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andykx
7y ago
I think Ruby developers are a lot more likely to switch to Crystal than Elixir. Elixir encourages a much more functional style than I think Ruby developers are used to.
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andykx
7y ago
Name calling was not my intention, I apologize.
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andykx
7y ago
This is excessively sensitive and represents an opinion-driven interpretation of the law. It seems like a lame attempt to make an "edgy" political statement.
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7y ago
It is really cool that much of this is still relevant over 50 years later.
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7y ago
I am not totally against targeted advertising when I am being targeted based on my activity on that site, but I find it really creepy when ads are targeted based on things I've done outside of the internet, or conversations I've
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7y ago
My professor always called it "3 O long term support" - looong term support
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7y ago
Have you tried viewing it on mobile? It looks awful.
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andykx
7y ago
Frankly, even a single mattress theft is absurd. What are the logistics of that?
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andykx
7y ago
Switches have MAC addresses.
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andykx
7y ago
Sure, a simple marketing site for a local restaurant can work with only HTML and CSS, but practically all of the top 20 most popular sites would cease to function without JS.
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7y ago
Does such a setting actually exist? I think you’re misunderstanding.
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7y ago
Are people really pleasured by optical illusions, or are they interested by them? I think that most people understand that their brains are struggling to comprehend them, and that is why they are interesting. Regardless, I don't think
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7y ago
This is a straw man argument. Who is making that point? In general, I find the opinions on these things to be pretty consistent: the “free market” types tend to support Apple/MS - usually with some form of “its their platform” as an ar
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7y ago
I don’t think readability is the goal here. This is more of an experiment - a mental exercise, even - than anything.
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andykx
7y ago
I strongly doubt that Google harbors any negative feelings for you specifically. Do you have any concrete evidence for your claim?
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andykx
7y ago
I think your core point is somewhat valuable, but does it really matter if any modern software could run on such outdated software? Why would I care if my software couldn’t run on a 20 year old machine? The new Raspberry Pi 4s have better h
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7y ago
I'd never really considered the implications of that term before. There is a shockingly large segment of American society that feels pride in its own ignorance. I've had numerous discussions with family members, particularly those
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7y ago
Japan is fantastic, but I think there are some absurdly rigid social standards that would keep me from spending long periods of time there. I think it's easy to downplay these standards if you're someone who is generally "ave
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7y ago
It is not impossible to advertise without tracking users.
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7y ago
I think the dangerous thing is that people who have never smoked are using vapes more and more. I'm 26 and the vast majority of my friends have never been smokers, but are consistent vapers. I agree that they can help smokers, but I th
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7y ago
I took a pretty boring poetry class a few years ago. Most of the poems other students (including myself) were boring and mostly just written for the sake of getting the assignment done. There was this one girl in the class who wrote a poem
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7y ago
A lot of the tooling is Ruby-like. Phoenix and Rails are very similar as well. They do have some major fundamental differences though and I think the similarity is often overstated.
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7y ago
I'm 26 now, and I first got into Facebook 12 years ago as a Freshman in high school. It was cool at first because I actually spent time with my "friends" on there, or at least saw them on a daily basis at my small high school
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7y ago
I'm with you. My SCSS is really just CSS with nesting. My CSS is cleaner without any downside. I've never experienced issues with maintainability, even in large CSS files.
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andykx
8y ago
Privacy.