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by YCode 9y ago
A critical point about these types of frameworks it that their benefits wont necessarily outweigh the complexity they bring to every project, and specifically they are likely to be needlessly complex in smaller projects. In larger or long-t
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by YCode 9y ago
I can only speak for myself, but I'd never heard of this product until now. Even if I had, I've never had a reason to move my email off Gmail. Anything important enough to need a backup of I just manually save to my cloud drive th
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by YCode 9y ago
Is he using religion as a protected class here? I'm struggling to see how he can force any ad agency to show his ads, let alone claim they are responsible for lost revenue for not letting him use their platform.
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by YCode 9y ago
Amazing people can listen to that 10x fast audio reading of the characters on the screen and manage to play the game like that. Hearing the audio I could barely even keep up with it. It's like watching two people play chess entirely in
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by YCode 9y ago
For debugging in Node I use: process.on("unhandledRejection", err => { console.error("Uncaught Promise Error: \n" + err.stack); console.error(err); });
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by YCode 9y ago
What's more suitable for their main use case? What is their main use case?
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by YCode 9y ago
One message I hear repeatedly from cyber security pros is their organizations claim security is critical... That its, until you show them the price tag. So long as they aren't willing to resource to security and they aren't held a
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by YCode 9y ago
The synthetic text they generated was surprisingly realistic, despite being generic. If I were perusing a dozen reviews I probably wouldn't have spotted the AI-generated ones in the crowd.
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by YCode 9y ago
I can't tell if you're describing or disputing the comment you replied to. Are you saying SQL survived only because people have used it for so long and therefore its sustained use isn't an indicator of value?
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by YCode 9y ago
Without something to compare it to isn't it hard to say if 337 is a large or small number of questions?
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by YCode 9y ago
Offhand, this kind of sounds like a parent asking their teenager to go and search their own room for drugs. "Nah, I didn't find anything. I found this plastic bag that looks like it mighta had something in it, but I'm pretty
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by YCode 9y ago
This one is uniquely impressive in that often when first described to someone they will be all but certain it doesn't matter. Many I told were just about ready to argue their view to death and asserted the switch your choice conclusion
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by YCode 9y ago
Funny, all this academic consideration of "slowness" and I'm reminded of an adage the Marines use: Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
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by YCode 9y ago
While I haven't done any formal research on the topic anecdotally it totally works on SO and abroad. People seem to start from a more eager position of "How can I help this person?" rather than the more typical "Does thi
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by YCode 9y ago
When I sign up for services where the goal is to get tech support (i.e. StackExchange, Discord, Slack) I use a female persona. I've had to explain to a few people (including my wife) that it's not a gender confusion thing at all,
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by YCode 9y ago
One critical thing I don't feel the article answers is why you would want to move to .NET, what the advantages are over Node.js, TypeScript et al. I don't mean this as criticism, I'm working on some Node/TS projects and
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by YCode 9y ago
Thanks! I suppose that makes sense.
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by YCode 9y ago
What are they doing with the data that requires explicit access?
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by YCode 9y ago
I think it comes down to two things: 1 - CodePlex was a more elegant repo for a more civilized age and hasn't really kept pace with the features people want. 2 - Microsoft doesn't really benefit from keeping it open anymore and MS
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by YCode 9y ago
What prevents them from doing both?
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by YCode 9y ago
Shot in the dark: their infrastructure isn't set up for it yet, so they may as well take the high road for now.
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by YCode 9y ago
Some examples would help illustrate your points.
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by YCode 9y ago
Hit F12 and throw a Math.random()*5000000 to find out if you made a mistake!
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by YCode 9y ago
Someone else mentioned the version made available to the public is not the annotated version, and apparently the annotations are considered as official parts of the law. This I think was the sticking point for the article.
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by YCode 9y ago
> Scientists who spent 25 hours in the workplace were no more productive than those who spent five. Anecdotally this is a concept I've run into in many areas of life, the most overt one being school, I suppose because it's so e
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by YCode 9y ago
Sort of reminds me of the Drell[1] from Mass Effect. They nearly went extinct because their population outgrew their planet, and probably would have if they didn't make contact with the Hanar, a species that had achieved interstellar f
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by YCode 9y ago
We define how "political" an issue is precisely by how politicized it has become. I agree that it shouldn't matter, but unfortunately it does and (ironically!) we can't pretend things are different just because that bett
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by YCode 9y ago
Reminds me of a Steinbeck quote: "Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires."
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by YCode 9y ago
I agree in the sense that an STD only has to impact your life whereas a child is virtually guaranteed to consume vastly more resources and go on to impact society at large. That said, you may be surprised to learn you can live a pretty norm
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by YCode 9y ago
What all have we lost due to birth control?

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