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by SCdF 10y ago
Sure, so what I'm saying is: there has to be a "correct" alternative to uber (as linux was to ms) and then you're providing an actual reasonable proposition for switching. I do not think telling people "don't u
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by SCdF 10y ago
This is all well and good. However, it doesn't matter if every person who is every heard of stallman never sets foot in an uber, because statistically no one has heard of stallman. Regardless, I think it's been pretty well shown a
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by SCdF 10y ago
Did you reply to the correct post? I'm not sure what you're saying has to do with what I'm saying.
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by SCdF 10y ago
> Did the United States Just Elect a Monster? > No. Clinton’s team of cognitive scientists and professional persuaders did a terrific job of framing Trump as scary. The illusion will wear off – albeit slowly – as you observe Trump goi
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by SCdF 10y ago
> Think for yourselves. I'm not sure this is a constructive phrase. Others may be different, but I've never managed to work out what it actually means: how is my thinking not my own, while yours is? What devices or strategies d
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by SCdF 10y ago
> I know New Zealand is a deeply racist country Yeah? I'd be interested in some reading about that. I always thought we were not perfect (who is?) but OK, certainly compared to other countries with similar cultural makeups (i.e. the
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by SCdF 10y ago
This looks cool! Always like seeing what idbknox comes up with. I'm still reading stuff, so apologies if this is answered elsewhere, but what is the plan / workflow / constraints to handle prose getting out of line with code?
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by SCdF 10y ago
> Options are a cop out. It’s the designer’s job to figure out the best way to use the product, and delegating that choice to the user is pure laziness. Hive only resorts to options as a last resort. I think if you are building a simple
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by SCdF 10y ago
Uhm, surely that's a bug? I can't fathom what Slack would be doing with 20GB of RAM…
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by SCdF 10y ago
I always appreciate Gabe's stance. I'm not an artist, and so these devices aren't for me, but it's really cool to hear from someone whose job is to actually produce content on a day to day basis, and to produce the kind
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by SCdF 10y ago
> It's a proven fact pornography harms everyone involved. No it's not.
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by SCdF 10y ago
There is a solution: it's installing netnanny (or whatever it's called these days) on your children's devices, and being a responsible parent to the best of your abilities. Please don't let your squeamishness for your ch
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by SCdF 10y ago
Except as I understand it, he has a dead man's switch set up, so all severing his internet is going to do is have him leak everything anyway. Also, he's not the only person running Wikileaks , he's mostly the public persona,
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by SCdF 10y ago
Instead of jumping on this as a giant conspiracy, it might be worth considering that it's just that his internet went down. I mean, until there is actual evidence that Hillary Clinton[1] deployed a highly trained collection of seals (t
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by SCdF 10y ago
Are you being glib or serious? If you're serious I'm interested in your take.
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by SCdF 10y ago
> (slowness is not a bug) Woah. woah. woah. Back the truck up. Slowness is most definitely a bug.
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by SCdF 10y ago
It sucks that Netflix is pushing their own content as a solution. Don't get me wrong, some of their own content is great, but I don't want to subscribe to 10 different streaming services that all have their own original content, I
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by SCdF 10y ago
> If someone has physical access to your computer with secure documents present, it’s game over! FDE? Or am I being dumb / naive?
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by SCdF 10y ago
No.
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by SCdF 10y ago
Did they just release two games at the same time (along with Shenzhen I/O)? Or did I miss this one earlier?
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This Infographic Explains Why JavaScript Dev Seems So Complicated(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
3 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
Definitely fun to play with. Seems to really like bokeh... https://keegan.regaind.io/p/sqs8Z8RgSsuaSG3gLxo0bQ https://keegan.regaind.io/p/dNMYqs3aSpa_x0fYMU_AhA I'm not really seeing it couch
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by SCdF 10y ago
Do you have any thoughts as to why they don't allow people to install things from outside of the app store? Or why they require all purchases through apps to go through their payment methods where they take a 30% cut? Because it is def
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by SCdF 10y ago
Really? Don't they make 30% on every sale, including any subscriptions, iaps, and basically any money that changes hands? Don't they make it impossible for you to sell software that runs on iOS devices without them taking a cut? W
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by SCdF 10y ago
Isn't it obvious? If they supported things like PWAs and other mobile web initiatives, people could build applications that run seamlessly on their phone, look like native apps etc, and they wouldn't go through their highly lucrat
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I’m Done Pretending SF Tech Is Visionary(medium.com)
4 points by SCdF 10y ago|0 comments
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by SCdF 10y ago
Right, but the person fixing the bug or adding the feature is going to be reading the codebase. I don't want to have to read a libraries codebase just because I want to use it's public funcitons.
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by SCdF 10y ago
IMO there are two legitimate places for comments: - Public facing APIs where you're very specifically clear about how something works, to be consumed by people who don't intend on or need to read your code - Explaining away seemin
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by SCdF 10y ago
So I have used ST3 for years now, and I realise that I'm slowly moving toward Vim. I started using Vim shortcuts in Chrome, and now I use Vintageous in ST3. Vintageous is good, but it is incomplete. It can't even do the first exam
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by SCdF 10y ago
I think it's a little early to tell whether or not it's a complete failure, it's only been out a couple of weeks. It certainly hasn't gained traction. In terms of anecdata, I haven't downloaded it for the same rea

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