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by docmars 3y ago
Enjoy! https://youtu.be/wXMqpU5DZyo?si=Je1YJYodpv4JQRPv
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by docmars 3y ago
Trump practically made $4 billion today with the DWAC merger getting the nod to proceed. This "fine" is nothing.
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by docmars 3y ago
After Ukraine baited them on their border, right? Nobody can say Ukraine nor the U.S. didn't want this war in desperation to poke the hornet's nest that is Putin, used as a means to obfuscate abuse around the funding of the war. T
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by docmars 3y ago
> Trump will appeal this and probably win :)
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by docmars 3y ago
>Jesse Watters or similarly disingenuous ilk A valid source for millions of people, if you aren't politically motivated against him or related sources, of course — which is the case here. This is not a democracy, despite what the si
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by docmars 3y ago
This string of lawsuits are mostly failing though — what does that say about "democracy" (aka mob rule)?
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by docmars 3y ago
Here is my source, for what it's worth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZnizA0N8wg The downvotes won't erase the truth, so nice try I guess?
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by docmars 3y ago
But today's Russia is explicitly against the Bolsheviks and any form of the USSR altogether. Russia has moved well beyond that, so it isn't a matter of reestablishing former Russian rule under the same horrible terms as before. Th
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by docmars 3y ago
I'm not sure how anyone begins to trust our own military or elected Establishment leaders who start and fund endless frivolous wars for decades, for greed, leaving the Middle East absolutely laid to waste. Bush, Obama / Hillary, a
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by docmars 3y ago
The easiest solution to this war is sitting Zelenskyy down with Putin and striking a compromise and forming a peace treaty, if the U.S. war mongers allow it.
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by docmars 3y ago
Is it truly supporting Ukraine though? All of that money is being laundered back to the U.S. war machine, yet it's somehow losing this "war"? Mitch McConnell admitted that himself just recently. Meanwhile, Kiev is in pristine
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by docmars 3y ago
Yea there's certainly a lot of mixed opinions and learning curves involved to be sure. On the one hand, I love how many options there are to build web applications, but on the other, it really does feel fragmented and hiring front-end
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by docmars 3y ago
Right? Do passionate hobbiests really need non-tech managers if they're successful?
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by docmars 3y ago
Creating a brand new Vue app using Vite as your build system (official) takes less than 2 minutes and you can immediately start using Vue by following its documentation and creating a well-organized web application with its friendly pattern
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by docmars 3y ago
Agreed. There is a _lot_ of naivety around how these frameworks are perceived, from people who have never used them, or who come from different programming backgrounds (i.e. not frontend). It's amusing.
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by docmars 3y ago
Organizing a large jQuery project is absolute hell though. I'll take modern frameworks like Vue any day. The ease of shipping a full-fledged app that feels easy to create and maintain began with Vue (and Svelte). React tries to achieve
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by docmars 3y ago
Worth mentioning that Rumble, Odysee, and Bitchute are all excellent alternative platforms to host videos at, without the concerns YouTube has introduced. Although, I can't speak to monetization for any of these — which is where Patreo
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by docmars 3y ago
Not that I think assuring basics is a bad thing, quite the opposite — but I think we would see a lot more rude co-workers who are willing to take risks with their working relationships. That is, specifically those with basics assured and st
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by docmars 3y ago
Scrum is the equivalent of top-level management needing a baby rattle or else they'll start crying for metrics because they're lost without them. Trusting their engineers and seeing their progress for themselves, rather than an ab
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by docmars 3y ago
What ever would our beloved boards of directors do if they found out we weren't working fast? ;)
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by docmars 3y ago
Not to mention, Apple has been known to be too controlling and take it too far, to levels that are unfair enough to garner major public disapproval. Their anti-developer/consumer moves are worthy of backlash, especially since Apple isn
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by docmars 3y ago
I think the fact that many people end up finding true, fulfilling purpose; and that miracles and seemingly unimaginable, orchestrated coincidences happen regularly, to our surprise, is well enough of an argument probably.
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by docmars 3y ago
I resonate with this -- I've noticed a pattern of big tech companies using their power (and prowess) to regulate in the tech space more, limit what users can do, advertise more, force dark patterns on their customers, and make puzzling
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by docmars 3y ago
Suggestion: move your filter selections into URL state so people can share what they've specified.
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by docmars 3y ago
This is really impressive. Interesting to see a no-fuss hardware-only solution out there for this! I never thought it was possible. Nice work!
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by docmars 3y ago
Leave it to a member of HN to talk about variables ;) Merry Christmas!
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by docmars 3y ago
Can someone remind me why we trust tech startups with our personal data, again?
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by docmars 3y ago
I don't think the age of the board members matters, but rather that younger generations have been taught to criticize boards of any & every company for their myriad decisions to sacrifice good things for profit, etc. It's a co
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by docmars 3y ago
Unfortunately you are wrong, and this kind of rhetoric has not only made calls for white genocide acceptable and unpunished, but has incited violence specifically against Caucasian people, as well as anyone who is perceived to adopt "w
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by docmars 3y ago
Agree. This is the monoculture being adopted in actuality -- a racist crusade against "whiteness", and a coercive mechanism to ensure companies don't overstep their usage of resources (carbon footprint), so as not to threaten

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