out of control all over the country"
5. 95.▲
   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   I don't doubt your experience but let's not pretend that there haven't been any changes in the past 2 decades.
6. 96.▲
   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   I never said they were invented for cars. My question was why don't they think roads, as they are in 2022, shouldn't be a car only domain? This argument of "well their original purpose was for..." is logically incoher
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   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   I've seen plenty of those videos, and 9 times out of 10 if you're able to find the whole, unedited version of the video the officers actions suddenly seems much more reasonable. Not always, admittedly, but very often.
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   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   As for point 2. Okay, but now cars do exist. Do you think it's reasonable for cars capable of traveling 40mph should be stuck behind pedestrians at walking speed? Our modern transportation infrastructure exists for a reason, and that r
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   by MathCodeLove 4y ago

   Remove "most of the time". This narrative that police are boogeymen who will subject you to their emotional whims is so overplayed its not even funny any more. There may be 1 in 100 truly awful police men and women out there, just
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    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    You say "advertising campaign" as if it were some conspiracy by the world's big auto manufacturers 1. Do you have any sources? 2. You don't think that roads should be a car only domain? What do you think roads are for?
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    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I mean you do realize that many complex web apps use multiple frameworks for different things, right? Personally I don't like Java and haven't used spring, but take a modern web app and you could be using something like express&#x
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    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Those things are very important for getting a product off the ground. You may have a jaded view from fixing what someone else wrote, but there's a non-trivial chance that in many of those instances no such app would exist to fix had it
13. 103.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Mine is the smallest one and I love it.
14. 104.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Why would they search specifically for "cancel culture"? It seems pretty obvious that the individual didn't search but instead took the time to try and find anything they could to make OP look bad.
15. 105.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I can say the same about the M1 Mac Mini and its much cheaper
16. 106.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    There's too much Flash content on the web we'll never deprecate it
17. 107.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I don't think the content which addresses the title is OP's point, just the fact that there have been numerous publications with this title or something similar.
18. 108.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    The actual analogous action would be to keep scrolling. This does nothing to show disgust as no one else knows that you blocked them.
19. 109.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    So you would consent to gladiator fighting between two consenting humans then?
20. 110.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Definitely not discounting conservative areas, just most conservative areas also happen to be far too warm for my tastes
21. 111.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Neat! Please do let me know if you stumble across it.
22. 112.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    No disrespect taken, thanks for your comment. I hadn't really even considered the area prior to the above commenters suggestion. I suppose it's certainly possible that my subconscious guided me to the self-selection, but it wasn&#
23. 113.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Interesting. I'm assuming Olympia is the typical rainy weather associated with the region, what's weather like in Spokane?
24. 114.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I'm not too picky on lifestyle, wherever I end up I'll likely spend most of my time indoors. My perfect location would be a large town/small city but again, not too concerned either way.
25. 115.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I get where you're coming from and I appreciate the input, but I disagree.
26. 116.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. Looks like an okay place, I'll add it to my list.
27. 117.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    I'll take a look in the area, thanks.
28. 118.▲
    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    Thanks for the input. I do have to move. The absolute latest I have is until June 15th, though I was really hoping to move sometime in late April/early May.
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    Ask HN: I'm in a position to move to anywhere in the USA, where should I go?

    14 points by MathCodeLove 4y ago|48 comments
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    by MathCodeLove 4y ago

    They didn't say it causes the complexity, just that React hides a lot of complexity away. React is very simple and easy to use on it's surface, but it an incredibly complex collection of software under the hood.