nijiko

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by nijiko 10y ago
What if instead we as a society choose to do better than picking sides, and properly investigate what will benefit us in the grand scheme of things. > We want everyone to go to college? Do you think college is the only solution to a more
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by nijiko 10y ago
What is your plan to replace these to filter out or vet people prior to learning the knowledge required to sufficiently do the jobs they trained their minds to do during those years? I am curious, also, to these other countries that have be
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by nijiko 10y ago
Growth hacking expert here: Add a link to your site directly in the header to increase traffic to your product.
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by nijiko 10y ago
Interesting, for me, gender, like race, plays no part in my decisions or thoughts. I always find it intriguing that so many people actually care what gender or race someone is. Very jarring that people can't get over such basic things.
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by nijiko 10y ago
That would mean that employers need to hire those who understand JS / HTML to build applications. Stating that some language is better than another isn't really a good argument, most of it has to do with domain specific knowledge
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by nijiko 10y ago
Exactly what I came to comment, thanks.
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by nijiko 10y ago
> Using Tor This is the joke right?
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by nijiko 10y ago
Also assuming that they choose to follow said rules, considering they would be painfully self aware. In regards to the other commenter about not being able to have fun with ants, we actually do have ways. We create setups to study them, hav
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by nijiko 10y ago
Let's take the assumption that we as humans do take precautionary steps to prevent actual Artificial Intelligence from doing harm to it's creators (us). 1. We create rules for the AI to follow, these are both morally defined, and
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by nijiko 10y ago
Hello HTTP/2
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by nijiko 10y ago
There will exist both. You need one to create the other. Eventually graphical will become the textual representation to create the higher power. There is always a lower and higher power, even if they are equal in design.
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by nijiko 10y ago
1. Clicked "try it now" for demo. 2. Went straight to a "give us your email" page. 3. Left and will never go back.
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by nijiko 10y ago
You can now browse entire subreddits.
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by nijiko 10y ago
Pretty much. You get tax breaks for it though.
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by nijiko 10y ago
All of that, for that simple demo...
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by nijiko 11y ago
I'd also like to take the time to mention that the caching system when installing / other actions is extremely inefficient (for my times I have the progress bar turned off already and this is a project with around 80 modules share
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by nijiko 11y ago
> 7 hours > 5 hours both of these seem like an extremely long time to do something fairly simple in the native language for minimal gains and often huge tradeoffs (performance, memory usage, lackluster apis, etc)
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by nijiko 11y ago
I think we should talk about the constraints rather than relevancy.
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by nijiko 11y ago
you obviously haven't been to SF
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by nijiko 11y ago
There are more Asians, and Indians doing technology than "white dudes" statistically speaking white people are the minority.
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by nijiko 11y ago
I actually like read the docs a lot, as far as the tips and notification boxes go, the code boxes are really nice, but not a huge fan of the sidebar
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by nijiko 11y ago
Oh hey, I designed the current gitbook layout :D This is nifty news!
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by nijiko 11y ago
"this person said" Absolutely zero source or actual citation from an actual person.
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by nijiko 11y ago
Why should someone have to agree simply because someone else does, and accept it? The other person should have the same approach, accept that others do not see it as a worthwhile and not have it.
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by nijiko 11y ago
Arbitrary notions of safety and conduct. People know how they should conduct themselves, and those who will do something wrong don't care. Arbitrary notions of power. Does enacting this over the members of this community improve anythi
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by nijiko 11y ago
I have attempted to ascertain the need of a CoC for this community by reading through the mailing list and issues... The more that I read through it, the less I see the need for one. It simply appears as a power play from this individual us
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by nijiko 11y ago
As much as it is fun to utilize arbitrary examples, a CoC wouldn't solve Youtube comment issues. See what I mean?
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by nijiko 11y ago
>thcught you almost got me c, you almost, got me.
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Breeze – Simplify JavaScript async flows(github.com)
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by nijiko 11y ago
Do what is easiest for you. 1. Merging vs Rebasing Open source projects should stick with Merging over cherry-picking and rebasing especially if you want others to contribute. Unless you feel fine doing all of the rebasing and cherry-pickin

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