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by code_runner 5y ago
Love this! Works great on mobile. Awesome idea.
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by code_runner 5y ago
I don't think we should have to play w/ kid gloves around founders. They aren't different from the rest of us. I imagine there is a correlation between failed founders and "number of question categories deemed askable&qu
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by code_runner 5y ago
ahhhh gotcha. Yeah, bad behaviors/instincts from all involved.
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by code_runner 5y ago
I'm not sure how canonically-correct the author is trying to be.... as much as they're just drawing comparison to transformers in general.
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by code_runner 5y ago
You're right... but as soon as you drive one of those saabs you realize just how wrong you actually are. Its the most beautiful ugly car I've ever had.
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by code_runner 5y ago
the 2001 saab 9-3 turbo I got around 2007 was and is still my favorite car I've ever owned. What is night mode and why did I use it all the time? What is this CD? a tour of my own car... hosted by a jet fighter pilot and random disembo
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by code_runner 5y ago
There is outrage, stripping someone of their ill-gotten-titles etc... and then there is further shaming that person... all just to verify that they feel as badly as you want them to.
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by code_runner 5y ago
I agree that drug testing local races is overkill.... its easy to pick out the few dopers in a community because they ONLY do the small local races (and therefore are extremely limited in what prize money they can win). People wanting to wi
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by code_runner 5y ago
I just think that the cons out weight the pros. The professional runners are monitored so closely cutting is not a realistic option.... and they're the ones actually getting prize money... obviously they're tested for doping etc..
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by code_runner 5y ago
haha yes. I mean "if you run fast, you ran fast". Can't be taken from you if you're out of shape now... if you're in great shape but didn't run fast... you didn't run fast.
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by code_runner 5y ago
As a runner I love that running is a true meritocracy. Sure, some people can afford better recovery tools etc but performance is the true test. Someone cheating sucks, but nobody deserves to be mobbed and totally ruined. It’s usually people
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by code_runner 5y ago
Investing time your health is a very worthwhile investment.
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by code_runner 5y ago
I’ve already commented about running but I would also recommend looking for a registered dietician. Some have a sports/performance focus but athletes are the most likely to seek them out… 99% will work with you if exercise is not a goa
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by code_runner 5y ago
Exercise is the most effective for me. Find a running coach in your area (look for run clubs that have all levels) and usually they are led by a capable coach… especially if they’re an established club. It can start really small… maybe havi
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by code_runner 5y ago
For me, things like react and vue are DEDICATED to the front end. They are great for building UIs and have great ergonomics. Backend frameworks that I LOVE (asp.net, laravel) have templating languages that feel like an afterthought, and pas
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by code_runner 5y ago
have you had any success using the useReducer hook totally outside of redux? I feel like its bulky for certain operations but I still haven't found that "perfect" use-case for it yet that makes it click for me
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by code_runner 5y ago
I just dove back into react after a while in vue and deep in some backend systems. I love the new ergonomics (hooks, useEffect, redux tools) but I definitely hit the exact issue OP mentions almost immediately. I don’t feel that the solution
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by code_runner 5y ago
I love vue’s concept of computeds. It makes me think back to knockoutjs when things felt like they “just worked” as long as you knew where the ES5 footguns were. It’s nice to have a concept “ground truth” in data and props and then computed
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by code_runner 5y ago
I haven’t heard of this device and thought It felt like something from teenage engineering… awesome that they’re involved. A full blown sdk for a device like this seems like a blast. Side projects/hobby coding can get boring/stale
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by code_runner 5y ago
For better or worse (I think better) a little polish and minimal effort gives a huge amount of credibility/trustworthiness to a website. Projects like this are even trying to make it so easy you don’t have to do much of anything. “I’d
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by code_runner 5y ago
In a few generations when some stigmas go away and we are slightly closer to this mythical society… distributing personal moments of others, especially in compromising positions will still be wrong. So now, and in the future, we need to pun
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by code_runner 5y ago
You’re really standing up a straw man here and I’m not convinced you’re even winning against it.
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by code_runner 5y ago
It sounds as if they’ve learned otherwise through first hand experience at this point. Seems like a way to shock the people actually putting real effort into vetting a candidates resume/credentials. Maybe a warning that it’s nsfw would
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by code_runner 5y ago
The first app I used that implements this is a great little campsite reservation app. I usually come there from an email notification anyways and I find it much less annoying than fumbling for my phone to dig out a 2fa code.
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by code_runner 5y ago
Safe to assume middle of the lower 48
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by code_runner 5y ago
I run 5 days a week. I run with a group ~3 minutes from home, but for years ran from my front door. My phone is too bulky, I have a spare home key. I just… take the key with me. I installed a keypad lock on my last home and that was great b