mrvenkman

I’ll admit I know little about this guy.

Which way up is that picture?

Nothing in that particular report says anything about the pagers exploding individually. It may of been a box, labelled as containing pagers, delivered to a group of people and detonated in one location.

I kind of have the shakes? https://imgur.com/a/M1KsWci

My circle is 94.6% perfect, can you beat that? https://neal.fun/perfect-circle/

Close: My circle is 90.0% perfect, can you beat that? https://neal.fun/perfect-circle/ lol

Challenge accepted. I am on a Lenovo IdeaPad - Fedora.

Thanks for this, Neal! I hope you're not feeding it into a SkyNet targeting system!

My circle is 89.4% perfect, can you beat that? https://neal.fun/perfect-circle/

You highlighted another advantage: HTML is quicker to parse.

Looks great and performs great. Thank you for sharing!

Fantastic article. And I appreciate you sharing it with me.

The idea of introducing a new attribute to a HTML tag, whether it be "_" or "_foo" or "_do" doesn't quite sit properly with me.

Especially if it's not part of the HTML5 standards.

Could you maybe provide a times table for help?

Iphone SE and on Firefox.

This is great!! I have to fit it to my screen a few times. But now I know how to fit it to my screen it’s fun!!

I also have a Lenovo laptop, it’s an Ideapad. And am very happy with how it is for coding - which is what I use it for.

They are about $200?

Get a new system. But definitely keep the old laptop.

Motivation for me is a big problem when working from home. I feel like I’m in a school class without a teacher to tell me off!

I have to say that the title is definitely “click baity” - I watched the video because I wondered what we were doing wrong. It is focused on how to improve AI when we run out of atom sized hardware. I don’t appreciate the title.

The article does give good examples of where SPA works.

By me for one. And by whomever has that weariness of the statement “benefit of all victims”.

I'll bet that we are all already using PWA's? Maybe the submitter of that forum post just doesn't know it?

I pondered the exact same question. My thought process settled on…

keeping the data network alive makes it easier for the Russian military to communicate and maybe infiltrate. Shutting everything down removes attack vectors.

While many programs can’t read or write Excel spreadsheets, almost anything can read and write CSVs, and a human can open a CSV file in any text editor and understand roughly what it contains.

Libra Office works in Windows.

Google Sheets does a great job too, no?

For development, what's the main advantage of this over sshfs-ing into an instance and using PHPStorm for example?

Seems like a great hobby! I like it.

Working with other great developers.

Learning to keep it simple & methods for avoiding code duplication. I tend to find when learning a new language that avoiding duplication teaches me how to use the language properly.

And the book, The Pragmatic Programmer helped me to communicate better.

It was a great hack. ;)

Whenever I have taken psychedelic drugs (mushrooms), or taken cannabis, it has often made me more paranoid. Has there been any research into how psychedelic drugs may fuel conspiracy theories?