u/cybernetically

“Be less of yourself so I can be more comfortable in my ignorance.” ... mind boggling

So your solution to discrimination is… more discrimination?

They suspended my account because I used SpaceRussian indicating that I am using an

Inappropriate name

but in reality its just some libtard who flagged my account for suspension and I can't play now. and another libtard disabled my account for the same reasons because they all hate Russians now. Russophobia all day!

Hair care and personal grooming are truly cherished aspects of beauty culture in Russia. Many women take great pride in presenting themselves with elegance and care. This is not about vanity, but rather a reflection of self-respect and confidence. I encourage you to learn from the women there; there’s something genuinely inspiring about a woman who embraces her natural beauty while also taking time to care for herself. It’s not about changing who you are, but about discovering new ways to express your individuality with grace. You'll likely find the experience enriching.

A lot of women have roots in or exposure to village life, where practicality, self-reliance, and hands-on skills are part of everyday living. This creates a refreshing duality not everything is as one-dimensional as it can sometimes feel in the U.S. You’ll find a wide range of expressions of womanhood.

There are many factors, but one which I am not seeing mentioned is that there are a lot of hot women and age is not a factor so a lot of grown men find a younger woman.

anyone who goes under the knife for no good enough reason is doing it wrong, there are other technologies available

A blog is the same thing, its just piece of information indicating your proficiency

Sounds like a bunch of baloney

Declarative is great but adds complexity and barrier of entrance for anyone, you have to understand whats happening within the code, study it, execute it... it can be more complex than what its worth vs imperative

imperative is easier but gets complex when written bad...

how about this... write good code people! imperative or declarative... if its hard to understand its bad code

build build build baby!

Build your Angular project using the ng build --prod command to generate a production-ready build of your application in the dist folder

Open IIS Manager and create a new website by right-clicking on the "Sites" node in the left-hand pane and selecting "Add Website"

Provide a name for the website and specify the physical path to the dist folder that was generated by the Angular build process

Make sure that the application pool associated with your website is using the correct version of the .NET Framework

In the website's "Handler Mappings" section, add a new module mapping for the *.js file extension that maps to the StaticFileModule handler

In the website's "MIME Types" section, add a new MIME type for the application/javascript content type with the .js file extension

Save your changes and restart IIS

Install TypeScript extension in Visual Studio Code. You can do this by going to the Extensions panel and searching for "TypeScript"

Create a tsconfig.json file in the root directory of your project. This file tells TypeScript how to compile your code and provides additional configuration options. You can generate a basic tsconfig.json file running tsc --init.

Very cool, nice job, it works, work on styling the UI now make it awesome

put a break in his compare1() function... done ;) enjoy $10000 reward lol

love it, great for JS breakers ;)

It's admirable that you're teaching yourself to code in your spare time. I am writing an article about it, programing is not going to die, Ai will not take over, its all just fear tactics and all these media companies are popping stupid article like they did in the 60s when cybernetics emerged. You should learn a couple of books on the subject "cybernetics" its probably far more interesting than coding and will get you further than these programmers who know nothing of it. In fact, you could become an expert on the subject and seem way smarter than someone with 20 years of coding.

In typescript "string" and "string | null" are two different types, and you cant assign a value of one type to a property that expects a different type

You can modify the ReactiveState type to accept null as a valid value:

            type ReactiveState<T> = T | null;

            const myState: ReactiveState<string> = /* ... */;
            const myObj: myInterface = { prop: myState };

Create a shared package that contains the eslint/prettier configs, which can be installed as a dependency in each repo

You could break down the function into smaller, more specialized functions that each take only the arguments they need.

Check out this article I wrote on re-creating RxJS from scratch, sorta explains a lot

https://levelup.gitconnected.com/re-create-the-rxjs-library-from-scratch-deep-dive-into-rxjs-observables-cb9a3c000e0

https://levelup.gitconnected.com/re-create-the-rxjs-library-from-scratch-part-2-deep-dive-into-rxjs-operators-bdc32dc44e53

Yeah thats coming soon! The original is 88kb !!! I think it should be 5kb

This is great, thanks for the example!

Yeah just go ahead and read React / NodeJS / Mongo and start making your first app. Make a social networking site or something a bit complex and within a year you will get a ton of experience on working on your own project

Part 1
https://levelup.gitconnected.com/re-create-the-rxjs-library-from-scratch-deep-dive-into-rxjs-observables-cb9a3c000e0

Part 2
https://levelup.gitconnected.com/re-create-the-rxjs-library-from-scratch-part-2-deep-dive-into-rxjs-operators-bdc32dc44e53

Looks great! awesome job

I wake up... drink very strong tea, cook large breakfast and go a it...
I get tired at the keyboard... I go to sleep

works every time!

drop em, its not productive, they don't know what they are doing. 30 minute conversation 2x is all it takes to get to know someone and assess their technical prowess because you would read the resume and take a look at all the links provided. Seriously!