condescendence

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by condescendence 8y ago
The real reason behind the disallowing of NSFW is Tumblr positioning itself to be bought by Verizon.
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by condescendence 8y ago
Yeah this just isn't going to replace Tumblr, Movim's user base and Tumblr's user base are two totally different user bases. I do like it though!
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by condescendence 8y ago
>Domestic flights don't seem much faster or more comfortable than 10 years ago, and service has arguably gotten worse as usage has continued to increase. It seems like this is a result of an industry "normalizing." Once so
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by condescendence 8y ago
The NYC model is rarely how taxi's operate. My uncle was a taxi driver around the same time (maybe a little earlier?) and was paid a livable wage plus benefits. >"There are so many drivers available that it's an owner&#x27
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by condescendence 8y ago
when Vue went from 1.0 to 2.0 a lot of functionality became deprecated. So all those tutorials are basically useless now. I ran into the same issue. Vue 2->3 won't be so bad because they're promising backwards compatibility.
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by condescendence 8y ago
>You’ll be adding similar boilerplate for computed properties, component state, watchers, etc. Pretty much everything in Vue has its own special syntax with more boilerplate. I kinda like this syntax, when I first learned vuejs I knew im
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by condescendence 9y ago
Technical debt is definitely something to worry about, however I think most companies' first priority is a working product. Technical debt is to be handled during the development cycle, not in source code and most of the issues you bri
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by condescendence 9y ago
Yeah this is the opposite of a click-bait title; it clearly explains what the article is about. "may" lose data on "APFS-formatted" disk images.
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by condescendence 9y ago
This is a good point, I had some of my European based friends look this over for their feedback for kicks and giggles. They didn't find this offensive in any way mostly just stating the fact of living situations. In my comment I tried
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by condescendence 9y ago
The tone of this article seems to particularly demean the students in the beginning; I understand it's supposed to bring them to light but holy shit: >They all ended up in West Virginia, not exactly the America you dream of when you
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by condescendence 9y ago
yeah I just noticed that, good point. Although releasing as much OSS/Free software to every OS (regardless of status) would have been a better fighting route than "*uck you."
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by condescendence 9y ago
>But nowadays, people confuse Microsoft Windows, the successor to DOS, with a Unix operating system, and want to run mailx on it. ...huh >If you want to use mailx, there is the technically and morally sane option of using a free Unix
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by condescendence 9y ago
Yeah this is the thing I always come back to. UBI is without question needed in a highly autonomous society, but we fail to have proper flow on our already existing systems like Social Security.
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by condescendence 9y ago
A guy worth ~$62 Billion talking basic income; someone who's looking to lead the world in automation alongside Google and Amazon. Not to get all nutty, but it seems strange that billionaires are the ones to lead the conversation in bas
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United Airlines forcefully removes customer to accommodate United crew(twitter.com)
20 points by condescendence 9y ago|2 comments
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by condescendence 10y ago
I'll take a look tonight and see if its something I can contribute to.
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by condescendence 10y ago
While I would like to see this as the future of social relations, I doubt it in just about every aspect. The reason services like twitter and snapchat are so dominate is because they're so easy to use and uniform across everything. It&
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by condescendence 10y ago
I'm very surprised this maneuver wasn't assessed in any of the answers. It actually does look like they're practicing a touch and go maneuver. The tires aren't producing any smoke and the flaps are positioned at a T20 so
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by condescendence 10y ago
It would be cool if they could integrate it with a service like peapod (grocery shopping brought to your door). "Alexa, add to list x" and eventually "alexa order list x" Other than that is pretty much novelty like you s
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by condescendence 10y ago
While I agree with net neutrality, the internet as we know it is far from this model right now. Most people think of this issue as 'protecting' net neutrality, instead its more of the argument of should we move to net neutrality.
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by condescendence 10y ago
One of the coolest communities on reddit
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by condescendence 10y ago
Definitely one of the cooler and more in depth posts this year, what a great read.
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by condescendence 10y ago
Agreed, I love this project I just dislike how data is presented (although it is a nice interface). As for the "Representative from California 37" this is your voter sub district or whatever user you selected that was on the map,
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by condescendence 10y ago
After spending much time among entrepreneurs I find that there are very few with a "business" mind. Great idea, horrible model. This pricing model is so far out of left field that I had to do some research to see if it's ever
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by condescendence 10y ago
Sorry about that I don't mean to shit on your project; honestly its pretty damn cool. I like the usage of django/daphne for a single page app...it came out nice. I just don't see the usability cause I already have multiple me
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by condescendence 10y ago
Another chat app with mostly arbitrary ways to communicate? No thanks. I understand this is for HN community, but with XMPP, ICQ derivatives, IRC, etc I already have too many spaces to keep up with. Its nice though, I like the profile key i
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by condescendence 10y ago
I've been with TMobile since VoiceStream Wireless PCS. Not a single robot call, ever. Honestly I don't even think I've gotten a telemarketer or salesperson either.
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by condescendence 11y ago
Elon Musk is someone who takes personal offense to criticism of his company/products. If a hack is to showoff an awesome new car, which this is the case, I doubt he would have any issues with it. On the other hand, if some guy found a
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by condescendence 11y ago
>The later might make some sense, though, as part of training for the drone operators. Spotting a small disturbance in the surface of a street such as a pothole could require similar skills to spotting a small disturbance in the surface
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by condescendence 11y ago
Are you on LSD?

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