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by danr4 11y ago
This is so impressive it left most voters speechless. 269 points and only 35 comments at the time of this comment.
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by danr4 11y ago
I don't think there's a victim here at all. not me not them. It's just the forces that be, my need versus their need, the economy, human nature, technological abilities. Nothing more. Let them choose their business model, I r
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by danr4 11y ago
So let them uproar! If wikipedia shuts down because they don't have money because people won't donate, it's OK, it's called reality. It would be a pity, but that's life. I do realize the costs and I do realize they
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by danr4 11y ago
I totally agree with your correction to my analogy, though I do not think it changes the conclusions. I don't think it's a problem that consumers aren't willing to pay for content. That's literally the description of con
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by danr4 11y ago
As stated in another comment, cutting them out can be an hypothetical ad cutting machine I 3D printed. The implementation detail of how i'm cutting out the ads is beside the point. The point is that I can offer my ad cutting services f
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by danr4 11y ago
Alright i'll bite. "I can cut them out" can be, as stated in another comment, an ad cutting physical machine. Your move.
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by danr4 11y ago
It's rather simple in my mind. Putting your content up for free is the same as standing by my fence, waiting for me to ask you to throw your magazine over so I could read it. You can put ads, but I can cut them out if I want for a bett
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by danr4 11y ago
It baffles me that some people put so much into the video but don't actually put effort to read or adhere to the guidelines [1] for it. They clearly ask - no script, no background music, no postproduction. Good luck to everybody though
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by danr4 11y ago
Cool. Well these are very basic samples. Would love to see how it handles bigger apps. And as someone else asked, only OS X? is a windows or linux port on the roadmap sometimes soon?
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by danr4 11y ago
Looks promising. Can't find any reviews/blog posts of using it. Do you have any example apps that were made using neonto?
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by danr4 11y ago
Sounds like a great way to make your employees work extra hours. "Hey youre such a hacker here's a hack day where you can work on anything you like as long as youre improving our product"
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by danr4 11y ago
This a really domain specific example. I meant a post of the "Impressions after 3 months of writing apps in Fuse" sort
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by danr4 11y ago
Looks interesting. But I can't seem to find any review of it by actual users.
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Autoresponsive React(github.com)
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by danr4 11y ago
I'm actually surprised this doesn't happen more often. I think it's hacking organizations like Anonymous that steer away people from "justice" hacking into populism hacking. We need more of these shady & dirty s
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by danr4 11y ago
the comments on amazon are... priceless.
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by danr4 11y ago
Good point. This is why I think there is a place for a hybrid of javascript styles which are processed by build tools to generate style sheets. https://github.com/teal-lang is an interesting approach
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by danr4 11y ago
<Icon is="Icon" /> <span is="span" /> <CodeSmell is="Stinky" /> Besides, you kinda lose all the advantages of using javascript to style, which is complex computations and co.
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by danr4 11y ago
has an addictive potential, but the rotation gives me a headache after 5 seconds.
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by danr4 11y ago
I agree with the wisdom part. but wait... maybe I'm biased because I can relate with it, which means it doesn't apply to me, which means i can't relate with it. My mind is an escher drawing.
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by danr4 11y ago
1. What a huge update. 2. Not related to the update, but was wondering what do people who have worked with UI frameworks in C++ (i'm not one of them) think about Unreal's Slate UI Framework. Seems pretty slick to me (Coming from w
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by danr4 11y ago
I'm not talking about open source software a-la Postgres, I'm talking about libraries and frameworks a-la Angular/React/Bootstrap and it's ecosystem.
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by danr4 11y ago
Actually, I think both launching it and canceling it were ill-conceived moves. The first - obviously didn't align well with the community's (more like the mod users) intentions. The canceling - Upset quality producing modders who
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by danr4 11y ago
Ha! They actually caved! Incredible. I've been following the evolution of the situation very closely, as i'm actually a big believer in paid mods. Valve's problem, I believe, was trying to take an existing ecosystem/mark
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by danr4 12y ago
Affirmative action != Sexism
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by danr4 12y ago
You need to realize that what you perceive to be sexism for the benefit of women is actually affirmative action because of the discrimination they suffer from.
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by danr4 12y ago
The obvious reason is that we live in a sexist world. if women were treated the same way as men your comment would be true. See http://xkcd.com/385/
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by danr4 12y ago
oh boy now i can call myself an app developer too
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by danr4 12y ago
Hmm. Feels like big changes too early. While it is more idiomatic, i can't see any substantial gains here. Simply looks like more work to me until es7. Especially binding each method manually, That shit's wack! And im actually kin
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by danr4 12y ago
I've been following the "virtual-dom movement" since I started using React, which is a few months by now, including Mercury, Mithril and it's not the first time I run into Cycle. I agree they are taking these ideas furth

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