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by codeptualize 5y ago
Unless incredibly severe I think the consequences should not impact it’s legality. People will use it legal or not. If it’s legal you can charge taxes and spend that money on addiction prevention and treatment. Help people with addiction pr
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by codeptualize 5y ago
The warnings you show are for source maps, those only get loaded when dev tools is opened and do not impact normal use. It's common to generate source maps for error reporting and development/testing environments, but not deploy t
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by codeptualize 5y ago
That was honestly quite fun. I did 08:04:7
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I like the preview with the caps, that’s nice. What does slightly annoy me is that the animation is a bit “wobbly” for lack of better terms.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Isn’t it more that low quality comments are downvoted? If it was used to silence people then sure, but I’m not sure that’s happening. I read many different opinions, and often have seen quite interesting discussions take place. Idk if that
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Wow! Look at the scammers in the replies. That’s intense!
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I had the same thoughts; it seems to present a friendly picture but there are a lot of unanswered problems with this technology, even if only used for fraud protection. What if clients use it for tracking and other shady purposes, would the
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by codeptualize 5y ago
True. After sort of skimming the article again I think it would be better without the order argument, basically just promote digging deeper at some point. I fully agree with that and there are some great arguments in the article towards tha
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I disagree, it can be a great choice. Learning programming requires a lot of perseverance and will power, one of the biggest challenges about learning code is to keep going and stay motivated. Seeing results and building stuff that is usefu
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Seems a bit overstating how important these little annoyances are. It's fair criticism, but I don't see how they discredit MacOS as a whole. I used to use Windows, did the linux things for while, now ~6 years MacOS and for me it h
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by codeptualize 5y ago
It certainly looks like it. From what I can see VAERS data is just reports, you cannot state that the things reported are caused by the vaccine or just happened after getting the vaccine. Anyone can report to it, there is no checking or any
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by codeptualize 5y ago
> Testing code is an art that requires you to apply judgement to your specific situation Very well said. I can't agree more.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
A lot of times too many buttons/UI is just lack of design. I can't say if that's the case here as well, but I've seen it many times. Usually well intentioned founders who know what they want to achieve, but fail to under
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Amazing! That's the life. It's insane to me how things like this can happen in companies, and especially for it to go on for so long. You would expect someone to notice something at some point. But good for them, they are doing ev
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I use siri/google assistant for two things: * My lights; convenient to turn all or specific lights/sockets on/off, dim, change scene etc. * Setting timers; for cooking, covid self tests, etc
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by codeptualize 5y ago
https://nota.md is my absolute favorite writing tool. It's like a markdown editor with some code editor features, like for example multi cursor/selection, auto bracket closing, option + up/down to move/reorde
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by codeptualize 5y ago
> It is, but AFAICT the entire blog is just this post. A solid start! I'm looking forward to the next one. > I found it useful to set a timer and write about small things I should try that. I do enjoy the deep dive into a topic,
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I’m confused, is this not a blog post? It was a good read, you clearly have interesting things to say! I do share a lot of the same things you describe. I would like to blog, mainly for myself to practice writing and keep a record of things
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I've used Rescript (and ReasonML before that) for side projects, I really like it. I'd say it main strength is also its main weaknesses; it's not JS with a C# sauce (like TS), it's OCaml'ish with a JS sauce, making
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Bookmarks, gotta love something so simple that just never works for me. It's the same as todo list apps, I tried all of them, and non really stick (although Things3 is doing well atm). Things get outdated, I don't organize it well
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I gave up, no use. Important work links I know how to find again (I always remember who I send links to on Slack and then I can find them very quickly). I gave up on collecting links, I'm not organized enough, it always turns into an u
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Congrats on the merge, big achievement! I have been interested in OCaml for a while (mainly because of ReasonML), never really got to it unfortunately, but maybe this is the time.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
You are probably right. It would be nice if node adopted it, I agree that it's unlikely to replace, but I do hope it can at least coexist. I use Deno mainly for simple scripts with Typescript. In nodejs I always find myself having to c
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I’d say yes as the license allows it. If open source is open source it should be allowed. I do see the issue though. People making money with your code and not sharing the profit kinda sucks, especially when also making demands. The comment
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Very interesting! I’m positively surprised by the iOS situation, also good to see Tor perform well. Never tried librewolf but I might give it a go. I’m curious what it would look like with some extensions installed.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Sounds like the old methods of a centralized organization that can intervene, moderate and correct when things go wrong. I am pretty sure it works better that way, but it does makes you wonder why it needs the blockchain and all of that. h
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by codeptualize 5y ago
And then people make fun of JavaScript! (Just joking, I like Python, also JS, I guess everything has its quirks, it's a good thing we have linters)
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Really great article, it's so nice to read a nuanced article on such a flame war topic.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Wow that looks really cool! I was watching the demo from Dub FX, really cool how it hooks up to the APC40, now I want to try it out. (Although I'm pretty sure it will be a bit disappointing as my music skills are less great haha) Very
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Google Authenticator does now have an export function, it works with QR codes, I just make a backup on a second device. For non important things I use my password manager. For important things I have physical security keys if it's supp

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