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by Ralfp 9y ago
> This presumes using a framework. Why create a grid system with bootstrap, vs just creating a grid using the CSS that all current browsers support? Speaking from agency world, big win for Bootstrap it's that its so much more than g
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Don't hype it up. ;) The issue tracker has been at 99,9% with 2-3 open issues left for two months now. The plan now is to test things and see if there's anything else that will need to change but changing of which in betas would b
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According to their communications so far, its Xbox One/Windows 10 only.
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Looking good, but working in advertisement I've got small nitpick: https://d33wubrfki0l68.cloudfront.net/e59309758061057655df10... I would check with your legal if its all right to use competitors branding in your adve
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Firestorm – An Open Source Phoenix-based forum and comment system(firestormforum.org)
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>A different standard does not mean the absence of standards. But that was the point I was arguing for. That US standard is not everyone's standard.
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Eastern Europe sees discussions like this being done by the "bored westerners" and finding it great fuel for right. When Django was moving away from "blacklists", the general attitude was to mock it, or keep quiet about
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Literally firebombing means bombarding women in startup world with incendiary ordnance, be it be plane or artillery barrage, and to my best knowledge no such action took place.
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Last time I've checked Mithril it had no event normalization, JSX, scroll control and input state preservation. Does it have those now? I've did Mithril for 6 months year an half ago, before that Ember.js for two years and Angular
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I am sorry but this sounds like Dunning-Kruger effect on your part. You have created library that you think the problem, but which seems to have limited adoption in the wild. What experience in the field you have? Have you wondered how much
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Personally, I'm finding myself far more often interested in project's main files/dirs update dates that project's readme.
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Mobile phones and home machines after working hours.
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I'm employeed in one of global companies hit by this attack and we've been told to immediately turn off the boxes and remove the cords and await further notice by global-wide mailing. The costs of workhours lost due to people bein
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You are being downvoted because you are ignorant of massive population of people who consume work of art or other, but who aren't multilangual. > it is ok to translate games for kids Big thing that lets my father (factory worker who
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> This is partially due to political mismanagement/corruption (esp. Eastern Europe) That, and conflict in which aggressor aimed to physically destroy our population followed by half of century of being colony for USSR also had its p
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But isn't Rollup.js directed at libraries whereas Webpack aims for JS apps?
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Age of Empires Definitive Edition Announcement Trailer(youtube.com)
2 points by Ralfp 9y ago|1 comments
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In EU even something like recruiter scribbling notes over your printed CV during job interview automatically grants you right to look into them as it is considered personal data processing.
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> In the early 1700s, Peter the Great, the czar of Russia, was busy nabbing land from his western neighbor, the Swedish Empire. He seized the tip of the Gulf of Finland, and began building his beloved city of Saint Petersburg there. He a
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Before Star Citizen, Chris Roberts was working on Space Exploration/Trade/Combat game for Digital Anvil and Microsoft Game Studios - the Freelancer. He was ambitious, the features planned for game involved: - dynamic economy based
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> I believe, want to write software they enjoy. Which is pretty tricky if you don't have money.
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WZ 2100, besides being relatively unknown, suffers from slower pace and far more complex tech tree. SC has three distinct races, relatively basic tech trees, and promotes fast and aggressive gameplay.
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Doing open source in my free time, I've found solace in realizing what is worse than getting barrage of unresearched, silly, or perhaps bad questions: Getting no questions at all. This means that nobody is using your project, and that
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Hold on. Poland is post-communist country. During previous system it maintained many companies that weren't economically viable. Shipyards weren't build because it was economically viable to have shipyard there or there. They were
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I'm from Poland. We are seeing failure of trust in to EU because its terrible at PR. Its successes are taken as local governments successes ("our govt is awesome, it snatched the money from those bureaucrats for new architecture!
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Theres also good article from Medium's engineering titled "Why ContentEditable is terrible": https://medium.engineering/why-contenteditable-is-terrible-1...
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How else could they cope with growing needs for goods or, say, entertaiment as their civilization develops? Or would you then argue that intelligent life could develop sort of moratorium on further development in line with their value syste
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The key difference between your car and YouTube is that YouTube (or Facebook or Twitter) makes part of new media that has reach far enough for commentary published on it to shape public discourse. This is especially big thing within young d
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> Listening to CS people talk about biology is maddening. The case of CS people commenting on biology via misinformed comparisons to computing eventually became known as the Andy's Grove Fallacy, named after his comments on the stat
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Contrary to what we are frequently told, we are not “losing the war on cancer”(sciencebasedmedicine.org)
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