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6y ago
Let python2 die people. Move on. Isn't 10 years of tech debt enough?
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6y ago
We both know that 100 of those came out as soon as the original started making money!
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6y ago
I get the drive for the advertisers, but whats the point for the audience? The original site had the novel status to gather attention, but for iterations on the idea what calls the consumer to come and see the ads? Am I missing something?
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6y ago
For my classes I normally use Markdown with Markdown Math extension for a Latex-like math mode. Usually does the trick except for miscellaneous diagrams. Still looking for a good solution for that, but for the time being I use some altern
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7y ago
1. Open comment section in a browser related topic. 2. Complains about the people discussing a browser related topic. 3. ???? 4. Profit
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7y ago
Litteraly the only major player in the browser market thats not chromium based.
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7y ago
It was the same with VS Code. Probably they won't start to transition to a more GUI oriented options until release. Even then it'll probably be an incremental affair.
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7y ago
Waterfox is not a mainstream browser, therefore its fair to assume its users come to it in search of something that don't get in the major players. I'm assuming again, but I don't think is much of a leap, that those needs a
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7y ago
The team on it is rather small. I think M$ takes it as a side project more than a new feature for the OS. But I agree with you, should've been done ages ago. When they first put out powershell, for example, would've made sense.
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7y ago
Gonna wait for the feature-complete release and try it out to see if I switch out to it from Cmder.
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7y ago
Its funny how Google liked so much to virtue signal its own pseudo-progressive agenda and hired to suit and now has it biting in the ass. One day companies, large and small will learn to stop being political as a PR move since its never wor
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7y ago
Ikr? I mean since when does having a lingua franca ever helped any kind of scientific or technical progress? All those people writing in latin and greek despite not being their native language were just sheep trying to fit in. Like that Ne
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7y ago
That was the first thing I tried, but since the only relevant hit is the indiehackers side leads me to believe its s made up term and not actually a thing, and I wanted to confirm that. But thank you for your informative reply nonetheless,
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7y ago
What exactly is a indie hacker?
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7y ago
What a really want is not to have to browser tabs give triple AAA games a run for their money in resource use for little to no benefit in usability.
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7y ago
I wonder why despite bonobos being closer to us genetically than gorillas, gorillas seem to be the more human like. Maybe its just a a false-bias of mine since these type of news seem to always be about gorillas.
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7y ago
This "project" isn't even vaporware, its bellow that. I don't thinks there's even a word for it. And even in concept its seems, to be nice, lackluster. Its a smorgasbord of random concept from mobile, things alread
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7y ago
The loaded question into the ad hominem, classy. But if you think you need a doctorate in CS to not install shady apps from unknown sources its your prerogative.
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That's a pretty loaded statement Using android is no more risky than any other platform with a minimum of common sense. Being stupid-proof is only a feature for stupid people. Besides, long-term security updates on Apple "planned-
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7y ago
What's the advantage of this versus normal unit testing?
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8y ago
For quite a while now I've used FB exclusively for the chat feature. I don't even remember the last time I checked the frontpage. That said I would be perfectly ok moving to another platform for that. Makes me long for the days of
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8y ago
Instead of experimentation in contrast to the normal scientific method other fields use was comparison I was trying to make. I never implied choice or lack thereof. As far for the syntactical error I do apologies as English is not my first
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If you think I'm wrong feel free to correct me, I'm quite willing to learn from different points of view. Badly veiled ad hominems on the other hand do not seem productive.
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8y ago
Yes, mathematicians go use proofs and logical deductions instead of experimentation. But the idea still holds, whatever conclusion they reach should be taken as the best current answer instead of absolute immutable god-given truth.
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I think most folk just don't see scientific theories in the right way. Any theory, even the most basic and self-evident one, should be be understood as "the best current explanation to a question" instead of the absolute trut
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8y ago
I've never understood the idea of using a 60% tenkeyless when your job requires you to type a lot. Even if you go full-size it dosen't take that much more space and you save you fingers the extra work for number and function keys.
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8y ago
I always understood the dark web as the non-indexed part of the web, so, by making a search engine on the dark web wouldn't you make it not dark web?
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8y ago
Don't know if that fact that this is pretty close to reality makes it funny or sad.
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8y ago
I find it funny how the new "I know I guy" is the "I tweeted to my many followers" when it comes to dealing with problems.
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8y ago
Trading Google overlords for Apple overlords does not seem like an upgrade.
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