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rawdan

Re:Should I use interfaces? on Monday January 16, 2017 @11:50AM (#13411073)
have you read up on the new rave of having all your public interfeces declared bassed on a CRUD setup, and move all implementation details in the private parts.

For example if you have a subscription functionality , instead of doing

def subscribe , you would do it like:

def create_subscriprion.

This in turn is advocated on the bases that it will improve readability and lessen confusion amongst programmers. What are your thoughts on that?

"ncreasing obesity played only a part in this deterioration of midlife self-assessed health, mental health, reported pain, and difficulties with ADLs. Respondents with body mass indices above 30 reported greater morbidity along all of these dimensions."

They managed to tie in morbid obesity with incresed (albeit self-assessed) mental health deterioration. Do they have a separate paper/source for that, I'm really curios to know

Re:LinkedIn got a new look(2017) on Thursday January 12, 2017 @03:36PM (#13385875)
what changed exactly? sry if it might be obvious but the profile page seems to be the same as ever
I don't know if I should be impressed by their ingenuity or disgusted by their reasoning.
haha, talk about hard code debugging.

I think this post perfectly illustrates the major difference between "theory & practice".

Re:When did blog comments die? on Friday January 06, 2017 @04:08PM (#13340214)
> I'll take HN by a fair distance.

I understand where you're coming from.

That being said, I knew reddit will begine to wobble when it went corporate

Re:When did blog comments die? on Friday January 06, 2017 @03:12PM (#13339776)
If you think of it from the perspective of "building and maintaining a jail" yes, it is hard. You as the blog admin represent the warden, and as such are the enemy

But if you have the inmates police themselves (like the reddit community), problem solved.

Re:When did blog comments die? on Friday January 06, 2017 @02:50PM (#13339580)
they pretty much died with the rise of community sites like reddit and such. people post links and comment there.