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partyboat1586
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Comment #26440046
>spiraled into calling out individuals with even a small following who hadn’t come forward with a timely public statement of solidarity or remorse. >timely public statement Being a…
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Comment #26141383
>Plus, last I heard, he's still stuck on an evo-psychological model of society that is quite out of fashion these days, which doesn't exactly help matters. >quite out of fashion Ye…
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Comment #26066391
>170,000 lines of MATLAB code This is a deep problem. Many scientists don't understand software engineering and more and more need to write bigger and bigger programs. And most of …
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Comment #25526647
>marginal utility for increasingly artistic and engaging UI seems to be fairly low from a cost/ROI perspective. This is exactly the problem. The artistic part of design is gone and…
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Comment #25405852
Thanks, I thought as much. Do you still suffer with it / has it got any better or worse?
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Comment #25397438
Out of interest, what was your disability that caused you to need mid day naps?
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Comment #25397427
We have a different culture in the UK, no one will confront you for using the disabled spot even if you look fully able bodied. They announce in supermarkets "some people have an i…
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Comment #25397404
The bone problems are caused by nutrient deficiencies and inflammation from the digestive issues, correct?
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Comment #25345463
On first take I thought this was satire. Looks like one of those fake mockups of new Apple products.
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Comment #25279274
It's important to remember that SARS was a lot more deadly that COVID-19. I am not at all surprised such a high percentage of people suffered long term lung damage given how virule…
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Comment #25223056
That's an unfortunate evolutionary rut to be stuck in.
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Comment #25208064
Some people still think unit tests for view layer code are pointless. Me included.
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Comment #25171188
This is good to know. I always thought it meant 10x average which seemed absurd. I can certainly attest to having worked on teams where there are one or two developers 10x better t…
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Comment #25130592
This reminds me of that episode of the office.
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Comment #25130574
>If you split up clauses, having things modify other things across long distances with other ideas in between, it can get complicated. I found this version easier to read. I think …
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Comment #25106555
Sounds kind of dismissive and passive aggressive. The architecture suggested in the article is terrible but I think the way to respond to it is to explain why it's terrible from a …
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Comment #25106460
You have multiple different clients querying the same database?
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Comment #25106413
If you use React Native, React and a shared Redux layer you can share all this business logic between iOS, Android and Web. If you make breaking DB changes you still have the REST …
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Comment #25106223
Pretty sure if we engineer smart monkeys they will quickly be bred for use as slaves.
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Comment #25083887
I find the soft gel ones don't do me any good. I do better with the hard pill type and even better with topical cream. I think it's something to do with the cheap vegetable oil the…
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Comment #25081369
Did you take a soft-gel or hard tablet?
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Comment #24998284
What libs are you using? I'm using Typescript with Tsoa and Objection and it's pretty good.
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Comment #24956419
I just investigated and it seems my 100W lamp is actually only 35W but they lie about power usage because it's supposed to be equivalent brightness to a 100W incandescent bulb. Sho…
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Comment #24954148
Nice, I currently use knex.js with Objection which provides the active record like API on top. You still have to write the migrations in knex but to be honest I prefer it that way …
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Comment #24952972
Cool! I've always found the weak point of Node is the libraries, they are often poorly supported and don't work well together. What's the ORM that comes with Laravel like, any good…