andiareso

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by andiareso 4y ago
Meh everyone ultimately has a personal preference so it's a bit hyperbole to say that everyone that hasn't used it would like it. Just like everything, it would depend on the project, team, and individual. I personally was against
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by andiareso 4y ago
I'm in the same boat. I laughed the first time I saw it on Hacker News and thought it was the dumbest replacement to just using style tags. Boy I felt like an idiot when I started using it. I spend way less time going from idea in my h
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by andiareso 4y ago
But this isn't much different than: <Button class=`border text-gray ${override}`/> <CalloutButton /> extends <Button override="text-blue" /> I'd argue you have less markup to write overal
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by andiareso 4y ago
I thought the same thing before requiring to use it on an open-source project I was collaborating on.... it changed my mind within a few hours. It is a God send. Like others have said, the selector logic is top-notch and not having to build
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by andiareso 4y ago
...until feature parity. Soon Apple/Google will be able to integrate with those features too. Aside from "dead-zones", I'm sure they will eventually have more integrations with car interfaces. Even so, both Google and Ap
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by andiareso 4y ago
Design language is great. Improvements: - What can I barter? Why not show items available for bartering. I won't sign up unless I know what I'm signing up for - Navigation should always be on top even if it looks better somewhere
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by andiareso 5y ago
Second this one :D
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by andiareso 5y ago
Dude yes! Haha I use this all the time! It's so nice to have the files in Git too and it's such an easy dev install.
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by andiareso 5y ago
IIRC it redirects DNS queries system-wide as well which definitely would hinder general interest tracking.
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by andiareso 5y ago
Right? Haha they wouldn't be paying for it if they weren't making a profit on that decision! IDIOCY
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by andiareso 5y ago
Eh... I would argue only power-users would switch to chrome on Samsung too. No way in hell the free Samsung phone deals that carriers have all the time are given to more tech savy people than non-tech savy people.
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by andiareso 5y ago
Ha! You're complaining about HNers while also being one? You missing a crucial point here. Using an alternative browser on iOS is not actually that helpful. Nine-times out of ten, I use spotlight (swiping down from the home screen) to
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by andiareso 5y ago
Ha yup this is my suspicion. I posted the same exact time the same theory lol. Seems like it behaves normally. I would expect Tesla to not want to look for cars first then turn the brights off, but error on the side of anything resembling o
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by andiareso 5y ago
It kind of looks as though the moose reflects enough light back to Tesla's cameras to make it think another vehicle is oncoming so it switches off the beams. Then turns them back on when the "vehicle" (aka moose) disappears.
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by andiareso 5y ago
I don't get it.
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by andiareso 5y ago
Side note, without remote start, it is illegal to run a vehicle without an occupant in many states (** with keys in the ignition).
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by andiareso 5y ago
Likewise, Midwest (ie: ND, SD, Minnesota, etc) can get down to -20 easily few weeks out of the year in January/February. Not "unsurvivable" but definitely not good to shift into drive without letting things flex from heat a b
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by andiareso 5y ago
Can't wait for this to be bought some day and all the data handed over to my insurance...
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by andiareso 5y ago
I agree the general meaning would be free to say and do anything, however in reality free speech is freedom of speech from the government. Not individuals or private entities. What is common in law is the idea of the market place of ideas.
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by andiareso 5y ago
Source? In Minnesota at least, I've lived in 5 houses between the years 80s to 2010s that all had external venting with gas stove tops (no remodels). Our new house we are building also is required to have external venting due to code.
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by andiareso 5y ago
I really like this reasoning. It's fun to think of a whole civilization evolving in an alternate way to us having a total different set of problems to solve. Electricity generation, vehicle transport, dwellings, etc. Probably completel
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by andiareso 5y ago
I would imagine if they live at the deepest depths of the ocean it wouldn't even phase them. I feel like the analogy of us and space is pretty accurate. Satellites and space trash don't bother us much as they are so far above.
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by andiareso 5y ago
I would argue against that as there are very sophisticated aquatic life documented living at depths very hard for us to get to. Like imagine beings that can live at the very bottom of the ocean where the pressure is so high that it would ju
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by andiareso 5y ago
Why does this comment not seem legit... This seems like a bot. There is no way Apple or Microsoft would pick this up.
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by andiareso 5y ago
I don't really know if I understand this. How is this not a programming language with a longer and more complex syntax structure? It would seem to be just as confusing to non-technical people as teaching them a language like Python.
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by andiareso 5y ago
Honestly I completely agree. Taxation seems to be the only way to actual instigate change. Too high though you would likely lead to the same result as a full ban. I could see no real reason for a "blackmarket" to exist for menthol
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by andiareso 5y ago
Same. Seriously. It's been really exhausting lately. It feels like everyone would rather sell out as fast as possible instead of spend quality time building something that performs. Programming has only brought me joy when I get to do
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by andiareso 5y ago
This. It honestly makes me so sad. It feels the vast majority (non-tech) of people just don't understand how important it is to be able to create and have control of the things you "own". Damn it's going to suck if every
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by andiareso 5y ago
I guess I'm more thinking if the target is enterprise (because it's 30$ a month), what enterprise is going to green light workers using a browser where content doesn't reside on the user's machine? I've worked sever
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by andiareso 5y ago
I feel like we engineers are putting too many abstractions on things. It's like we are all peddling "get rich quick" schemes to people trying to weasel our way into some super popular process. This screams like an anti-direct

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