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andrew_
4y ago
that may be true. it's also an indicator of the bubble you're a part of, if true.
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andrew_
4y ago
you've been captured by the spin. as a sibling comment points out, it was a joke from the get go, and everyone was is on it except for those who wanted it to be true.
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4y ago
I'd say it returns more to Twitter of 2010. It's the 2010 - 2013 era that people dig up "now-offensive" tweets from most often.
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4y ago
"so slow." JS-perf world is quite insufferable. We're talking 0.09s vs 0.01s https://mobile.twitter.com/youyuxi/status/158506616237077709...
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4y ago
you made the right choice.
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4y ago
Vite's momentum is too much to stop right now imho
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Ah, so this is why Vercel hired Tobias. Makes sense, and it could only gain traction with a company like Vercel behind it. Webpack is legacy now, supplanted by Rollup/Vite, ESBuild, et al. The only folks I know still using webpack are
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4y ago
Vite uses it under the hood and has it running crazy fast.
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4y ago
My father, who is now 76, introduced an Apple II into the home. He wrote a number of programs himself for a business he started (that lasted 30 years). Followed by a series of PCs, the first of which had the pre-Windows 95 GeOS on it. These
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4y ago
I'd recommend the Joe Rogan clip where they read the ToS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtGwlQWqQWs TikTok is the most public and effective social espionage campaign ever devised or put into practice.
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4y ago
how did you manage to mention rust without also mentioning "fast" and "secure"?
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I can attest that there has been zero slowdown in the prehistoric bug death on my windshield in Florida after any stretch of time on I-75. If you've never lived through the lovebug season here, consider yourself lucky
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4y ago
As a fisherman who practices sustainable fishing and abides by the regulations in place, and has witnessed the rebound of several species I target, I call bullshit.
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4y ago
my advice: look for work with startups that have under 20 on staff. you'll avoid corporate nonsense (more often than not with startups of that size), and it's likely they'll be remote so the only "modern office setting&q
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The older I get the more I recognize that most of the people I've encountered, in one way or another, have a great lack of confidence and courage.
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4y ago
Well, that's to be expected. If it was The Orange Man who'd done this, you can take an educated guess at who'd be speaking out against it. Congress is a middle school playground.
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4y ago
Reference por favor
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4y ago
Legitimate ask for citation as I don't recall this and couldn't find a reference to it now that Google is spammed by today's announcement.
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4y ago
Hey there was a lot of money to print and send out of the country. Takes a lot of time and effort keeping the printers going. He did the best he could.
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4y ago
It's a solid political play, and I don't recall seeing that done before (I've only been voting since '97). We'll likely see this kind of thing more often now.
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4y ago
Tweets do not official policy make. If you need examples, you need but examine his tweets all through 2019 and 2020 - they're loaded with promises and plans. This is certainly not exclusive to POTUS. Show me a policy document along wit
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What Did You Get Done This Week?
(piratewires.com)
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After reading this, and having minimal exposure to UML even during the late 90s and early 2000s, it strikes me just how many acronyms are needed to describe the ecosystem around UML. Perhaps the requirement of so much institutional knowledg
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And yet it doesn't make it any less true. The correlation exists, just as tides to moon phase, and doesn't negate the existence of either. HN has turned into that one site where any remotely ideological topic, any minutely politic
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4y ago
Godwin, every time.
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I'm not surprised, but continually amazed that people actually and truly think this way; that there's only one insidious group that are the problem, and only they will be the cause of disaster. Take the blinders off, there'
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One group also set alight many businesses, destroyed property, incited violence, and destroyed the lives of countless individuals in the last two years. The point remains: there are a multitude of groups. Focusing on a single one only shows
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Boa release v0.16, 75% ECMAScript Compatible
(boa-dev.github.io)
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Advocates for and against are equally bought and paid for. Some of the loudest voices warning of climate change are still cruising around in some of the most inefficient, dirtiest vehicles on the planet. Hypocrisy is rife, orgs like the WEF
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For any downvoters, please review the following https://t.e2ma.net/click/sv236h/8z0tiag/wa9559 It does not ban nor prevent the use of the word "gay." Asserting so is pushing information that is fals
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