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Comment #45358849
>> ...deeply intricated with... I think you invented a new phrase. And it's a good one!
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Comment #44835462
That's an interesting question. I will open a Jira ticket to schedule a meeting with the Product Team, and they will assign you several stories with acceptance criteria written by …
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Comment #35712010
Maybe AG Grid + Svelte? https://ag-grid-svelte.michael.kim/guide/overview/ The free/community version of AG Grid goes an awfully long way.
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Comment #35422886
I think if you empathized more with the scolder, you would see that they DID empathize with the shovel-eating-class-hater, and realized, via empathy-bond, that person was not empat…
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Comment #33259334
> it was helpful to reach an obituary word count. I'm pretty sure you meant "obligatory" word count. But "obituary" is an awesome accident. Like Copilot is waiting, happy to sum up…
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Comment #32983901
You're right, it's about ideas, but the original article handles the interesting case where we fail to form or handle our ideas using "reason." > The power of reasons is an illusio…
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Comment #32660224
Mimesis is one side of a coin, it seems like contrarian tendency is the other. They both involve you making a little theory-of-mind for each of your friends/enemies/associates. To …
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Comment #32467921
What? Wisdom is expensive! If you're fresh out of wisdom, or just low on cash, you can TOTALLY use cynicism 1:1 in most recipes.
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Comment #31015776
There's a core good idea at the heart of the NFT hoopla. Or at least I would say there's a core very interesting/powerful idea there. That is -- you can bake in an enforceable mech…
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Comment #30404703
Downvoted. Youtube sucks.
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Comment #30298816
- App to catalog the conflicts between the prior two projects
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Comment #29510053
I think you're right that Web3 won't come close to displacing existing last-resort dispute handlers (courts, laws, etc). But it's dangerous to overlook the revolution lurking in "r…
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Comment #29509491
To someone with a hammer, every problem is a nail. Web3 seems like it's primarily a horde of crypto-maxis running around hitting every damn thing with a smart contract, and see wha…
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Comment #26900956
I've had success running swc on the output of esbuild, with a swc target of IE11. We do this only for the IE11 build. So at app startup, we check for IE11, and then load a polyfill…
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Comment #22353508
I guess there's a time premise to a painting. The artist is not necessarily asserting -- but I implicitly assume -- that the artist deems any given painting "a thing upon which to …
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Comment #22345755
The further down the page I scrolled, the more I got a kind of despair. To realize that the space was infinite, and I would never reach its end. Each individual image is pretty coo…
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Comment #12986572
http://dimplejs.org/
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Comment #10286413
Absolutely. But a think tank is an opinions-for-hire racket, whether conservative or liberal. So it's useful to note the source.
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Comment #7902408
IT is hard to sound more bland than a politician on a softball morning news show. But Ive has done it.