Yea, as douche points out, I was making a play off his username. Also, I wasn't aware the term douche applied to only white men. It certainly has no racial or gender connotation where I live in Canada.
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Yea, we're incredibly intolerant. Men and women in equal roles, with equal pay, and a healthy diversity of cultures, ideas, and religions. Everyone feels comfortable suggesting an idea, or challenging a preconceived notion. The only real rule is Don't be a douche. You wouldn't like it.
It's called professionalism. And unless you're a porn star or strip club owner, this isn't appropriate attire.
When those clothes belittle an entire class of people. It sends a message to his female peers that he views them primarily as objects, and as human being second. If he wore that to my office, he would be rightfully fired on the spot.
Because I would feel uncomfortable if my boss wore a shirt of dicks all over it. Its inappropriate in any professional setting other than porn star or pimp. It's sexist objectification of women, and undoubtedly makes some of his peers uncomfortable. Not cool.
edit: I should have googled the shirt first, somehow in my mind is was a lot worse than it was. It was more tasteless than anything.
edit2: I kept digging, looking for more angles, and it is still bad. Impossibly figured hyper sexualized illustrated women don't belong in the workplace.
I like the idea, but there is more than just my team that I have to deal with. This is suited to healthy startups I'm guessing, but enerprise, government, etc... all have external forces that can make this report very deceiving.
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Blocked at work for some reason.
I had the same reaction, but I'm a biologist that cuts code writing server code for a living. I'm rather good at it, and have many graduates, engineers, and a few masters work under my lead. I also know medical doctors that prescribe antibiotics for virus, and PHD's in the sciences that don't understand the basics of evolution or the basics of formal logic.
What are you showing exactly? A splash page?
Docker on bare metal would be pretty nice though.
I like Nim a lot, though you still need to know C for edge case issues.
This is the exact thing to ruin my productivity. I already have a FOMO problem as it is.
I've not come across a node or mesh based pathfinding library, though you can roll your own A* with modifications.
Since I've been called out twice on my use of language in this thread alone, I serious need an editor to proof my comments before I submit them from now on.
Current numbers indicate humans have a 94% death rate, but we're pretty confident that the last 6% will succumb in time.
Thanks for this, I was looking for something that could keep me using Mithril.
Sorry, poor word usage on my part. As vvpan more eloquently puts it, DOM construction via js functions. This is the example from their website. This is very difficult to maintain, and personally, I become very adverse to making changes. Though it appears vvpan has a link to a project attempting to fork(?) React's transformer to be usable in mithril.
todo.view = function() {
return m("html", [
m("body", [
m("input"),
m("button", "Add"),
m("table", [
m("tr", [
m("td", [
m("input[type=checkbox]")
]),
m("td", "task description"),
])
])
])
]);
};The day developers aren't needed is the day we no longer need jobs.
Easier, than a french press certainly. In the office, I have to take the whole setup to the kitchen to rinse and wash it it off, and dry it before the next use. With the Keurig, and the setup mentioned above, I just drop the filter in the trash, as there are no stray grounds. It's not as good as the aeropress, but it's way better than having a classic drip coffee machine. It's all about what compromises are more important.
Looks good, I look forward to playing with this.
One note on site design of the API section, you have some dead zone sizes issues. The window can be larger than trigger to turn the api list into a hoverable sidebar, but too small to display the content. This causes the API definition to fall to the bottom of the page. I was clicking for a while, thinking it not working, before realizing that the content was at the bottom.
Mithril's use of helper assisted javascript for it's view templating is a giant drawback for me. I'd be using it exclusively, but as an old crusty dev, I've gone down that path more than once, and it's always been a train wreck.
I get my own bean, and I use a burr mill grinder, really nice one, and I use a Keurig, EZCup reusable filter holder, and ecobrew filters. Because it makes a pretty descent cup of coffee, in about a minute with no cleanup required. I've tried percolators, french press, open drip, and aeropress, and they all have uniqueness's, but to my pallet, they aren't so good that their worth the convenience. Cleaning an aeropress 7 times a day starts eating into your productivity faster than reddit.
So you're saying I shouldn't want to marry another guy because you personally don't want to, and your pet peeve is that anything you don't want to do annoys you if others want to do it? Your pet peeve is pretty stupid.
I think that's the wrong thing to worry about. Buggy whip craftsman, whalers, lamplighters, and millions of defunct roles shouldn't be something we worry about. Progress shouldn't be stunted to give people jobs. Those people, often of low skill, need to either adapt and create their own innovations, or take equally dire positions of low skill. It sounds harsh, but your career is your responsibility, not someone else's problem. If you're doing something that can be automated, assume it will be.
Darwin waited 20 years, and only published after another naturalist was about to publish the same theory.
I haven't pressed the button, primarily because I don't care about it, or the result. I was given gold for some benign comment, and haven't even looked up what that means.
Though, as I was writing this, I realize I don't care about achievements in games. I'm there for the experience, where several of my friends insist on 100% completion. I wonder if there is a correlation, as the two could be seen as a waste to those who value experience and real world accomplishment over badges and accomplishment achieved through drudgery.
Subreddits are a way to form communities centred around a theme or concept; this is a way to filter out the noise that you're not interested in. Very very different.
I can't stress how important it is for Americans to get this right. What you set into law, will be forced upon the rest of us as treaties. We can't influence your politics, but you can.
Types will create a false sense of security...