YCode

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by YCode 9y ago
> reddit is a lost cause I'd agree only with the default front page/subreddits. There are still a plethora of smaller community subs in Reddit that are thriving and useful. Unfortunately it takes a lot of informed curating to k
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by YCode 9y ago
Microsoft has no problem using React -- what are the ramifications?
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by YCode 9y ago
Logically following the conversation.... What's wrong with their patent retaliation clause? The link you provided basically says it only matters if you are a patent troll.
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by YCode 9y ago
I wonder if this could be / has been applied to loot tables in video games in order to keep the player interested in playing. I've designed a few loot tables and the Gambler's Fallacy is a criticism I often have to deal with
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by YCode 9y ago
Is it possible they rolled out a "Chrome" and an "everyone else" option since some options like cards are only tested by Google on Chrome, and that's why it shows up as such? Just applying Hanlon's razor here.
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by YCode 9y ago
My wife took it as a highly romantic gesture when I sent her the link for our names. So thanks for the easy points!
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by YCode 9y ago
Obligatory: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/im-comic-sans-asshole
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by YCode 9y ago
HN frowns on meta discussion. For what it's worth, it should be capitalized but I suspect Americans don't formally discuss themselves in the third person enough to have that grammar rule down.
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by YCode 9y ago
Many said similar things about Trump's rhetoric a year ago, yet here we are.
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by YCode 9y ago
Title is misleading; it should say something like encrypting ALL emails. They have of course been able to encrypt individual emails for at least a decade with their CAC/PKI by checking a box in their email client. After re-reading the
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by YCode 9y ago
Reminds me of when I used to play bar darts. I was picking out some new darts at a billiards store and me and my buddy were discussing what size, weight, etc. to get (i.e. "best practices"). The owner laughed and said the only thi
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by YCode 9y ago
Sure, that's why I asked what other sources are more legitimate/tested. This way I can develop standards for my team, which as of now really doesn't have any.
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by YCode 9y ago
Sorry, I figured with all the critiques here someone might have an alternative reference.
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by YCode 9y ago
It seems to me the way connections are built on the Internet is different now. It used to be for example that 90% of the people I knew online I didn't know in person. These days that percentage might be inversed. Not saying it's t
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by YCode 9y ago
That does seem pretty solid, thanks! I'll have to start testing dependencies there.
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by YCode 9y ago
Any recommendations on best practices for JS?
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by YCode 9y ago
One issue that is sort of addressed in this that I've been trying to find a solid answer on is how do you strongly ensure a given NPM package and its dependencies are safe to use? So far the only real solution I've come up with is
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by YCode 9y ago
"Skinner" however remains constant.
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by YCode 9y ago
I thought it might be on the compiling platform to provide GC if it wants to. As you said some devs/apps are better off without GC, but also I imagine competition would more or less ensure the most performant or overall effective platf
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by YCode 9y ago
Love this kind of well made data visualization, at least for me it packs a powerful message. I wish the OP article had done something similar. As is, it basically just hand picked percentages from separate sources and paired them with vague
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by YCode 9y ago
Google's Project Aristotle came to similar conclusions, you might look into that. The rough TL;DR is good teams have all members speak up when necessary and good psychological safety, defined as the feeling that you can be wrong and yo
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by YCode 9y ago
First spend a few weeks going to the employees in key areas and one/a few on one asking them what needs changed. It's been my experience that the people on the ground know what's wrong with the company, they just don't h
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by YCode 9y ago
Some cursory Googling seems to reveal this as a controversial talking point. The most balanced source I found was an NPR article that questioned the accuracy these claims, but not necessarily the conclusions. http://www.npr.org&#
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by YCode 9y ago
You might take a look at this other reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14598516
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by YCode 9y ago
I guess I'm just struggling to see how the animation maps to the DNA or how the scattering of dots becomes a double helix.
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by YCode 9y ago
That would be amazing, if the FCC or federal government were capable of penning and enforcing something like that. The reason states are having to step in however is precisely because in the world as it is the FCC lacks both the teeth and t
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by YCode 9y ago
Has anyone driven one of these using Autopilot? It strikes me as an eerie feature in that semi-autonomous means you're not controlling the car but at any moment you may have to jump in generally unaware of the forces the car/tires
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by YCode 9y ago
Odd that they requested a new cert after theirs was revoked... As if to say "Eh, we'll hide it better next time."
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by YCode 9y ago
This argument has been used by ISPs for as long as I care to remember and it's always been BS. I used to work for one and I cringed every time I had to say that line to a customer, but that was our official position even regarding spee
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by YCode 9y ago
Does it matter if it is confusing? Knowing when you are allowed to record someone, what divorce means for you, how your housing taxes are calculated and a million other things are already confusing and yet that's not justification to j

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