curried_haskell

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by curried_haskell 10y ago
"Early development version"
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Please do not browse the web without uBlock Origin. It's like a condom for your browser.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Probably a number made-up by their marketing department. Or very carefully cherry-picked.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Welcome to astroturfing 101. And they rely on people like you to keep the doubt alive. But you have to be incredibly naive to think social media manipulation isn't a core part of companies marketing strategies today.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Don't worry,they'll just create another start-up to inexplicably solve this problem with a new trendy web service.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
I had the same thought... half expecting the cops to execute his dog.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
I've got through the same pain. There's a reason why all these frameworks arose in the first place: frontend programming without them absolutely sucks . JS dev is a shitshow because of npm, because of how fast things are moving,
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
To answer the question, yes. Yes I do.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
But does everyone know that there's tremendous value in pushing that boundary? Do they know that pushing the boundary has the best value? You should tell them how tremendous your value is. That you have the best value.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
It's "limited" liability, not "no" liability.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
No private company is required to give transparency. The ones that claim to can be lying about it. Email is way more important than people realize and yet nobody gives a shit.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
The fundamental flaw with this is, you don't exist in a vacuum. This all has effects on the city and on everyone else who lives in it. At a certain point, no, they can't do "whatever they want" because ultimately it does
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
The ridiculous comparison with parens only hurts your message. I think a more apt comparison is comparing Elm to Go missing generics. Without do-notation I imagine that elm code is filled with a lot more awkward case branching.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
This treaty will be shred to pieces the moment anyone with power gets a serious economic and colonization interest in space. It's utterly worthless.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
I was just there a month ago and yeah, the "normal" stations looked the same or better than the ones back home, and the nicer stations were really beautiful. There's also the Sparrow Hills station which is a metro station bui
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Google has root on your phone. Even if they aren't "for now", good security sense says that we should assume that are.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Republic and democracy are not mutually exclusive... I think you are confused if you think they are. According to Wikipedia, "It is a constitutional republic and representative democracy." Perhaps it's less of a democracy the
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
> But it is an ethics issue. Hardly. Taking what you want? Hacking in? What in the world are you talking about? Nobody is hacking into their systems. They are willingly serving up a page to my computer for free. This has absolutely nothi
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
I've done the same transition. I used to love my keyboard with Blues but it never quite solved the problem for me and is too noisy to use at work. I then also realized that the position and angle of the hands and wrists is probably mor
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
In this case it's difficult to say. Experience counts, but experience also distorts perception, especially when we're talking about parental hormones.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
People might make a fuss? I love the work you've done here--we're all looking for a great solution to the password manager problem. But for the love of all that is holy, do not include tracking software in a password manager vault
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
So...? Don't do this at work. Who actually takes software licenses seriously in their own home?
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
I think, or hope, he was being sarcastic. Religion is a belief system and personal opinion. While you have the freedom to hold whatever beliefs you want, I am free to criticize and ridicule your beliefs if I think they're inconsistent
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
With 3,800 employees Twitter is a medium-sized company?
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Given the current state of copyright law and enforcement, I wouldn't say that piracy needs rationalizing.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Is it really capitalism, and is their activity really supported by the market, if it requires overly broad and heavy-handed government intervention?
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Sorry, but no it's not. You're in the extreme minority if you don't have JS or CSS. It's simply not even worth the time to cater to you.
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Exactly yes. Once your platform becomes this popular, you wield real power over human society. And society should absolutely start to dictate to Facebook what it can and cannot do to prevent it from abusing its power. How many times do we n
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
Absolutely yes. Facebook has more members than entire countries and is the primary method that many of those people use to communicate. It has long surpassed any kind of protected walled garden and government absolutely has a say in how Fac
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by curried_haskell 10y ago
The future is what we, as a whole, collectively, 7 billion people, make it to be. Unfortunately I think the writing is already on the wall. We've moving towards a world where everyone will be recording everything all the time. Soon my

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