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joeblow99
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Comment #10652147
Well, there's almost nothing more antiquated than banking laws so Uber for banking makes me think of a service that helps me move money around more efficiently with less hassle. So…
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Comment #10647849
"loophole" is a word for "a completely legal tax maneuver I don't like"
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Comment #10612652
Sounds like the meme has already gotten to you so its clearly happening.
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Comment #10584425
what could possibly go wrong
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Comment #10539404
biggest drawback: comes with windows 10.
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Comment #10531014
All this pro-union wishful thinking is funny to read. Paul Graham is so right.
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Comment #10481502
the verdict so far: NFW
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Comment #10471804
oh good another open sourced MySQL management tool. This usually happens right when the company decides it's not good enough and is about to move on to something else. See Netflix …
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Comment #10471775
oh EU, you had me at "internet rules".
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Comment #10391479
don't like it? don't use it. It's not that hard. No big dilemma. This kind of complaint all boils down to "I wish that company was doing it MY way. I want ALL the free benefits and…
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Comment #10364020
In a world where all the hard mental jobs are automated by AI, sales reps will still be employed. It may be that AI will soon write movies and build secure web applications and des…
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Comment #10364014
"redistributed" is another word for "stolen by"
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Comment #10347192
But it's not NoSQL so it's garbage.
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Comment #9956149
You've heard of these things called 'governments' right?
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Comment #9948836
why should that matter?
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Comment #9823634
Use const for all of your references; avoid using var. If you must mutate references, use let instead of var. In my 15 years of programming javascript I've never once seen this mat…
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Comment #9823619
// bad const items = new Array(); // good const items = []; They obviously spent a lot of time on this guide, lots of investor dollars, and it's of almost no use.
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Comment #9823615
// bad const item = new Object(); // good const item = {}; Literally useless differentiation.
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Comment #9822294
some kind of queuing as well