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Thinking About Expected Strikeout Rates: The Top “_____” xK% Leaders from 2013 (WARNING: THERE ARE GIFS AT THE END) Real estate, knick-knacks at a garage sale, and players, in the sense of professional sports, can be undervalued. For instance...
New Releases: Boom Studios and Imprints – May 2014
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We’ve got more new titles for you to check out. This time it’s from Boom Studios, KaBoom, Boom Box and Archaia Entertainment! As always, if you see something you know you’re going to get or want to try then pre-order it either online...
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Here is The Qwillery's list of novels, etc. being published in June 2013. If there is something that I've missed, please leave a comment below. Any genre mistakes are mine. Leave a comment below if you feel that the genre is wrong. Also note that this...
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This space will update throughout Chris’s trip to China, with photographs, conversations, videos and more. You can read here, or keep an eye on Medium. August 4: Ai Weiwei: At Home With China’s ‘Second Government’ Not perhaps since Alexander Solzhenitsyn...
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ORS New Investigator Recognition Award New Investigator Award The New Investigator Recognition Awards (NIRA) are presented to ten individuals during the ORS Annual Meeting for their work as young investigators. Eligibility Criteria NIRA candidates...

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The Best Book for Technical Coding Interviews?

Is this the best book for technical interviews?Technical coding interviews are notoriously difficult — almost borderline quiz-like for those unprepared. It can sometimes be a daunting task to navigate all the technical coding preparation resources available...
A Beginner's Guide to RxJS & Redux Observable

Reactive programming for the win!
An Intro to Metrics Driven Development: What Are Metrics and Why Should You Use Them?

One of the coolest things I have learned in the last year is how to constantly deliver value into production without causing too much chaos. In this post, I’ll explain the metrics-driven development approach and how it helped me to achieve that. By the...
How to Start Testing Your React Apps Using the React Testing Library and Jest

Testing is often seen as a tedious process. It's extra code you have to write, and in some cases, to be honest, it's not needed. But every developer should know at least the basics of testing. It increases confidence in the products they build, and for...
JavaScript Triple Equals Sign VS Double Equals Sign – Comparison Operators Explained with Examples

You may have seen double and triple equals signs in JavaScript. But what do they mean? Well in short: == inherently converts type and === does not convert type. Double Equals (==) checks for value equality only. It inherently does type coercion. This...

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How to find your first open source bug to fix

By Shubheksha Jalan When you’re new to open source, you’ll find yourself asking: I know some [programming language]. I want to get some practice, while helping out. How do I find an open source projec...

When should I use TypeScript?

By Alex Ewerlöf Last summer we had to convert a huge code base (18,000+ lines of code) from JavaScript to TypeScript. I learned a lot about the strengths and weaknesses of each, and when it makes sens...