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by timepiece 11y ago
Do LGBT orgs count as charity in his definition?
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by timepiece 11y ago
Why don't you research those answers yourself if they're of paramount importance to you?
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by timepiece 11y ago
In the information age and the knowledge society, unfortunately we don't need this industrial revolution legacy of boom in population growth to service factories and mines and the AI era and app economy would exacerbate the problem and
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by timepiece 11y ago
A month ago: 'We'll release an Android version later' A month later: 'We'll release an Android version later' You consider this progress at least in terms of PR & communications?
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by timepiece 11y ago
The Petrodollar standard set by Nixon helps for sure.
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by timepiece 11y ago
I can attest to that. I am not American and I believe that one of the bright spots in America is the entrepreneurial spirit of its people in general. People in America love taking risk and pushing the envelope experimenting with new stuff a
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by timepiece 11y ago
It's taking them a long time since the announcement of the new framework at React conf. They said they would release an Android compatible version soon and still we're waiting for any updates beside the usual cliche.
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by timepiece 11y ago
learn-once-write-anywhere You're into commercials and marketing hype?
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by timepiece 11y ago
The man himself ... The Hacker in Chief println('I\'m fly, super high');
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by timepiece 11y ago
The lingering question for me now seems to be if these people can afford purchasing the services of Alfred & Co, why didn't they pick or hire a maid to do all the domestic chores & errands for them???
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by timepiece 11y ago
Good job Lauren ... I really enjoyed reading the article ... NYT caliber indeed but I wish that you could give more space to workers so they could express their points of view regarding the whole situation.
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by timepiece 11y ago
Now you make $50/hour, wait till commoditization hit your profession and see your wage dwindle before your own eyes.
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by timepiece 11y ago
Don't you know already the rules governing date-time in js? It seems to me that you are not doing your homework and studying hard to get things done professionally.
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by timepiece 11y ago
So, in a previous statement you said you code in Python & Lua and now you say that you code in CS/Dart which are more or less dialects of js. You seem very agitated and disturbed for no apparent reason. We're discussing prog l
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by timepiece 11y ago
which is simply not worth anyone's time If you wanna do any consumer facing web stuff, you gotta code in js in one way or another. So, if you don't do any web stuff that's fine but other people doing any serious front or ba
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by timepiece 11y ago
No one is forcing you to write in js. You can write in any language you want and then compile to js. Why you have such intense and strong feeling toward a programming language? It's just a programming language after all, nothing more n
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by timepiece 11y ago
Just a typo but good catch though :)
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by timepiece 11y ago
It's more of a testament of the intellectual laziness of some devs to pick up the language and put real efforts to master it.
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by timepiece 11y ago
It doesn't need to be on a massive scale or not pro-bono. It's enough to some people in the govt to volunteer and go on a disinformation field trip.
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by timepiece 11y ago
I hear someone in the security line (which to me resembles a cattle chute) remarking that they're in fact glad for the inconvenience They could be govt stooges (field agents) implanted to distort public opinion and create a false nar
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by timepiece 11y ago
Yeah sure $50 is ridiculous but as something on the side and in light of the turbulent market dynamics post ad blockers proliferation, it's really remarkable.
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by timepiece 11y ago
In the age of Ad Block, I say a return of $50 every 6 months or per video tutorial is good if not remarkable.
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by timepiece 11y ago
I know that at face value, things look messy and unpredictable but if you really know js in and out, you'd guess the right answer (1) (Check operator precedence and associativity for reference) The problem with people coming from more
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by timepiece 11y ago
You can't reason with dogmatic traditionalists like you people.
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by timepiece 11y ago
We caught another Java supremacist here :)
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by timepiece 11y ago
Because I detest Java and I find it to be archaic, old-fashioned and clunky but that's just me.
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by timepiece 11y ago
but RN at the moment claims to support only iOS So they're half way in their make believe
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by timepiece 11y ago
One of the best rebuttals I have read on this thread. I'm no React hater and I honestly consider trying it out just to see what's all the buzz about but it won't still fit my definition of proper SoC.
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by timepiece 11y ago
near perfect competition is good for consumers near perfect monopoly is good for corporations
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by timepiece 11y ago
Why you're insisting in ignoring the fact that js is a loosely typed language and automatic type casting is in its DNA?

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