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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
> I really didn't have to "learn" svelte as I had to vue or react As someone who is primarily a back end dev with limited experience with frontend frameworks (very little react, somewhat decent amount of vue), this was the
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
End of the site. There were many changes but this one will kill it in the long run. Aaaanyways, there competitors brewing up. Recently I visited Rumble, thinking "meh, one of these youtube clones again" only to be shocked that ple
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Astroturfing Meta
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Thanks, quite a bit of coffee is now on my keyboard...
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
The difference in deaths and severe effects on health and ecology is incomparable. Coal absolutely dwarfs nuclear. Like hundreds or thousands to one. Even if a Chernobyl happened twice a year, like it or not, the resulting pollution and dea
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
> I would have said "why bother" until this happened to us. Aah, the good ole "one customer is unhappy, let's waste a week of time on this" approach to IT management. Takes guts to tell such customers "here&
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
How about no. How about people use curbstomp whenever they damn please. I'm very well aware of what you're implying and what you're trying to do here. Poison the well, police the conversation. Just like the OK sign just means
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Designing for minimum maintenance is nice when you're working on something for "yourself"... not so much if you're creating something for someone else. Since designing for minimum maintenance takes additional time (and m
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
It doesn't dispute that they were made intentionally - in fact, it says the opposite. (These are carefully made so they don't overlap and they were not produced by locomotion.) If this is "art" art... is up to everyone t
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Yes, it's not limited to Musk-related topics, but he does seem to be the nexus point of many of these. Everyday Astronaut was just complaing about a blatant (and kinda shocking as to how bad it can get, to be honest) instance here: ht
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Ok, I have to ask, what is an actual difference between torrents and ipfs? I don't care for technical details, I mean the business logic, so to speak. - Both use DHTs to search for sources of fingerprinted content. - Both use nodes (se
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
That is true, Discord is generally thought of (and used) as voice/chatting platform, more than a message board platform, but people still write random garbage even on those... as evidenced by things like Youtube comments or Disqus comm
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
I think veganism is awesome. Sadly, I like meat more than I like veganism.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Yea, same reaction, I had to double check it's true. Damn, we're getting old.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
You literally can't use the site properly when you're not logged in (and I mean basic clicking on retweeted/quoted stuff shows a login page, clicking on people's names shows a login page etc.) - how is that good? (I mean
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
I wouldn't exactly call a comparison between gene therapy "isn't quite the same". Flu shots contain inactivated/weakened flu virus (depending on the version), to the presence of which/antigens the body reacts b
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Organized crime gangs... please. Look at what they're doing in relation to Covid. Crime gangs... Australia is nuts.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
I don't know what's the best way of dealing with it, but what I do know is that what's Australia's doing is a recipe of what to avoid doing. Whatever's the way forward, it can't be arresting people for being ou
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
If you're no using an IDE, you're not working in big enough codebases or are not required to move fast enough - either way, I'm not really interested what you have to say. After you work in this business for over a decade, yo
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Yea, you're right, I think the previous poster seriouspy underestimates videogames as performance critical (and performance consistent!) apps. In the modern days of desktop Java and C# (and even more in web dev) the vast majority of co
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Oh boy, I see the crypto market is on the rise again so it's time for the HN crypto hot takes to grace our eyes yet again. We get it alright, crypto bad.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
> That doesn't take into account the production footprint That doesn't stop some people (and even some goverments) from calling EVs "carbon neutral".
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Why CUDA?
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
I don't think many people care what NYC does. That city is a joke. And a dump. (A few videos from Louis Rossmann and I never want to visit, let alone live there.)
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
That's only a size of regular modern video game... the downloads of which are pretty mainstream these days. Saying that a 50 gig download is a barrier "for most" is definitely not true.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
They're not public utilities. They're a cartel.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Yes I'm joking, but that some may think I'm not doesn't surprise me. People believe a lot of shit and there's a lot of people.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
Won't happen, as we all know, the aliens have special technology that prevents all decent cameras from capturing their craft.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
What happened to MariaDB? Not much, but unlike Netbeans (which is a complete disaster under Apache... a dying project maintained by a skeleton crew), it still has a commercial entity behind it, so it's trucking along relatively nicely.
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by unknownOrigin 5y ago
China Has Big Plans for Small Taiwan.

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