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LiterallyDoge

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    Comment #18610239

    A good point. I like templates because they seem to require less transpilation, which makes the process of development easier overall. Thanks for the reply.

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    Comment #18609616

    That's a very interesting perspective and it makes sense, especially if Do Not Track is optional and off by default.

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    Comment #18609422

    This is a really cool application of research to describe something difficult to grok for the average user (myself included) but which really highlights the benefit of using an ano…

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    Thoughts on React and Vue

    Honestly they are both phenomenal tech stacks. My current thoughts are that Vue is less opinionated and has a lighter transpilation pipeline, but doesn't have anything that can mat…

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    Comment #18603454

    It's the UI style.

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    Comment #18591325

    Very cool idea. Something I would enjoy using is a shorthand syntax for validation rule object declarations eg: new Validator = ({ age: 'int 22-48' }); If memory serves you can par…

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    Comment #18570082

    Only if you're good.

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    Comment #18563530

    Actually, we're one of the most financially paranoid generations in history. Thanks for that by the way.

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    Comment #18563498

    Can we stop drugging children and just give them a little more recess?

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    Comment #18561051

    Apple seems interested in keeping things fairly secure, is this a theoretical fear or an exploit I've never heard of?

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    Comment #18560988

    Millenials are killing everything. Except the economy. Boomers killed that.

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    Comment #18560849

    I think this rests on the architect / technical lead to force their minions to use TDD or something similar. You can't expect a noob out of college to be responsible, that's just a…

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    Comment #18560775

    Has anyone had any issue with "Sold By X, Fulfilled By Amazon"? That usually works well for me.

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    Comment #18553985

    Thanks. Exactly my thoughts.

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    Comment #18553065

    I would say, just brief them at the start "I might fire you tomorrow, go in expecting that, we'll set you up something else if I do. Don't rely on this." Kind of like the way you l…

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    Comment #18552959

    It reminds me of juggling where one ball is money, the other is people, and maybe the third is your own sanity.

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    Comment #18552864

    I've met a couple of good friends at work. I think good leadership fosters the human soul and the value of the individual as an engine for productivity. That said, truly good leade…

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    Comment #18552823

    I hate you. Have an upvote.

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    Comment #18545479

    In case you were as annoyed as me by the verbosity: "[A] 2014 review in Science tried to quantify these declines by synthesizing the findings of existing studies and found that a m…

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    Comment #18535795

    And zergling free.

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    Comment #18535490

    What did you find you liked about Typescript? I considered it and opted for pure ES6/Next because the typing didn't feel like it would actually help sanitize my data. If I get a ba…

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    Comment #18534401

    My taste, I'll have you know, is the right taste.

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    Comment #18534358

    Does this extend to devices made by Huawei? Wasn't Google using them as a manufacturer for their phones?

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    Comment #18503481

    This is such a valid and even-keeled compromise. I'm sure you'll get absolutely no traction lol