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thegiogi
2y ago
On the css side, I can tell you that rio (that is by no means the first library of its kind) actually does not require any knowledge of css to be used. It does not use the same concepts. While the simplification costs you some levels of cus
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thegiogi
2y ago
Your last sentence is very interesting to me. Can you explain what you mean? Or suggest something to read?
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thegiogi
2y ago
Agree entirely on principle, but nobody should be dehumanized, if nothing else because it is a very ineffective way to model your opponent. And hurting other for greed is surely not humane, but it is very much human. Big difference that e a
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thegiogi
2y ago
But that’s the point - it’s just a promise. I have a similar career as the top comment, and turns out that Low code approaches only work when people who understand code use them. Be that Python or sql, real use cases are not the toy example
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thegiogi
3y ago
Sure, but when fighting asymmetric warfare self control is paramount is it not? Would you not be mad at the guy bragging that he’s a member of the Resistance? They are not the Oppressor with the capital O, but they are at least an asshole.
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thegiogi
3y ago
> A good example of this at the human level is a reflex. Your hand didn't go back to your brain to ask for instructions on how to get away from the fire. Is this actually true? I thought it just involved a different part of the brai
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thegiogi
3y ago
You pass an open api spec on creation. You can remove all methods you fear may be risky, and leave it enough so that he can read your emails or calendar, if you feel comfortable with that
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thegiogi
3y ago
I think he’s using degenerate in the mathematical sense.
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thegiogi
3y ago
As a balance to your opinion, I thoroughly enjoyed all three. Sure the first hit’s different, but they all deserve the attention.
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thegiogi
3y ago
Did they start collecting data 100k years ago? Cause that is the timescale for this stuff no?
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thegiogi
3y ago
That was my initial reaction. Then i thought about what would happen if it was an individual in a similar situation, say you are the subject of an error in your favour from a bank. I don’t know but it is not obvious.
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thegiogi
3y ago
I’m guessing it may have been common enough knowledge at some point, but it is counterintuitive if you don’t spend some time on the problem. So I guess we are seeing a new generation discover this - and posting about it.