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hussainbilal

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    Or... You could define a comment component that either, 1. Always takes props but always returns null. (Useful for Todo comments that contain jsx code snippets that don't render) 2…

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    You ever get the feeling that C should be grouped with all the XML and (semantic) web technologies the W3C no longer has active working groups for? Maybe combine them to make a Spr…

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    The only time I look at the actual web interface for bitbucket or github is during PR reviews. Otherwise I'm either using the respective desktop app or grabbing blames from my edit…

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    There is a knowledge project podcast /w Jim Collins that answers this question indirectly. https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/jim-collins-2/ Long story short: Happiness is d…

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    The short answer is no. Typescript is not worth it. The reason is because: - WebAssembley (which other, controversially better or at least more adopted languages also target) - Jav…

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    Not an expert nor a user of terraform, but I'm currently learning about the tool, and I like to learn by reading from books and docs, rather than diving straight in and doing. Base…

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    Perspective: You're observing a few major factors in play. 1. The majority of programmers/IT/Tech-workers are young ( 2. The majority of programmers aren't in North America. They'r…

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    It makes me happy to know others are thinking in terms of trade-offs as goals. I wrote an article about this from the perspective of avoiding software technical debt, but I have to…

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    Middle Management is more or less resource allocation (so optimization problem maybe of the stochastic, multi-agent, multi-criteria and/or multi-objective flavour if you want it to…

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    This article went in a completely opposite direction I thought it would be going. Based on the title, I thought they were going to talk about how all operators should be expressed …

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    You've probably heard of this: atomic habits. The idea of an atomic habit is that there is no disconnect between a habit and the objective you're aiming for. So in this case, the h…

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    Comment #31287443

    It sounds like their habits are influenced by your environment. Just tie the habit to a new productive habit. Make it work for you. Example 1: start learning a new natural language…

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    Side note: The most straightforward way to incoporate YAML as an elevated text "type" would be to define a new type of pipeable file descriptor on all commands, specifically meant …

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    Why use types? Why not introduce built in parsers to provide validations instead? (i.e. https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4 ) I think hush is going in the wrong direction. The maj…

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    I'm not a Spring expert, but from my time working in it, Spring is designed with best practices as default config values. If you're not only changing config but rewriting templates…

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    Rather than showing the top ten for statistical significance, wouldn't it make more sense to use PCA on the ratings and show each component's top 10 instead?

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    Depends on you BMI. If your BMI is high, then Keto + intermitten fasting + calorie deficit is your best bet (I use to be 300 pounds and lost 50 pounds in 3 months.) If your BMI is …

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    Not the english my product manager needs, but the english they deserve. (Edit: Also, the english my code comments deserve) (Edit 2: and my commit messages)

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    STEM is a logical next step up from the trades (in terms of career development without starting your own company). So its probably not so much propaganda. It's more like if you alr…

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    Basically this. Theoretically, event-driven architecture within a single machine is just re-inventing pi-calculus (i.e. sending values on channels) So I would imagine anything sing…