SirHound

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by SirHound 6y ago
They do do all this. From my understanding it’s just a very hard problem.
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by SirHound 6y ago
It isn't a myth, there's a marked difference between having the right to live somewhere and merely the possibility. Before, it was my right to live in the Netherlands. Now, it is just a possibility. Thanks to the Withdrawal Agreem
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by SirHound 6y ago
So we know you're young.
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by SirHound 6y ago
We wouldn't have been required to join the EU for the vaccine scheme if we were a member, and were offered to join when we weren't. So I don't see how it is relevant.
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by SirHound 6y ago
As a Brit living in it I would tend to disagree. By the way if you're a leaver I've been looking for someone to cover the additional costs you've voted to put on me, DM if interested.
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by SirHound 6y ago
I think it'll be facisnating to see how long America can hold the pretence of its Mars colony being "American" before history repeats itself.
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by SirHound 6y ago
You think Mars will be any different once a second country lands people there? It’s going to be a nightmare.
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by SirHound 6y ago
Doesn’t get you shares on Twitter though so shoulds aren’t relevant.
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by SirHound 6y ago
And just imagine all the tribal wars. Talk about forgetting your history
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by SirHound 6y ago
1984 is about government censorship and psychological control.
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by SirHound 6y ago
More speech is what got us here in the first place
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by SirHound 6y ago
There's right-leaning and then there's racism. Additionally, Reddit has the right to block whatever it wants from its platform, just as the mods here can delete posts etc. Freedom of speech isn't the right to speak wherever y
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by SirHound 6y ago
Speech has consequences. The snowflakes should stick to The Donald and Parler - where, by the way, I probably wouldn’t be able to speak publically.
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by SirHound 6y ago
Are they unable to talk on Parler?
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by SirHound 6y ago
> It is fragmented and disorganised and inefficient. Sounds like you've found the problem
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by SirHound 6y ago
Why would that be a problem? It’s our job merely to make that difficult (ie not using Chinese equipment in your new 5G network)
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by SirHound 6y ago
If only there were other countries that had already tried it so we can see how it went there
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by SirHound 6y ago
It’s bread
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Layout projection: A method for animating browser layout at 60fps(mattperry.is)
2 points by SirHound 6y ago|1 comments
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by SirHound 6y ago
It’s not the truth though as far as we can tell.
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by SirHound 6y ago
> is that you can't hit that specific pitfall of forcing layout interspersed with DOM or style manipulation. This isn't true though, useLayoutEffects that perform a read/write littered through your code is going to quite e
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by SirHound 6y ago
Via theft?
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by SirHound 6y ago
Better = higher barrier to entry?
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by SirHound 6y ago
In what sense?
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by SirHound 6y ago
If it’s just a few hiccups why not leave it in the oven for another month before charging?
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by SirHound 6y ago
VSC is more of a memory hog but in use it isn’t noticeably slower than Nova.
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by SirHound 6y ago
I hope so and I do root for them. But I remember Coda development felt sluggish compared to the pace we see in VS Code. And this 1.0 is something they feel is good enough to sell for $100, which IMO is wild.
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by SirHound 6y ago
That's why I'm surprised they bother with the bathrooom sink. Everyone will use the code editor. Not everyone will use terminal/git. Make the editor first.
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by SirHound 6y ago
I've been using the beta version of Nova for a few weeks now and I've almost used my trial period for the 1.0. As a TypeScript developer, if someone made me choose between paying $99 for the actually-free VS Code, or buy Nova, I w
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What is the nullish coalescing operator?(mattperry.is)
2 points by SirHound 6y ago|0 comments

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