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Pensacola
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Comment #44728156
This actually captured my intended point, which was expressed poorly and hastily. It's not my intention to twist or neglect the good intentions of the OP in designing an app for hi…
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Comment #44713843
All of a sudden, this delightful article about a dad creating a toy for his kids now reads like a big-tobacco eyes-only internal memo: How to hook a kid on a screen when they shoul…
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Comment #30534960
> The problem is the mixing and matching of state management. This. But IMHO the right solution is to make the back-end stateless and manage all client state on the client. Each re…
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Comment #30264310
There are no other articles by SV Gossip but this. While I don't dispute the content, it does feel like a very targeted hit.
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Comment #30169898
I am starting to allow that the skeptic in me might be wrong, and I'm just missing something that others can see when it comes to the crypto frenzy. There are real irrefutable prob…
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Comment #29845635
Why 666?
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Comment #29332795
In 2017, at a big-data ad tech company, we used to use nginx as an API gateway. Our experience with the tool was difficult enough that I'd strongly caution you to execute a deep-di…
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Comment #29270890
People might do good things or bad things, but people aren't good or bad. They're just people. Actions can be good or bad. It's fair to completely condemn the action, not the perso…
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Comment #29245601
Is this "regulatory arbitrage?"
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Comment #29245577
Funniest thing about this is that is-even requires as a dependency another node package written by the same author, called "is-odd." the is-even code just returns !is-odd. The "is-…
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Comment #29190076
I'm newly afraid to use emojis in domain names: https://tinyprojects.dev/projects/mailoji
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Comment #29163632
> Of course most "paleo" nutritionists are scammers pushing cookbooks and dubious nutritional supplements. You're right: most of the protein in the diets of our paleolithic ancesto…
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Comment #29137049
I'd not call it a characterization but a fact. I was initially thinking of Western(ized) society, although a moment's reflection suggests to me that it's nearly all current human s…
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Comment #29136353
This was written by a non-parent.
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Comment #29134951
All of these replies seem to co-mingle the concepts of equal opportunity and equal outcome. The foundation of a free society is personal responsibility. Personal outcomes in such a…
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Comment #28989556
Only? Sound like plenty.
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Comment #28949792
Disingenuous and chock-full of the same type of moral panic (directed squarely at one side of the American political aisle) it claims to debunk. How did this partisan hackery make …
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Comment #28923287
Use the Spring Framework. Within the context of your analogy, I'd not call it a "Universal Hammer," but rather a tool box that contains multiple hammers. For any construction job I…
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Comment #28832815
Hi, nice site! But since you asked, here's an issue: the little "Click to increase or decrease weights" feature doesn't work in Firefox.
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Comment #28779076
While the read was interesting and informative, something about the tone made me search for a disclaimer/disclosure of interest. Are you an "influencer?"
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Comment #28777963
Very cool animation!
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Comment #28513640
Arguably, so is scala.
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Comment #28513620
ColdFusion is java, so those numbers should be added to the java line instead of broken out.
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Comment #27965366
fantastic idea!