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by vectorpush 10y ago
I think VR will be a big success in the coming years, but I doubt it will make many inroads into music production and video editing. I've actually done a lot of music production and video editing work and the practical resolution on th
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by vectorpush 10y ago
It'll get there. It's a new technology and developers are still figuring out best practices as well as getting the hang of how to build quality experiences that will resonate with users. This process is further burdened by the fac
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> some of Podesta's emails were fucking weird I don't think that necessarily qualifies as newsworthy. A "real journalist" would have read those e-mails, found them to be pretty weird, then did an investigation to de
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> the fact pictures and video can be taken in real time, you can then come to a conclusion that is close to the truth. Sure, but a live video stream of newsworthy events represents a minuscule fraction of social media "reporting&
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> The MSM is becoming increasingly irrelevant, social media and independent journalists who are on Twitter and various blogs are becoming more relevant. I would hardly call this a fix. The MSM is certainly unreliable, but "twitter
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I didn't downvote you, but I'm guessing that a community of developers would be especially inclined to resent apologist rhetoric regarding a 70 million dollar software project that can only produce alpha software with no sign of b
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by vectorpush 10y ago
An irradiated post-nuclear Earth is far more hospitable to life than Mars.
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I have to admit that the world the movie depicts does seem quite prescient from today's perspective and the cinematography is excellent, especially those long single-shot scenes (and that particular scene towards the end of the film th
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Navy SEALs are not superhuman. A single adult tiger would slaughter just about any unharmed human with near certainty, even a SEAL. Even armed with any weapon other than a firearm, the chances of besting a tiger and coming out without bei
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> Being rude to customers and coworkers will get you fired. Being fired because you're rude to customers or coworkers is obviously not a free-speech issue, that is a "disruption to the work environment" issue. > Bein
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I disagree. The cost of onboarding a new developer is negligible compared to the cost of picking the wrong stack for a project just because it might be the hippest tool at the time. An experienced programmer can pick up a new framework in a
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Threatening someone's livelihood based on their speech is about as antithetical to the idea of free speech as you can get (short of suggesting they should be arrested or killed for it). It might be different in a situation where the sp
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Who cares? Fashion is not an engineering criteria, you shouldn't be factoring fashion into the question of whether or not a given tool is the right one for the job. > A lot of the talk about it was "React is here to stay"
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by vectorpush 10y ago
There is just about nobody anywhere on the political spectrum that believes in absolute free speech, people simply support speech that falls within their ideological boundaries. The criteria for obscenity on the left is sexism and bigotry,
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> Here we go again. This type of rhetoric really irritates me. Here we go again, someone wrote some code and released it on the internet for free! How could someone do this to you ? Excuse the caps, I'm not trying to be hostile,
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I could be wrong, but IMO, it most likely comes down to the fact that the admins happen to be human beings and these particular communities are just starting to grate on their nerves. Pages and pages of highly upvoted direct attacks rattled
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Personally, I've always viewed reddit's approach to moderation as non-interventionist and not as something that necessarily enshrined the ideals of free-speech. That is to say, it all seemed more of a growth-hack than anything els
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Who cares? Reddit is a private company, they can set their own standards for moderation. For several years now I've seen this non-stop obsession with lambasting reddit as a shit-hole and a left-wing echo-chamber and a shit company run
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by vectorpush 10y ago
While I agree with you that the democrats are wrong to be pushing this type of conspiracy stuff, I totally disagree that it wouldn't be "mainstreamed" if the tables were turned. Fox News is mainstream, Rush Limbaugh is mainst
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> However, Blacks being racist against whites is an odd statement, like homeless people being classist against the rich. I get what you're saying, but this just isn't a very pragmatic perspective. It's clear that white p
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I am an immense fan of BOTNS, it is perhaps the most cherished novel in my collection, several years after reading it I still haven't read another novel that has impacted me in a similar fashion (recommendations are welcome), however,
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I don't agree. He has nothing to gain by doing so and the general public has pretty favorable views on marijuana.
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I'm not really sure what your point is. If OAuth integration is a requirement for your project then its your responsibility to test it across the platforms you intend to support and that's a universal truth no matter what developm
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by vectorpush 10y ago
> Then you need to debugger your code, compiled code, sourcemap files, compiler, compiler options, the layer and layers of configuration JSON scripts and mobile browser. This seems like you're deliberately trying to make things so
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by vectorpush 10y ago
In what way is what I said presumptive?
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I understand that, that's why I said "impeached AND forced to resign" :)
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by vectorpush 10y ago
I agree with you, but I think she needs to be indicted if the e-mails prove her to be culpable. Ideally she will win the election, and if the e-mails prove damning she will be indicted and hopefully impeached and forced to resign, leaving
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by vectorpush 10y ago
Many would argue that the events as they unfolded have actually vindicated their conspiracy theories by suggesting that Clinton has coerced Ecuador through treats or bribery. Personally, I think this is absurd but this is a common position.
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by vectorpush 10y ago
What would a "new market" on Mars really look like? Living on Mars would be extremely harsh for the foreseeable future, inhabitants would be struggling just to meet their basic needs for many, many, generations and the life of a s
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by vectorpush 10y ago
That seems like a somewhat entitled mindset. The job market is what it is and if you don't work hard to stay competitive then you'll fall behind, that's just the reality of a high paying desk job in today's economy. We&#

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