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r3d0c
2y ago
lol, we all know what will happen https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/21/foxconn-mostly-abandons-10-b...
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r3d0c
2y ago
because you didn't learn how react works and thought just knowing javascript was enough, it's very obvious and the devtools literally how you why and where you're getting extra re-renders from; but i guess whining is easier
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2y ago
lol, just done that simply huh? said by someone who doesn't have a teenth of understanding of neurobiology or neuropsychology only on hackernews
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r3d0c
2y ago
are you being obtuse?
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r3d0c
2y ago
this is ap hs physics or uni 1st year physics
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r3d0c
2y ago
then the problem doesn't seem to be with wfh but from your lack of socialization ability i have my own social groups that aren't dependant on the people at work, i don't have a job to make friends but to make money
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2y ago
lack of regulations* allow, and no not exactly; eu and canada have stringent laws on advertising to children, and laws on nutrition and additives to their products even things like bread in the US have an insane amount of sugar but the othe
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2y ago
what? this is entirely made up/false a diet doesn't mean starving yourself, it means have balanced nutrition that doesn't rely on fast carbs, if you burn 2000cal a day for example you still eat 2000cal but not in sugar/f
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2y ago
do ur research bro
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2y ago
incoherant babbling
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2y ago
cities do because they exist in a system that generate carbon, but they are vastly more resource & carbon efficient than suburbs per person https://usa.streetsblog.org/2015/03/05/sprawl-costs-the-publ...
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2y ago
>Millennials basically invented modern, every day, gallows humor lmao what.... they absolutely didn't this is why no one should take anyone on this site seriously about anything, confidentally incorrect, easily conned into the next
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2y ago
the guy who made it said that he found it reprehensible but wouldn't remove it, so yes promoted pedohilia by turning a blind eye in the name of "free speech"
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2y ago
that's like saying cars shouldn't have seatbelts, they should be designed to not be in accidents in the first place
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2y ago
sycophantic softball interviews, easy pr to influence techbros
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3y ago
sf is the most heavily mapped & learned area by tech companies in the whole world
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3y ago
artificially more expensive because of outdated and backwards zoning laws keeping housing expensive
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3y ago
effect is amplified on hn
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3y ago
nothing to do with testosterone but emotional intelligence
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3y ago
lol that's definitely not what he's doing, way to miss the point unless you're actually arguing for toxic chemicals in the water that didn't exist more than 60 years ago
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3y ago
it takes about 10 years @ 55c for the memory cells to start losing charge without being powered, people who use them extensively do know for most other people it doesn't matter if they know because almost nobody uses SD cards for long
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3y ago
how, be specific & based in objective reality, without VC hype words & cultist like language
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3y ago
lol, put the meth pipe down
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3y ago
don't read it then, let the people who want to be informed and not be mislead about corporations increasing prices and lying about the reasons
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3y ago
lol.. unless brazil is the only country in the world with carbon, this is absolutely not true
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3y ago
nobody made that argument
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3y ago
we can do both, but energy efficiency is only a small part of it; still need to transition the bulk of energy away from fossil fuels
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3y ago
that's specific to chrome also it's weird argument " constantly inventing new js apis " so what? their usefulnesss should be determined in their own context, not by the fact that they're a js api; unless you're
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3y ago
depends on the context, an airport expansion? yeah dumb, protesting something as huge as genocide or climate change? then the inconvenience cause will be a fraction of what climate change will cause (or genocide is) common people are often
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3y ago
> Google is constantly inventing new JS APIs like what?
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