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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Those sites are useless on desktop too. I usually just leave if element blocking isn't simple enough. Your story isnt important enough to deal with God awful UX.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted. It was a serious question. The countries I've lived all have digital ID services since a decade ago. And no I'm not talking about govt ID or a card. I'm talking about a digital identity you lo
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
For usability, "don't make me think" is gospel. https://www.amazon.com.au/Dont-Make-Think-Revisited-Usabilit... For design itself I'm just not that way inclined and use existing frameworks instead.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
The no else statement shit drives me up the wall. Sometimes code is more readable when it says what you mean. Sometimes I want to branch, other times I want to return early. There is a difference in what I mean and code should reflect that
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
> This is lack of imagination Code shouldn't require imagination. Sometimes the simple and readable solution is just better.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
I understand this but just basic code hygiene of null checking at boundaries and edges makes this a non issue. You shouldn't be setting nullable variables to null so far away from where they're used that they're a problem. E.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
> For one, what does "unset" mean? Does it equal false, because it wasn't enabled? What's the default? This is a common strawman used to advise against null. Null only means one thing. Null. It doesn't convey any
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
What countries dont have govt funded ID services yet?
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Getting recruiters to talk to me isn't something you should really struggle with...
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Ok spacetime, that's enough out of you.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Nobody really needs linked in. I wouldn't worry about it.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
I've yet to see a good reason for webassembly in the wild. Is anyone using it in production for anything substantial? We have a couple of uses of it but I'm still not convinced it was worth the trade offs and felt mor like someone
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Wasn't most of Google and eBay written in C/C++? Most of the webs applications were written in C/C++ pre PHP days.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
> Blanket statements like that are never true. Except in cases where they are, like this one. Just cause you want convenience doesn't change the fact your fingerprints aren't good passwords.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
I always thought that was a sign of their intelligence over dogs.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
It's a bit more than trolling at this point.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
What? Read the thread. I'm talking about the AP take on it. It's a cool story. Just dont prop it up as some kind of self defeati g example how how bad we fucked up because the reality is we did pretty fuckin well.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
You're not wrong. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WkKHupWzB-g
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
What in the epic hell are you on about? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_rights_movement
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Translation: you've got twelve years to save for a Tesla ya dirty peasant.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Are you stupid or just an idiot. Read the definition again.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Of course its arbitrary, but you gotta pick something. We optimise for progression. Failing a sprint doesn't actually have any real ramifications. What we use failure for is a signal to indicate problems. Missed? I guess we have some t
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
> what concrete value comes from assigning fairly arbitrary effort estimates in this fashion? My team asked for this. I dont know why they need it but apparently it helps them understand how much work theyre agreeing (and committing to s
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
It's not really a dual meaning, shortsighted in relation to thinking is a metaphor.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
How old are you by chance? There's a chance younger people simply won't understand or appreciate the interest in DEADBEEF. Personally I found it kind of neat and wondered if I could design a colour palette out of rememberable code
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Like I said, regulators stepping in is an overstep for the reason you're stating. It's a free market, they built a better mouse trap. But at this point, USBC is the better mousetrap, they're now just using their market domina
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
I said monopolistic not monopoly. To say apple is a monopoly would be incorrect. To describe their behavior with service, repair, the app store, and lightening cable fees as anything other than monopolistic would be intellectually dishonest
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
Apples racketeering and monopolistic behavior? I think this is a step over the line for regulators but so is apples behavior for the last decade or two when it comes to repairability. Fuck em.
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
The big bubble is all water, frozen, sea, etc. The small bubble is all fresh (rain clouds etc), rivers, lakes. The smaller is lakes and rivers only. Here's an article showing comparisons to various moon ice. https://www.busi
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by dhzhzjsbevs 4y ago
There isn't that much water on earth, this image does an amazing job of explaing the scale in the quickest way. It also sort of explains how easy it would be for earth's water to have come from asteroid impacts. https:/&#x2F

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