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by fc373745 4y ago
I completely disagree. To fix the css + jsx in one file, just write your styled components at the bottom of your component. If you ever seen a react component completely riddled with Tailwind, you'll realize how messy and uncoordinated
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by fc373745 5y ago
I've tried IBM plex, Fira, and even bought Operator Mono. Always switched back to Ubuntu Mono. It may not be the coolest looking font, but the most legible to me.
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by fc373745 5y ago
Agnostic. There could be a creator out there that never made itself known to us. Also, my experiences with Sleep Paralysis makes me feel like something is out there. I went from a devout Christian (7th day adventist) for 20 years of my life
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by fc373745 5y ago
for example, why haven't you banned the user chunghuaming? his account is EXCLUSIVELY devoted to starting hellish flamewars. Your hypocrisy is in suit of the entirety of western countries. Western Countries are now on the wrong side of
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by fc373745 5y ago
Democracy doesn't work. Even the United States isn't genuinely democratic as most representative hold stock in various companies. The best way to influence congress in the United States is to lobby, not vote. And even in the ways
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by fc373745 5y ago
as I take a look at some of the comments in the threads about China, I wish you were more consistent with your stance, especially with comments on the opposite side of the spectrum. Hacker News was supposed to be niche, but your inconsisten
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by fc373745 5y ago
There was a period of time where bitcoin was almost exclusively used for illegal substances / activity - predominately for drugs (the only time I ever used bitcoin was to buy adderall on silkroad), but also for things like hiring hitme
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by fc373745 5y ago
You're right. that came off as condescending. I'm sorry.
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by fc373745 5y ago
if you read the article you would know that the majority of the homeless population in nyc are sheltered as a 1979 class action lawsuit found that it was a constitutional right for the homeless to be sheltered.
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by fc373745 5y ago
personally I found gql to have a steeper learning curve in that it adds an abstract layer to the stack. I call it an abstract layer, the author calls it a BFF (backend for the frontend). As far as dev time excluding onboarding time, lets n
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by fc373745 5y ago
sure, I can accept that definition of latency. However, the author, when describing latency, only specified the distance traveled to justify a graphql server without implicating anything else.
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by fc373745 5y ago
Performance isn't just latency - it's also about the requests and responses per second a service can handle. GQL notoriously performs weaker to REST in this regard. >When a user navigates to a page on a web app or deep links in
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by fc373745 5y ago
>the leak was intended to “foster more disruption and competition in the online video streaming space” because “their community is a disgusting toxic cesspool”. the irony in that it was leaked to 4chan
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by fc373745 5y ago
to be honest, that's pretty tame as far as dark patterns go. If a user had already typed their email onto the field, then the user had at least some intent to sign up whatever the user wanted to sign up for. This makes what ad trackers
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by fc373745 5y ago
this game just made me realize how behind firefox is to chrome
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by fc373745 5y ago
try switching from firefox to chrome
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by fc373745 5y ago
Alright, caffiene = vasoconstriction and exercise means high bpm. Wouldn't this be a recipe for cardiac arrest?
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by fc373745 6y ago
Why not make the goal bigger? Bigger to the point where we can see double digit scoring? One thing that turned me off from watching Soccer one year was the amount of 1-1 games that led to PKs, and after just doing a little bit of research,
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by fc373745 6y ago
Unfortunately, i don't think anyone is that dim to conclude that the accusations against the Chinese government is out of pure empathy for the Chinese people. If it was the case that your empathy stretches across the pacific ocean for
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by fc373745 6y ago
Is state driven media possible in the US? If so, is it possible that the mass accumulation of hatred for the Chinese is a byproduct of state driven media?
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by fc373745 6y ago
> images were tightly cropped around the face and resized to 224 × 224 pixels
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by fc373745 6y ago
>images were tightly cropped around the face and resized to 224 × 224 pixels
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by fc373745 6y ago
I've never had such an issue. The only way I am able to avoid youtube ads on mobile is by using brave browser. Also i'm very sure all the nuisances you describe can be disabled.
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by fc373745 6y ago
I'm curious why you consider animations to be nuisance. Game UIs are completely riddled with animations that you have to "wait for" and yet I feel like UI design should aim towards that direction.
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by fc373745 6y ago
However, sports can differ in what they are in need of when it comes to traits and skills, and like you pointed out, many would negligently exclude that intelligence can also be a factor. Take American Football - the running back and wide r
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by fc373745 6y ago
Although, in this specific case it's unfair to single out either White or Asian, but in general, Asians are punished the most in terms of Academics.
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by fc373745 6y ago
to play the devil's advocate - these differences across racial lines are not an inhibitor for Black Americans to compete at high levels in sports. Lord knows how much more staggering the difference could be if all Black Americans actua
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by fc373745 6y ago
also, to add another point. Most API teams will give you all the resources that you need. It is most likely the case that the FE team will ask not for more, but rather, for less. This was the exact problem why GraphQl was created in the fir
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by fc373745 6y ago
it's just a hit to the db. Graphql works the same way if i'm not mistaken. and if its the case that you don't want the comments at all, then in the conditionals write your sql statements if you want comments select * from res
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by fc373745 6y ago
Unfortunately for graphql, the claim that backend teams need to be constantly making endpoints for other decoupled teams is not as drastic and critical as you consider it to be. Dare i even say switching to graphql and onboarding developers

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