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bromuro
8y ago
At my company we use slack because Skype was getting worse. We tried some alternatives, and slack was the friendliest, easier to use, with the right features. I don’t see any hype in our choice - simply it was the right one.
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8y ago
what does this comment have to do with the original article?
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8y ago
People still imagine the christian God as a old bearded man... this is so different from the God I learnt to believe. This is so misleading, especially in the US where religion is so used to polarize society and politics. Muslims are right
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8y ago
> For people wondering what makes GitLab any different nobody wonders that, as every week there’s a post on HN prising gitlab.
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8y ago
Apple Maps are so defective that they are completely useless.
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8y ago
Yes I can’t tolerate Material Design anymore, especially on iOS it is so frustrating. Too bad there’s no good alternatives to Google Maps because it’s the only Material app on my iPhone. Beside this, the loading indicator in material design
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8y ago
I own an old utility car (1981) not so aerodynamic and i confirm the drop of insects on the glass in the last 20 years
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8y ago
I started using eclipse... already 15 years ago ? I never liked it, but at those times there weren’t much alternative beside vim dreamweaver... as ColdFusion :) moved to Java it looked promising but the horrible UI, the random errors, and i
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9y ago
I think the opposite, redux-form for example is an over engineered way to handle forms. And not let me talk about react-router-redux. This is actually my problem with redux - developers tend to put everything in the store.
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bromuro
9y ago
They should remove comment votes. Why we care so much about what people are thinking? When we had usenet we weren’t so mad about others opinions...
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bromuro
9y ago
Do you know people using React because it’s cool? What do they mean that’s React is cool? And why they should not?
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9y ago
Oh no another reddit-style comment
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9y ago
or when you are reading interesting threads and people starts posting and up-voting stupid comments... last time I was reading about an interesting machine painting manual signatures: excited commenters started talking how much they where e
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9y ago
Indeed I even think the overreactions we see about this “scandal” is because media in general love to follow such catastrophic plots and spread false or enhanced news. As always. Many articles i read don’t understand even what happened and,
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9y ago
I don’t mind the [citation needed] generation to “believe me”, thanks.
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9y ago
Yeah how many of those billions are part of that economy that is actually causing the harm (wars, famine, poverty, etc) that they are then proud to “fight”? c’mon how can people believe in such narrative? like the new one with Elon Musk...
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bromuro
9y ago
Spotify has a great recommendation algorithm, not as good as that from last.fm but it works very well for me.
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9y ago
Yeah it’s 2018 and still we send people in prison.
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9y ago
We are talking about average values with an high degree of deviation - so it is normal the values to be out of the average (“normality” never happens in meteorology). The problem is how much and how often this happens: global warning is ver
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9y ago
> opening a new opportunity for artificial intelligence in the vast and lucrative global health industry. well done! google will join the lucrative industry of the people’s health. the rich will survive, the other will build the machine
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9y ago
Same happened to me when starting with iOS programming. It requires some time but it’s totally worth it. after all this is why i love coding... challenges :) I wish people to complain less and enjoy more the road to master a technology.
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9y ago
There’s been a lot of FUD about brexit, the only damages if any are because of it. Too much propaganda from both sides.
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Nobody understands how cryptocurrencies work.
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And is the countdown supposed to make the comment funnier or what? I was supposing a joke from a tv show or something else I don’t get.
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9y ago
I never understand this 3, 2, 1 comments I see often on reddit ... and on HN ... what do they mean? Is something from the US television?
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9y ago
For example?
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React and vue are great for creating interactive widgets (no flash anymore). it doesnt’t mean necessarily to change how we code :)
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9y ago
We (nomads) don’t travel to get to a destination - the travel itself is the destination
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I also remember Mac OS / OS X having lot of problems years ago. Well, actually much more than now, since the last 5/6 releases always have run without any issue on my Macs. Worst machine ever was the cube :) I don’t see any declin
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9y ago
I still remember my excitement after getting my first iphone (4), and how fast later i realized that my happiness visibly worsened. Now after 25 years working in IT I’m saving money to start a new life in the countryside. I tremble when som
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