darth_mastah

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I know how to watch NowTV on Linux(float-middle.com)
1 points by darth_mastah 7y ago|0 comments
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by darth_mastah 7y ago
If this is your personal take, then who is that "we" you keep saying?
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by darth_mastah 7y ago
What's wrong with Angular commit message guidelines? https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING....
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I mostly agree with the article except the part where the author plays down the architectural considerations during project inception. > Right now it’s just me working on the project, and you can be sure I just cracked open my code edito
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> I have a bunch of really smart friends who do really interesting things and when we meet up its like what are you up to? Nothing much. Nothing interesting. Later you find out that they just visited Mongolia, another is learning Russian
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I've been working with the front end for over a decade now in small and big teams, with different approach to CSS. I've seen things go horribly wrong for all the seemingly good reasons. Bloated CSS, people fearing to make any chan
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> holy hell this is the worst thing I've ever seen Not really :) It might have been my reaction some 10 years ago, but right now I think it's quite good. I've done BEM, the atomic crap, OOCSS and what have you but to be ho
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> Switching to Linux isn’t an option due to all the design, legal, and other such documents I need to work with frequently for my startup. I can’t risk using alternative open source tools to edit such important documents because the prof
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
To be honest, I want to see the actual domain I'm on in the location bar, and not some obscured version of it. In what universe is hiding part of the domain an usability improvement? What does it improve? Confusion? Misinformation? Lac
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
Nice twist with the live updates. I believe the transitions still need some tummy rubbing. Traversing pagination causes current / next page to appear stacked up and then the current page disappears. Also, navigating between categories
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> The accuracy would be higher, but there are limited number of comments on HN. Could you elaborate on that?
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Show HN: Reusable d3 components without react(npmjs.com)
1 points by darth_mastah 8y ago|0 comments
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
So you have to log in to Docker Store on Windows and on Mac. I sort of get the frustration. Using one of these systems for development is a painful experience on its own, no need to make it more miserable.
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I would agree with most of what you said except for the point about Linux and OSX. Yes, it used to be like that some 10+ years ago, but not anymore. However I can still find this myth repeated here and there nowadays. These days Linux works
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
The paying tier are customers (sort of). All the rest are product. It's quite a specific product, because it has to be seduced and tempted by perceived benefits to forfeit its privacy, but still a product it is.
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> Is this an IT thing, or is this phenomenon known in other areas, too? This phenomenon is certainly known in fashion and, looking at the boom of populist and nationalist politicians around the world, most probably in politics too. I wou
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
Apple cast away Steve Jobs and then came begging for him to come back. He did and steered the company from the verge of collapse to a massive worldwide success. Since SJ passed away, Apple is getting worse each year. I guess this might be J
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I'm sorry, what criterion other than the commute time do you use to determine who "needs to" work from home? Increased productivity while working from home does not simply stem from lack of commute. It's all in the artic
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I have great respect for Richard Stallman, but frankly this text seems a bit paranoid. So what if they know what I watch? Is it too bad if I can have a list "continue watching" to pick up where I left off? Is it that terrible, tha
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
I've always been a slow reader. There was a time when I considered that to be a fault. I tried to learn faster reading a number of times, but each time I found it unnatural and not very enjoyable. I have also noticed that reading slowl
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
Maybe I don't understand the Article 11, but does it essentially mean problems for Hacker News?
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
The author draws conclusions based on a sample dataset of 4000 submissions, whereas currently there are 2,962,457 submissions (stories, askHN and showHN combined). Seems a bit risky at best, unless the sample was designed in a very clever w
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by darth_mastah 8y ago
> “It’s very difficult to label the underlying emotion,” he said, since external expression and internal feeling don’t always correlate well. Not true. Paul Ekman spent most of his professional life studying micro expression and he devel
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USAF prepares for rapid demo of high-energy laser weapon(flightglobal.com)
1 points by darth_mastah 8y ago|0 comments
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How delivery speed scales – is red tape really that bad?(ellistaylor.co.uk)
1 points by darth_mastah 8y ago|0 comments
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by darth_mastah 9y ago
It's as if you were describing my own experience. With the only difference, that I had to figure out how to use vi. Such fun! I took me some time to figure out how to exit the editor, let alone how to make changes or write the file. We
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by darth_mastah 9y ago
This is great. Does it mean we finally have cure for cancer? My granddad died because of that shit, and so did my uncle. Maybe there is still hope for me.
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by darth_mastah 9y ago
> The author seems to think that React users choose Flow and Angular users choose TypeScript. > However, TypeScript works really well with React and has for a long time. I don't believe the two statements above contradict each ot
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by darth_mastah 9y ago
+1
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Uber is sued over payment for mobile ads it called fraudulent(reuters.com)
1 points by darth_mastah 9y ago|0 comments

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