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811.
by antifa 4y ago
But that's not what's going to happen. 99% of the time that 10/hours a week is going to be liquidated in the form of 25% less high-paying jobs.
812.
by antifa 4y ago
Are the nim godot bindings also good for full cross-platform development?
813.
by antifa 4y ago
Couldn't your wind blower get clogged with dust? I'm not a dust expert.
814.
by antifa 4y ago
Finally, I'll be able to do chargebacks on ransomware.
815.
by antifa 4y ago
This happened right after Elon was being agroed by Twitter for some weeks, so you can say that not only did salty communists invent space travel (1957), salty communists Made SpaceX Great Again. You should marvel at the ingenuity of the sal
816.
by antifa 4y ago
Even if you ignore the racism aspect, "main" is shorter, flows more naturally from the fingers, and is more semantically correct. The world is objectively a better place now.
817.
by antifa 4y ago
There's a pretty big market for "who cares if it's secretly 10 under the hood, continue supporting XP/7, I'll pay to not deal with all this anti user shit and unasked for changes in 8/10"
818.
by antifa 4y ago
Twitter keeps emailing me about how I need to log in and look at fake notifications I've already seen. I verified I was already unsubed from all the various fake notifications they generate (including the specific fake ones they genera
819.
by antifa 4y ago
Most backend nodejs stuff is microservice/serverless/front-end oriented, and what's not but is mature is mostly pre-async and pre-typescript. Then on top of that, rails/laravel can scaffold you extremely strong starting
820.
by antifa 4y ago
I wish more SPA frameworks (and any backend frameworks) had automatically generated routes like nuxt.
821.
by antifa 4y ago
Checkout https://www.mandarinets.org/ if typescript + deno is acceptable.
822.
by antifa 4y ago
You can kill anyone if you get close enough.
823.
by antifa 4y ago
Sure the price will go up a little, but nowhere near the raw economic damage society at large will pay for people needing to get things like overheating implants removed.
824.
by antifa 4y ago
> but you’re not the one who has to live with the consequences either way There's a 99% all of us will have to live with the consequences of it if we don't die young.
825.
by antifa 4y ago
Strong chance of moving to 100% piracy forever if Gabe, or his replacement, bends the knee.
826.
by antifa 4y ago
Kropotkin is my favorite geologist/climatologist.
827.
by antifa 4y ago
I like significant indentation, it stops your coworkers from making up "new innovations" in how many spaces belong in a tab.
828.
by antifa 4y ago
> getting booed in an SF club (which must be pretty much a badge of honor at this point?) This comment is about as "(crying wojack face) Im not mad, YOU'RE mad!" as it gets.
829.
by antifa 4y ago
Try some things like sa(zero-width-space)ssh<b></b>ub.com
830.
by antifa 4y ago
If those IPs are VPN services, you might be negatively affecting all VPN users in addition to the proxy.
831.
by antifa 4y ago
That opens the door for everybody to have macros/bots that change the game from a mouse destroying click-fest to just bot-herding. Actually very cool on it's own, but difficult not to categorize as cheating if it's not intend
832.
by antifa 4y ago
Reminds me of several "html4 games" before smart phones went nuclear. The only one I can remember the name of was "hobowars". There was a colonize planets/solar systems and a medieval variant. It was little bit fun
833.
by antifa 4y ago
> I don't think anyone is forcing anyone to do anything. Au contraire, the problem is literally that we are forcing people. People are claiming medical issues (on both sides), too, so this is probably going to end up in some future
834.
by antifa 4y ago
I might have used a certified bank check once in my entire life, maybe to make a down payment on something huge, certainly not during highschool. I have no idea how you think highschoolers are running around casually with bank checks.
835.
by antifa 4y ago
I've never worked on such a project that didn't benefit from postgres, but if I did, I would still use postgres because upgrading from sqlite to postgres, and learning a second SQL dialect, and converting a SQL between dialects so
836.
by antifa 4y ago
Unrelated to the debate at hand, my front-end team's junior members' only known design pattern is drop-all-state-on-refresh-driven-design and it pisses me off. Basically every part of the website written before their time function
837.
by antifa 4y ago
I've only used laraval and knexjs over the last 10 years and have no idea which ORMs people are complaining about because the ones I used do not have the issues they talk about.
838.
by antifa 4y ago
I will SSH into amazon and check right now.
839.
by antifa 4y ago
It must be embrassing when you read outloud "S-S-SWone thousand dollars".
840.
by antifa 4y ago
> It implicitly states that progress is impossible PHP has made huge strides in progress over the last decade.

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