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Comment #12320310
That's assuming all people want to live like that. I wouldn't know what do do with that much space, and I hate having to drive anywhere. Give me decent public transportation and ac…
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Comment #11756658
> > Are you suggesting that it's reasonable for people from less-affluent backgrounds to have to spend their entire twenties working their way through school while the more affluen…
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Comment #11399117
The difference being that large bureaucratic organizations need an army of lawyers to approve the use of open source libraries, and using a common license that is already understoo…
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Comment #11297900
> Cause you've got a web browser that was designed to view pages of linked information that has now been pressed into service as a ad-hoc run-time for building applications At this…
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Comment #10055115
> "Tired of all the slow and bloated preprocessors..." libsass is amazingly fast. I generally see it churn through ~20k lines of CSS (don't ask) in 6ms.
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Comment #10013036
That's actually where I want to take this, I'm thinking a wind speed sensor to recognize if it's on/off and a temperature sensor to turn it on/off automatically.
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Comment #10013028
Thanks! It was supposed to link to https://www.particle.io/ (how embarrassing)
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Comment #8334808
While I appreciate another look at React, I have to disagree with the article's conclusion that React is "objectively better" than other frameworks. The summary article of the stor…
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Comment #5637449
At the website: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html Or as a pdf: https://github.com/sarabander/sicp-pdf
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Comment #5637312
Small daily doses of antibiotics act as a growth stimulant for animals. Bigger animals = more money, and there aren't any incentives in place to prevent farmers from killing the ef…
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