TotempaaltJ

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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   > That app is doomed to obscurity. Quite arrogant to assume that an app not supporting /your/ specific note-taking workflow means it's "doomed to obscurity". It's a popular app with plenty of users, a health
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   Here's a good video on why (and where) none of these things have to be true: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KPGVP85WpU
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   Delivery is done with cargo bikes
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   First line of the linked repo's README: > The Uno Platform is a UI Platform for building single-codebase applications for Windows, Web/WebAssembly, iOS, macOS, Android, and Linux.
5. 65.▲
   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   Looks like the downvotes say that your interpretation of this language in this context is not the most common interpretation.
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   This article does address my main gripe with Obsidian: > But for me, I don't use the mobile app much often. (...) The only thing I need is to capture a thought quickly. I don't use the mobile app often _because_ the only thing
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   As above[0], these are different people than the author's of neovim [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31942444
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   I don't think European programmers are unionized? I'm in the Netherlands, and while there are some small upstart unions for software engineers, there has been no collective bargaining action (certainly not at any significant scale
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   by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

   I've not experienced this. I know it used to be very significant, but on my latest (and biggest) project that I've been working on for ~a year, I haven't run into any nightly-only packages that I couldn't easily do witho
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    by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

    Absolutely talk to a lawyer instead of the internet!
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    by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

    The article does talk about this directly after about the sentence you quoted.
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    by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

    I absolutely agree with this. At this point I don't really think there's much reason to _not_ use Expo. I found setting up RN without Expo absolutely awful, and switching to Expo was the only reason I didn't start rebuilding
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    by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

    How do you know they're fake? If you were to be convinced they were real, would you then share the EFF's opinion, or do you believe Stallman shouldn't be judged on this?
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    by TotempaaltJ 4y ago

    It is not the possession of a penis that causes men to be more dangerous.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3ppbbYXMxE
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    I love LMD, but I have to agree with the bias warning here. LMD makes no effort to be impartial. There are definitely things I strongly disagree with in LMD, and I'm still looking for a similar paper with different opinions in my news
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    Important to note that LMD is owned by Le Monde, but has full editorial autonomy.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    > Unfortunately, this is a reputation your organization cultivated for itself. Yeah, I agree! The article acknowledges this in the first few paragraphs.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    That's not accurate. The article I linked is better at explaining this than I am: > We license this software to organisations, who receive secure and unique instances of our platforms in which to conduct their own work on their own
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    (I work for Palantir but any opinions are my own) Palantir is not in the business of collecting data, and as such would have no use for this data. Here's an official blog post explaining this: https://blog.palantir.com/
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    It'd be good to show the word on game over.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    Not quite. It does base some of its ruling on the consent string (it's the only personal data the IAB manages), but it does also conclude that the IAB is just as responsible as any complying participants. From what I understand, it arg
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    The vast majority of people don't know what the last half of your message means. They cannot, and should not, be expected to make fully informed decisions. Industry (as always) has demonstrated they're not interested in educating
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    I love learnings on automated testing. From the perspective of someone who isn't used to TDD or even just building many tests, maintaining E2E tests often seems extremely cumbersome. I wonder if I'm just missing out on the best pr
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    I'm a big fan of `pbpaste | jq` for JSON formatting
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    Playing is often mimicking adult behaviour, but certainly not always... They may not use the phone "correctly" but kids have a special skill of using anything as a toy.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    And it's present in Unicode also! IJ and ij are single characters (try selecting only the i or only the j in those). Their use is discouraged though: > They are included for compatibility and round-trip convertibility with legacy enco
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    > It's not SDL's fault beginners have poorly defined/uninformed expectations. It might not be their fault but I'd still say they're probably in the best position to correct it.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    This seems like a strawman--I don't think any part of behavioural science/psychology is claiming to be able to do this.
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    by TotempaaltJ 5y ago

    Thanks for the copy/paste, it summarises exactly what I was hoping to get from the article. > Readers of “Thinking: Fast and Slow” should read the book as a subjective account by an eminent psychologists, rather than an objective su