agos

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601.
by agos 3y ago
I think in a side to side test it should be subtle but clear
602.
by agos 3y ago
the author should write a wrapper for React's createElement (it should be easy enough to do) and then use it for a whole project
603.
by agos 3y ago
it makes it easier for the not so great programmer, but also for the average programmer, and the good programmer too. being a good programmer is not about using more difficult or less accessible technologies.
604.
by agos 3y ago
see also: e-commerce systems. Hard to build, a lot of work, but way better than any 3rd party
605.
by agos 3y ago
in reality any user which is savvy enough to turn on DNT knows that all tracking is shady
606.
by agos 3y ago
I used Lyx to write my thesis way too many years ago and loved every minute of using it (especially compared to just writing LaTeX)
607.
by agos 3y ago
same for me with Starcraft 2. I tried league gaming but it was waaaaaay too stressful to be enjoyable. Loved campaign mode.
608.
by agos 3y ago
Pixel Pass, which was supposed to give you a new phone after two years, was closed 22 months after being introduced.
609.
by agos 3y ago
at 90% you're bordering on sever hypoxia, I would not recommend this for the general public
610.
by agos 3y ago
as far as low risk/low cost treatment options to try go, sauna sounds pretty great
611.
by agos 3y ago
it's being downvoted because it somehow implies that by taking a few days of rest one might treat CE/MFS, which is a very misguided and misinformed take
612.
by agos 3y ago
this has been my experience as well. After being one of the five people who liked using Objective-C I was eager to have this new, incredible language to work with, and pushed to adopt it as soon as reasonable on all the codebases I worked w
613.
by agos 3y ago
I've started doing frontend work back in 2008, and I immediately noticed the friction with designers coming from Adobe tools and their equivalents. It's disheartening to see that 15 years later the problem is still there
614.
by agos 3y ago
my wife, who is an astrophysicist, tells me that everybody in her fields uses this! one of the few things that unites different generations in astro
615.
by agos 3y ago
if it hasn't been proved in a court, can we really say that there is a legal right?
616.
by agos 3y ago
> > she doesn't seem to understand prioritization/feature cutting by businesses > > I think this is an incredibly patronizing perspective. She works/worked as a software developer for many years. tons of people wo
617.
by agos 3y ago
luckily software is free!
618.
by agos 3y ago
I don't know where you live, but here broadcasting such a signal would mean having the police knocking at your door really quickly. Unauthorized broadcasts are taken very seriously
619.
by agos 3y ago
the headline somehow makes it sound like a bank behaving as intended
620.
by agos 3y ago
not having to name things is one of the main selling points for Tailwind, and frequently repeated in discussions about Tailwind
621.
by agos 3y ago
is Radix so tied with Stitches? that would be a bummer. I'd rather not tie myself to (another) CSS-in-js solution, both because RSC are looming and because I don't want to pay a runtime cost to apply CSS classes
622.
by agos 3y ago
I'm lucky enough that I can buy tickets and look at the manuscript in person this afternoon, but I can't help but feel this should be open source
623.
by agos 3y ago
I would hope that if you were driving with only a tiny, low dynamic range, compressed video stream as your source of information you would be driving much slower than that.
624.
by agos 3y ago
spaghetti squash (gila) is also the basis for a lot of Portuguese sweets, after being candied
625.
by agos 3y ago
browsers nowadays are picky about including content from and communicating with non secure hosts. Depending on your setup, it might make local development less of a hassle
626.
by agos 3y ago
very accurate. I would humbly add: * handling the sheer amount of times that somebody says something is going to happen and then the complete opposite happens, because they lied/they didn't have information/they were projecti
627.
by agos 3y ago
Apple has a somewhat proven track record on privacy (if only because it's one of their biggest selling points) Sam Altman has a track record of saying we should protect hate speech otherwise the Bay Area is worse than China.
628.
by agos 3y ago
"yet you participate in society. curious!" I wouldn't trust claims about ending world hunger from VC/cryptobros/AI hype expertes/etc.
629.
by agos 3y ago
h.264 did pretty well even if Chrome decided not to support it
630.
by agos 3y ago
I didn't know about it! is lactase lost during pasteurization?

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