Harimwakairi

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by Harimwakairi 6y ago
It doesn't work in court. FUD works in business because people are (necessarily) risk-averse. If a giant company whose legal team is larger than your entire payroll says they will find some way to sue you for doing X, are you really go
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by Harimwakairi 7y ago
They target and serve ads. Yahoo is still a key piece of Verizon's strategy for making money from internet advertising. Verizon, as a wireless carrier, knows where you are most of the time, and the various internet properties of the Ve
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by Harimwakairi 7y ago
Parent of a toddler here, and always looking for best practices. Can you give any more detail about how this works? At what age did you start doing it, what's in the boxes, and how did you introduce the idea to your kids?
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by Harimwakairi 8y ago
It's technically a type of cheating, but it's used here to mean profoundly bad luck. A cold deck is one that has been rigged to the advantage of one player, and then swapped in after the cut and shuffle (hence its "coldness&q
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by Harimwakairi 8y ago
> What are these people personally doing to ensure that they are respecting women, creating the right kind of social climate at work, etc? Part of the reason to go to the walkout was to find out what to do. People didn't just stand
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by Harimwakairi 8y ago
Given that flutterstudio.app isn't made by Google, I'm not sure what you're implying.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> For someone called the "most hated man in America", he actually seemed like a nice person. Not to be an ass, but many horrible people are skilled at manipulating an audience and crafting a particular persona. This man couldn&
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Can you give a little more detail about what you'd like to see? What would the ideal example look like for you?
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Flutter (along with Dart) is used for AdWords, which is Google's mission-critical, billion-dollar business. It doesn't get much bigger than that.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Linting is included with the extension (I think it's way down in the list of features on its page, but it're there). The flutter command line tool (included with the SDK) comes with a formatter, so it'd be insane not to hook
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
I can answer a few of these. For Visual Studio Code support, the community has produced an extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Dart-Cod... Regarding packages, they're a combined effort betwee
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
How-to: https://flutter.io/platform-channels/ Tons of real world examples: https://github.com/flutter/plugins
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
It's also a clear counterexample to the idea that Google always abandons projects.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
There's a few. - Flutter renders the UI itself rather than using native components, so you get the same experience on both iOS and Android. - Flutter uses Dart, which can be compiled AOT, rather than relying on an interpreter. - Flutte
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> But back to Flutter, it uses Dart. I honestly don't see the point of Dart. Hackernoon's got a recent article covering this exact topic: https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> What the elected, Republican majority legislature voted for is not "crass disregard for the democratic process". The fact that the judiciary has the power to stop them does not make what they did any more or less acceptable.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Makes me want to dial into something and play Trade Wars.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
But that's so much less entertaining to speculate about! Why should obvious truth get in the way of our fun?
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Thanks for writing all that out. Much easier to understand the whole story now.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> the outrage needs to be kept down No. If a foreign power attempted to influence one of my country's elections for its own gain, I am outraged. The amount of effort or money spent is quite immaterial to me.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> ...he did some incredible work... Can you elaborate on this?
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
"Embrace, extend, extinguish" was Microsoft's strategy for destroying open software interoperability standards. I understand what you're saying, but it's not nearly the same thing.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
I still remember our guide, who was a retired man who'd previously worked in the market and whom we found on Voyagin) walking us past the line at Sushi Dai. He swept his index finger from the tail of the ponderously long queue all the
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
Thanks for bringing data.
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
"...Meridian 59, the first computer game that allowed people from around the world to gather and quest together via the Internet." Have these people never heard of a MUD?
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by Harimwakairi 9y ago
> Generally speaking, only left leaning speakers are allowed on campuses. No. Just no. While American college campuses tend to skew left, they are not fortresses of liberalism where everyone duckspeaks about Bernie Sanders. They all have
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by Harimwakairi 10y ago
Do you have citations for the stats you claim? That's not a dig, btw; I'd honestly like to see them.
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by Harimwakairi 10y ago
So, straight-up copyright violation?
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by Harimwakairi 10y ago
Having access to code and data you don't technically "need" is often how people learn new skills and advance their careers without leaving the company. It's an important part of the culture.
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by Harimwakairi 10y ago
+1.

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