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by YCode 9y ago
There's a degree of irony in that the reason air travel is so safe is because air travel safety is so heavily regulated.
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by YCode 9y ago
Before I even opened the article I knew it was going to be a legislative rather than customer-focused approach. God forbid hotels recognize their inherent strengths and AirBnB's weaknesses and cater their services/marketing to tha
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by YCode 9y ago
While there is plenty to criticize about this article, knowing when not to intervene or help is one of the tougher and critical tasks of parenting. As an anecdotal example my toddler was often the smallest kid in a given group of playing
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by YCode 9y ago
> Requiring one for many jobs is much more about ensuring applicants belong to the class the employer prefers than any specific education the job requires. I'm not sure this is the case. A lot of employers probably just require a de
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by YCode 9y ago
Thanks I'll have to check that out. I suppose I'd go with B, though I have no idea what to do about that.
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by YCode 9y ago
They probably don't want to get into the realm of maintaining user contributed modules. They do offer an alternative (Entity Reference) and asked if anyone would patch or maintain the module. They also added a warning on the module&#x2
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by YCode 9y ago
Could anyone recommend a better one? No sarcasm intended, this is an important issue.
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by YCode 9y ago
I haven't; I haven't tried Flow either which looked promising. For kicks I tried the online Elm demo. Offhand it doesn't seem like Elm highlights errors inline(?). The syntax also looks a little foreign, whereas TS generally
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by YCode 9y ago
What sold me on TypeScript was that it didn't just add features, it actively solved a problem I'd been experiencing. Once a JavaScript project scales beyond what can fit in your head, JS's initial productivity boost crumbles
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by YCode 9y ago
Learning to find answers and sift through documentation (or even source code) is a critical skill I see a lot of junior developers lacking. Most of the time when I help someone I didn't actually have the answer when they asked, but I d
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by YCode 9y ago
> The Commission had announced a similar challenge in 2009 and it claimed no one could hack its EVMs. That's a bold claim. Makes me wonder about the validity of their tests and how they evaluate results.
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by YCode 9y ago
I've wondered this for a long time but never felt comfortable asking... Has ethnic/racial diversity in the workplace actually been shown to increase productivity or innovation, or is that dogma used to justify the practice?
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by YCode 9y ago
Maybe that's what they want to see, and it's not impossible that it will turn out to work very well, for Amazon.
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by YCode 9y ago
I understand prion diseases are rare and it's more likely I'll die in a car accident or something, but the persistence of prions is just a horrifying concept. Highly resistant to heat, radiation, proteases, enzymes... Basically if
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by YCode 9y ago
http://n-gate.com/hackernews/ nailed this bit last week: > A financial website documents Tesla's overvaluation, while explicitly noting that Tesla cannot compete with real automakers in any sense. The company&#
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by YCode 9y ago
Scientology has clear paths to make money from their nonsense... What's the goal with arch trees/flat earth theory?
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by YCode 9y ago
Ring stored WiFi credentials in plaintext on their video doorbells -- would you say it requires a cryptographer, a network specialist and an embedded device expert to know that was a terrible move for a home security device you can walk up
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by YCode 9y ago
A lot of times when people ask this what they really mean is "Don't you get meat cravings?" You do, but as your gut bacteria changes you sort of stop craving meat so much and start craving the new foods you've been eatin
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by YCode 9y ago
Also even if you aren't necessarily willing to be vegetarian all the time you can have say one or two nights a week where you prepare a vegetarian meal. This introduces you to new ingredients and recipes without adding immediate restri
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by YCode 9y ago
Not sure about your definition of "these things" -- are you including say Bootstrap, jQuery or Angular/React/Vue/etc.?
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by YCode 9y ago
Is that a problem, give em/strong cover b/i these days?
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by YCode 9y ago
You know I almost didn't include the two minutes bit because I figured people would fixate on that and not realize you aren't conscious for it.
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by YCode 9y ago
I appreciate all the hard work you guys are doing; I understand it takes time and I think most people are willing to wait.
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by YCode 9y ago
When I saw this post I immediately hit http://isfiberreadyyet.com/ and was sad it went back down to 92% :|
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by YCode 9y ago
What's wrong with propTypes?
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by YCode 9y ago
According to this [1] they didn't need them: > Outer space is just as effective a suicide agent as a cyanide capsule, perhaps even more so. Exposure to its empty vacuum often results in a blissful loss of consciousness in a matter o
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by YCode 9y ago
> The two main treatments are cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a talk-centered approach that gets patients to readjust their habits, and antidepressant medications. Both are about equally effective. I was under the impression that CBT
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by YCode 9y ago
Between the alt_uscis Twitter suit and recent changes in ISP legislation it seems like there are going to be more and more of these "give up the anon!" pushes. What a great time to be a VPN service.
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by YCode 9y ago
It seems like every language you learn teaches you a new facet of programming. I've never picked up Python but kind of always meant to -- what's it teach you?
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by YCode 9y ago
For years I've wondered about the feasibility of this but the thing that always held me back was the liability of having a spinning blade running around people's property effectively unsupervised. A bit dramatic but a serious que

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