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by dimgl 6y ago
I was involved in a major car accident that totaled my new vehicle due to falling asleep at the wheel on a highway. Obviously it scared me enough that I'll never fall asleep in a car again, but it was due to sleep deprivation from bein
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by dimgl 6y ago
Why?
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by dimgl 6y ago
You're actually advocating for censorship on a global scale. We've truly regressed.
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by dimgl 6y ago
I really don't understand why people are so afraid to let the free market decide what works and what doesn't. Government intervention very often leads to poor outcomes.
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by dimgl 6y ago
I've seen at least 20 comments saying that "this is a good step". Good step to what? Full censorship?
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by dimgl 6y ago
This sounds an awful lot like projection and not at all how Republicans think...
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by dimgl 6y ago
> Node does not always fully initialize the dependency module before returning from require(). Unsure what this means. The only reason this happens is because an unfinished copy is provided to the dependency that is causing a circular re
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by dimgl 6y ago
Java's package system has its own problems, and all of those examples you gave are very straightforward. 1. Import the default export as the name `x`. 2. Import named export `x` as the name `x`. 3. Import all of the named exports under
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by dimgl 6y ago
I guess you don't work on Node.js backends.
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by dimgl 6y ago
I agree with you. I don't think anyone can convince me to use these bloated frameworks on any project ever again in my life.
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by dimgl 6y ago
I actually completely agree with this statement. I tend to follow the gaming industry pretty closely and lately I've noticed that there are simply too many low-quality gaming YouTube channels. I was recommended a video the other day &q
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by dimgl 6y ago
What major injustices do you perceive are happening today in the United States that require laws equivalent to the Jim Crow laws? No one is turning a blind eye to our society's problems. I think we're all just wondering what major
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by dimgl 6y ago
You're posting quite a lot of anti-Trump comments with some pretty wild accusations. Maybe it's time to stop flame-baiting politics on Hacker News? Also, the answer to your questions are predominantly no.
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by dimgl 6y ago
As a centrist I'm not completely apathetic to all politics and I have some strongly held viewpoints, even if they are moderate. So I'm not sure why you're tired of centrists. Centrists understand there's nuance in everyt
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by dimgl 6y ago
I worked for a gaming startup that had Amazon do this to them. Pretty scummy.
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by dimgl 6y ago
Maybe I'm being facetious, but these are remarkably simple (and obvious). Are these mistakes really that common?
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by dimgl 6y ago
Surely this is a joke?
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by dimgl 6y ago
There is so much wrong with this statement. Nowadays, you can label anyone a racist, or a misogynist, or a bigot, and get them fired. That's how discrimination works. It's a label.
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by dimgl 6y ago
I didn't realize it was a touchy subject. That's my bad. I'll do some research on this.
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by dimgl 6y ago
What are some of the arguments against `systemd`? I've used it in several production systems and don't really have an opinion on it.
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by dimgl 6y ago
Funnily enough I'm getting pretty actively downvoted. It's sad... I always thought of Hacker News as a place to have friendly discussion.
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by dimgl 6y ago
And I'm not advocating for that, especially given the amount of garbage on the Internet. But the pendulum has swung too far in one direction and many people are scared to voice their opinions for fear of being rejected or worse, outcas
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by dimgl 6y ago
No one is asking you to be naive and all-accepting. Simply to not be dismissive.
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by dimgl 6y ago
Why would you flag it without reading the article?
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by dimgl 6y ago
It's truly telling that the most upvoted comment is one working to discredit the writer, rather than taking what's being said at face value.
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by dimgl 6y ago
A lot of cynics on Hacker News tonight.
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by dimgl 6y ago
You're getting downvoted, but Epic is extremely anti-competitive. This is likely the reason.
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by dimgl 7y ago
This is very cool. I was wondering the other day if my CPAP machine (same model) would be capable of doubling as a ventilator and I'm surprised that someone has already thought of this and provided a solution.
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by dimgl 7y ago
Well this is hyperbolic.
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by dimgl 7y ago
IIRC Vue doesn't deal with CSS directly at all. I think you're thinking of Webpack's `vue-loader`, which processes CSS through Vue's template syntax.

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