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by albedoa 9y ago
> Make one up, it's more interesting. Or if you insist on using real products for the sake of realism, at least use them at a rate consistent with reality. The number of Microsoft products and forced close-ups in "Get Out"
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by albedoa 9y ago
> So, a personal attack. I'm glad we now agree. You've been thoroughly corrected already. If you insist on receiving every attack on your argument as a personal slight, then that is your prerogative. But please, leave the rest
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by albedoa 9y ago
> Often, much better clarity could be achieved simply with better naming and structuring of elements. I'm always interested in seeing examples of good class naming and structure if you have some available. BEM is more about specific
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by albedoa 9y ago
It was probably your own source that lists the Tea Party as a far-right group that convinced people.
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by albedoa 9y ago
The Tea Party is discussed on that page you just linked to as an example of the hard right / radical right / alt-right in the United States. When you provide a source to support your argument and then disqualify examples from that
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by albedoa 9y ago
I agree with you on all points. My main objection is against the claim that one cannot be far-right if he does not embrace political violence, despite all his other views. nailer is saying that Thiel cannot be far-right because he identifie
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by albedoa 9y ago
You keep linking to that page, but it doesn't seem like you are reading it. You are defining "far-right" to require the embrace of government authority, but as that page and the linked "Libertarianism in the United State
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by albedoa 9y ago
> The page you mention says he's a libertarian and I see nothing there that would indicate Thiel is on the far right I see you are London-based, so it should be clarified that we are talking about American libertarianism. Your comme
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by albedoa 9y ago
In your country, how are you able to unilaterally open source code of which your employer has partial ownership?
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by albedoa 9y ago
PWAs would enable me to book a flight and comment on an internet post offline?
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by albedoa 9y ago
I tried to switch back this past fall when I moved to the city. I wanted to be able to get directions using Siri. I thought for sure they had worked out its kinks by end of 2016, years after its initial release. I lasted less than a day. It
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by albedoa 9y ago
I have to echo the other comment because I am too curious: If one can make $260k instead of $65k within this system, then what is stopping him?
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by albedoa 9y ago
> But something has to be done about the overly long sidebar. Can you explain why and what you would do?
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by albedoa 9y ago
> In terms of the customer support side of things, I don't know all the specifics of what happened, so I won't comment further. However, my details are on HN, so feel free to PM if you want me to see what I can do internally. W
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by albedoa 9y ago
> Really? Where do you think it's confined to? What a weird request. For someone to be confident that a practice is not widespread, he does not need to know where it is confined to. We don't expect him to have visited all local
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by albedoa 9y ago
Can you expand on this? Where do those two moves go?
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by albedoa 9y ago
That guy still posts here. In one of his most recent comments [1] he says "it's not all that hard to file your own taxes the old-fashioned way" and that it takes him "a full 12-16 hours (a solid day or two on a weekend)&
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by albedoa 9y ago
No, you don't understand. The GP said the author cited those numbers for that reason, but the author did not.
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by albedoa 9y ago
> The author of this article cites "more ReactJS libraries on npm" to imply that React is the better choice. Some people love a la carte infrastructure and the power that comes from choosing each element in your stack. Come on,
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by albedoa 9y ago
I can't believe this was published. It reads like someone attempting to mock a high school student who tries to write something professional.
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by albedoa 9y ago
Sean Smith's story is so inspiring. It teaches us that if you can afford to work unpaid for 7+ hours per day, 50+ hours per week for a whole year and move to one of the most expensive cities in the world without a job, then you can tru
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by albedoa 9y ago
> Few of us want to actually receive an erotic massage ...what?
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by albedoa 9y ago
> Taxis are things you hail by flagging them down on the street. They're still there, driving around in circles looking for you, just like before. You're just not using them any more. > the parent comment claiming they broke
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by albedoa 9y ago
lol okay thanks for coming back to the court to make us aware that you left the court in case we cared and didn't notice.
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by albedoa 9y ago
I agree with the other comments that you seem overly invested in this, but I'll play along: Do a search for "wwdc" on mobile. This was my first and only test against your challenge. It isn't just a matter of the AMP resu
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by albedoa 9y ago
> On a side note though, it seems Apple is doubling down on making decisions for its users. This is one example, another is do not disturb when driving. These sort of features make a lot of assumption and use complex logic to decide for
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by albedoa 9y ago
To be fair, they were hated because a bad experience became expected. Many wizards were painful, were unclear about what was happening or about which options could be changed later, either didn't provide a method of moving non-linearly
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by albedoa 9y ago
What will get you into trouble is insisting we don't know you at all. On the contrary, you've told us enough.
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by albedoa 9y ago
You don't think being intentionally misleading should be an issue to people who might otherwise agree with your base claim? There's something seriously wrong with your compass here. > You've used a lot of words to say clos
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by albedoa 9y ago
This is your source to defend. 85% of smartphones purchased in 1Q16 were non-Apple. You used this figure to claim that 85% of all people don't own iPhones. You're most likely right, but I don't know what kind of honest conver

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