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Trafficking
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rofl
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A nice poset developing here.
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After using types in Haskell, types in Elm also feel like a step backwards.
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By that logic YC and other VCs are continuously and systematically making bad investments every year. You need to look at it as the total value this will provide Stripe. It's a community of people who will buy their service. It's
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Obligatory "Mongo DB Is Web Scale" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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?
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Plus one on that although I did the react native one. The best thing is Stephen doesn't leave a stone unturned in explaining things. I am never left with a nagging question after a lecture.
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An online course on how to make money. It won't be easy in that at $500 it better had be comprehensive. And you may need to contactable via slack or something.
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None. I found them way too slow. Like it takes months to back it all up and you only can do it when you don't want to use the internet for anything else. I stick with a backup drive.
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Isn't that a bit like a leaky abstraction. Even with an umbrella your ankles will get wet! For example if you have to work with other teams members who are toxic to get a project done then there is only so much your manager can do if t
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My side project is an app that will get transport data for my city and show you the next buses for your stop. It is a nice excuse to use React Native which I am quite enjoying learning.
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Swipes, pinches, shakes, 3D effects. One phone UX thing I hate for example. Phone makes random noises at night. Now try to pinpoint the app or setting or setting within an app that causes that.
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It is about the experience that the user has when using your product.
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Maybe
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To me property based testing is just checking that a function obeys a certain law by throwing lots of random data at it. That means you have to define the law in terms of the input and output. Rather than fix the input like you'd do on
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Free hotel accommodation, for one.
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HN ... you unpredictable kid! Last year the same joke got me lots of upvotes.
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The word 'freelance' captures the dreamers who want to fire the boss. This seems like potentially a story of how someone did this so it arouses curiosity.
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There are plenty of PMT jokes, which by implication shame having a period.
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Thats gonna have an impressive Weissmann Score
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There is this one cluttering up the front page but there are some interesting comments worth reading: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14004946
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> Developers who insist that their favorite technology is the best vs. what's the best for the task at hand, what technology will the team as a whole be successful with. But we operate in a marketplace that wants to hire people base
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Would be cool to have FFI into JS
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It is here. ... no honestly!
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Amen. I won't complain about all of the stuff on Netflix that I ain't gonna watch, when it is so cheap anyway.
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Why not? Compilers compile themselves. Animals reproduce. Etc.
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You could have set up a second iis appication on the prod server for testing, no?
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Needs to be IoT as well. For added security.
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It was sarcasm.

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