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by chadlavi 7y ago
I joined the testflight beta for this a while ago, then got a "the developer removed you" message and could never get back in. But it was convenient to have on hand.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Let me install macOS on one and I'll buy it in a heartbeat. It's not "pro" until I can use a terminal, an IDE, desktop apps, etc
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Seems like a good time not to have a phone made by a company whose profits mainly come from selling you data. oH BUt It'S NoT a waLLeD GArdEn!1 ffs.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
This is the big difference: people doing their part to help instead of, say, panic-hoarding or obstreperously insisting on going on as if nothing were happening.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
It is truly terrifying that people still use Yahoo and AOL
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by chadlavi 7y ago
An architect doesn't need to know how to tie rebar, though. That's more what the other commenter is suggesting.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Savvy developers demand open source software. A lot of designers aren't that technical, so there's not a lot of demand. Plus, designers aren't exactly positioned to just go make their own OSS design tool the same way develope
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Except for GIMP, an engineer might easily use these products regularly. and perhaps not coincidentally, GIMP is infurating trash from a UX perspective.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Figma works on Linux
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by chadlavi 7y ago
You're right, everyone should have the same job as us! /s Design is a different skill set than writing code. For some highly visual/spacial people, design is easy and intuitive, and managing lines of text is very unwieldy. Be
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Or why not appropriately tax them, especially the ultra high income ones who sneak out of paying with dodgy capital gains and shell company plots, then use that money to give appropriate stimulus?
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by chadlavi 7y ago
I don't recall Angela Merkel saying any such thing
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by chadlavi 7y ago
You make me want to buy aluminum futures for all the tinfoil you've got under your hat friend.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Have you ever worked in a bureaucracy? It's not hard to believe that this is all an admixture of hubris, incompetence, and political small-ball.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Controversial issues like not killing people during a crisis?
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by chadlavi 7y ago
I don't either. Almost always an arrow function (or just regular old function) does what I need. Plus, React Hooks!
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Let's not get it twisted: nothing is deducted from anything. For workers who _do not get sick days_, they are forced to either take unpaid days off or use up vacation days when they are sick. I really hope this gets changed in light of
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Newsweek's main audience is older folks. I think they wouldn't necessarily like to bite the hand that feeds them. But I agree, and I hope you don't get downvoted to oblivion.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Also this is in Newsweek, which as far as I know is mainly read by older, not so critical media consumers. This is sort of a playing to the home crowd piece.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
t=0 was three months ago
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by chadlavi 7y ago
holy crap, scripter is going to save me a ton of time
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by chadlavi 7y ago
I do find that I get... a lot of porn images in any DDG image search past, say, the 20th image result. For literally any search term, it seems.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
^ this is what I mean, yeah. Isn't that the expected behavior?
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by chadlavi 7y ago
... you mean embedded HTML in a markdown file? that's nothing new.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
They're making tons of innovative new features for their customers, who are advertisers. People who write and read tweets aren't the customer, they're the product.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
tracking you everywhere you go is easier than ever!
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by chadlavi 7y ago
Casebook | Product Manager | NYC | ONSITE, REMOTE POSSIBLE | https://casebook.net Casebook is a small gov-tech startup that makes software for human services workers -- everyone from the person who receives and processes a child
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by chadlavi 7y ago
AHA, I see, yes. Thanks for that.
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by chadlavi 7y ago
> Minimum area: The focus indication area is greater than or equal to the longest side of the bounding rectangle of the focused control, times 2 CSS pixels. Am I reading this wrong, or does this mean that the visible focus area for a but
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by chadlavi 7y ago
> “AT&T’s support for JavaScript is more than support for cool technology — it is support for an open standards process. Open standards are and will be as important to the success of the Internet as open connectivity.” Still true, bu

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