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by colept 10y ago
My experience with Generators have been mostly with Redux/Saga, and thus I am now of the opinion that they are the superior choice for asynchronous operations for the sole benefit of testing. With Promises you can test the value and th
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by colept 10y ago
He's an underdog to the public. A minority and perceived as a business maverick that also cares about the environment. You would group Cook with Musk and Mayer long before you would group him with the CEO of Exxon Mobil. Apple's p
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by colept 10y ago
That fine line between Courage and Cowardice. Enough courage to make you buy a product (bluetooth headphones) to fully make use of the phone that most of us upgrade, but not enough courage to use it with the personal computer that only some
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by colept 10y ago
Tim Cook is to Apple as Melissa Mayer was to Yahoo. An underdog and perceived as a business maverick that cares about the environment and philanthropy. We love them in movies, literature, and politics - because they give us a sense that we
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by colept 10y ago
Clinton also lost 2 million democratic votes that switched to third party compared to the 2012 election so let's not pretend that fake news is her downfall, considering it was the media bias that gave her an edge in the primaries.
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by colept 10y ago
That's very cool. Could you elaborate on the method in which the key accepts the challenge? I was under the impression that a Yubikey only acted as a USB keyboard - which ensured it's security by isolation.
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by colept 10y ago
It has two modes. If you short press it, it will generate a one time password. A long press will output a static password. Both modes can be configured optionally.
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by colept 10y ago
I've had mine for close to a year now, and for a while it was on my keychain daily. It has held up well!
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by colept 10y ago
> no publishers left They become the publisher. In the grand scheme, this is a misguided effort that will further monopolize publishing.
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by colept 10y ago
> collateral damage dealt to some publishers is totally worth it. Said a clown before the rodeo. The collateral damage is putting small independent publishers out of business and reinforcing monopolies in publishing. If you think trackin
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by colept 10y ago
It looks nice and all, but Razer's customer support and driver software is abysmal - that cannot be overlooked.
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by colept 10y ago
That's like harming the Pope to get back at God. AdNauseum doesn't hurt advertising networks, it hurts publishers. When they get banned for click fraud, the network keeps the money.
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by colept 10y ago
Because Google is not "the man" in this scenario that you're sticking it to - it's the website owner whose content you're consuming. Google gets paid either way, and AdNauseam is pennies on their dollar. Webmaster h
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by colept 10y ago
In before someone touches their screen too hard damaging the LCD because it's not reinforced to support the pressure of touch.
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by colept 10y ago
> just that they're fast enough machines to make good workstations Except they're not. The heat dissipation in the thin iMacs is terrible in that it prevents the CPU from working at full capacity 100% of the time.
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by colept 10y ago
A maxed out iMac would depreciate within 5 years, and any particular part would render your entire system unusable for week(s). Three years later and Apple adds a new feature that for the slightest reason requires an entire hardware upgrade
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by colept 10y ago
This is where the Hackintosh market has thrived. For desktop users, size of the machine is not nearly as important as raw. computational. power. The iMac was good in its time but that time was half a decade ago. The Mac Pro was supposed to
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by colept 10y ago
Apple hardware has fallen so far behind I've become a Hackintosh convert. If you're paying for top of the line build quality, you shouldn't have to sacrifice for last-gen hardware for the sake to be 1mm thinner.
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by colept 10y ago
A service like AirBnB where you can check into any one bedroom apartment nationwide so you can travel and feel like you have a home.
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by colept 10y ago
Shut up and take my money.
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by colept 10y ago
Am I alone in thinking that the syntax for nullable types is bizarre? "function example(): string? {" vs "function example() : ?string {"
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by colept 10y ago
See where guests are dropped off, and where they go right afterwards such as if they're cutting trips short or being dropped off too far.
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by colept 10y ago
Devil's advocate: I had an Uber driver drop me off in a sketchy alley three blocks from the location I specified, but because he barely spoke a lick of English I had trouble communicating that it wasn't my stop.
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by colept 10y ago
I gave up Soylent a couple weeks ago because of how many carbohydrates it has (33g per bottle). I would drink a bottle and the hunger would subside, but two hours later the appetite was much stronger. Since preparing my own meals, choosing
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by colept 10y ago
For singles yes. Everything is packaged so that you're either finding ways to use up ingredients or you end up throwing them away because they've expired. Some foodstuffs come in smaller servings which is a blessing but the costs
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by colept 10y ago
No thanks.
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by colept 10y ago
I was using Coda for Mac because of it's integrated SFTP and project management. Over the years it became slow and cumbersome to use, and I have since switched to local development and version control.
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by colept 10y ago
This is the response I have been waiting for - this kind of decisive action is a step in the right direction. The timing however is not. This is not a preventative measure, it's reactive. Would Soylent have taken the same action if the
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by colept 10y ago
I switched to Atom this year and haven't looked back. I love the customization and it's been a breeze to work with.
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by colept 10y ago
The difference is General Mills is an established brand that sells conventional products that we know and trust. If you get a bad batch of Cocoa Puffs, you won't think twice about eating Cheerios or Lucky Charms. You'll stop eatin

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