coleifer

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by coleifer 7y ago
> changes that happened almost instantly when our first child was born. It was like someone flipped a switch. I suddenly felt protective not just toward our child, but toward all children. This was my experience, too, and I was utterly u
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by coleifer 7y ago
I see a lot of comments about "hey it's open-source, just fork". The reason people feel upset is because this project was shilled hard when it was released. The python packaging team was officially recommending it, stuff like
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by coleifer 7y ago
Thank you, based-AMD.
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by coleifer 7y ago
You're doing good work, thank you.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Gist.github.com. it even turns them into mini git repos you can clone and fork.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Why was Rasmus so concerned about reverse DNS? That's not something I'm very familiar with. Can anyone help explain?
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by coleifer 7y ago
Nice card-stacking. Seriously, nothing is going to kill the mobile web more than Google continuing to overreach and use bait-and-switch tactics on publishers. Oh, sure, AMP is good for the "google-mobile-web experience", but bad f
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by coleifer 7y ago
Imagine buying a server and colocating.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Whatever man, this is straight up grimy and both parties disgust me.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Underrated comment.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Yeah it's dystopian as hell. What an incredible amount of waste, too. The storage, the engineering hours that go into it, the electricity and bandwidth...all to track you a little better so you can be sold more shit.
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by coleifer 7y ago
It's too bad and honestly kinda a bummer how all this panned out. Mozilla people pushed really hard against "just use sqlite" because it's not a spec, and compatible alternatives would need to implement some of the quirk
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by coleifer 7y ago
> My problem is that all these networks are proprietary and isolated. When someone comes up with a really bad idea in their UI, you're SOL until they decide to fix it. Tons of people said this early on, but the people who make decis
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by coleifer 7y ago
I feel like if AI were so easy, someone would be making billions beating the stock market. It's got way more of the historical data and features than any of the problematic examples in this slide deck, but it's essentially unsolve
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by coleifer 7y ago
It's worse: it's reality TV.
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by coleifer 7y ago
le Carré is one of my favorite authors. I was happy to see the article cover The Honourable Schoolboy , which is certainly overshadowed by some of his others, but which, to me, always packed the hardest emotional punch. After reading le Ca
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by coleifer 7y ago
Solid take. I'd add that performance was worse for a number of releases, and there were significant warts and incompatibilities in versions before 3.4. Personally, asyncio and type annotations are a big turnoff. I know this is a bit co
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by coleifer 7y ago
Moving the goalposts.
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by coleifer 7y ago
I think the issue is the fact that Google, the epitome of faceless/impenetrable data capitalism, is now holding my health records.
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by coleifer 7y ago
The article says > The data is being transferred with full personal details including name and medical history and can be accessed by Google staff I think a reaction of horror is quite appropriate. Your comment is "whataboutism&quot
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by coleifer 7y ago
He has some specific workflows that go beyond the standard pip/virtualenv tooling, but for most developers that's likely all you'll ever need.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Internet culture is always changing. A devoted core of people is doing something cool, new people come in who are just there for the scene, finally (in the cases discussed in the article) business interests co-opt it and it becomes sterile.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Please let the Linux foundation know how you feel directly: events@linuxfoundation.org
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by coleifer 7y ago
>whataboutism
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by coleifer 7y ago
"in 2019" is not a valid argument.
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by coleifer 7y ago
And yet when I expressed a negative opinion on dropbox "Paper" I was downvoted into oblivion. Same happened when I was critical of antirez "disque" project, which is abandonware now. Part of HN seems breathless about new
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by coleifer 7y ago
One thing he's not really mentioned is the development of tolerance, and the subsequent withdrawal when the addictive substance/behavior is taken away. This is what, to me, separates the so-so addictions like running from the junk
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by coleifer 7y ago
Every website I visit these days seems to have this newsletter modal timebomb that unexpectedly blows once I've read a few sentences or so. Like the quarter-screen cookie dialog, I've just become blind to them searching just long
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by coleifer 7y ago
Where did you see the reference to webaudio? Link to any other relevant details about the vulnerability, specifically?
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by coleifer 7y ago
The proof that rust is a meme language is evidenced by the need to include "written in rust" every time a rust project is mentioned.

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