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I think this is partly due to the "feature saturation" that happened in the 90's & early 2000's. As a knee jerk reaction to that, software became "lean" and very "do one thing & do it well" (B
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5y ago
Ted, you guys are awesome. Been a happy customer for the last maybe 7 years. Keep up the good work!
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5y ago
Agreed. As someone who has been involved in hiring, this sounds awful.
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5y ago
Like I've said for a while now. The EU has done stellar job of demonstrating a new level of hypocrisy & complete inability to be effective in a crisis. Travel ban imposed overnight, but dear lord - don't restrict the unfettere
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5y ago
To be a bit philosophical about it; I sometimes think that perhaps these sites are so addictive because they offer us an escape hatch from the loss of meaning (or passion) we have in our everyday lives. And so these sites are never the actu
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5y ago
What on god's-green-earth kind of beers are these? A pint is usually between 200/250 - strong beer (10%) usually hit's in the 350 range - but are you really saying that's normal at a bar?
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5y ago
No I wouldn't. My DCI is around 3k due to me running around 9 - 11km every day. Which would mean 4 pints every day would only be a 3rd (not even) - and I eat a balanced / high protein diet. I'm not saying I drink 4 pints ever
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5y ago
I'm not sure why the UK has been on the drink-bashing train over the last few years, but why not address the "eating junk food to cope" issue first. IMO it's much more prolific in the western world (increasingly in the d
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5y ago
> makes you so fat so fast I would consider myself a high functioning heavy drinker (but not an alcoholic). I'm also physically fit without weight issues, so I think this is probably more a personal statement.
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5y ago
> German commentators warned of a “Fremdenfeindschaft,” “stranger-as-enemy relationship” endemic to the Chinese. Hilarious given Germany's history with foreigners (all the way back to the 17th century). Maybe we should pay more atte
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5y ago
> It certainly makes me feel anxious. Where are you from / experiencing this?
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5y ago
Agreed. I think it's probably helped the lobste.rs community.
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5y ago
For teen girls? God no, none of us are meant to have this sort of visibility into each others' lives.
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5y ago
Hope not! But actually kind of agree with you here.
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5y ago
- 2021: revamped Windows Subsystem for Linux - 2024: dual support for native Linux & Windows 13 apps - 2027: Linux & Windows 15 interop support - 2030: run legacy Windows apps on Windows L (Linux)
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5y ago
Judging from the content she puts online, she seems painful to be around. Good one for Apple - that sort of attitude will bring a whole team down.
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5y ago
A palpable amount of entitlement coming from the author. I like it (sarcasm). > can you account for all your international travels over the past 10 years Well, absolutely. > It has now become a long and challenging obstacle race It ha
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6y ago
- An app does not need to be part of the appstore to function - It's Apple's store - not a community project, fascinated how people seem to think they are accountable to some higher authority - it's also totally optional - Ap
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7y ago
Which people offer freely.
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7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually did enter. I don't use FB personally, but I'm a big fan of the OSS efforts. > biggest hurdle is trust, given its problematic record on data privacy It is? FB is a corporation - mu
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7y ago
React Native?
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7y ago
Way too late IMO.
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7y ago
Basically what I've been "soap boxing" about. ;)
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7y ago
5% is very much an assumption of yours right now. > those that have recovered have problems breathing (can't walk up stairs) Source?
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7y ago
Please don't assume things about what I'm not saying. I'm not saying people are dumb. > they probably have more data and knowledge than you Also please appreciate the fact that you don't know me - or my context for ha
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Nice. No offense.
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I didn't mean to be so "anecdotal" here. I do know people who are fine, I've read stories of people who are fine, the data shows most people will be fine - except that elderly age group & folks with seemingly comprom
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7y ago
They should be more.
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7y ago
Please don't speak for all of us. I for one think Facebook being involved with React is absolutely a good thing.
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7y ago
> buy us time > slowing down the spread of the virus This is a whimsical idea that things will remain in stasis until something happens. Explain it to the newly unemployed with expiring healthcare and diminishing prospects.
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