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by dxdm 5y ago
I think you forgot to install that 3rd party dependency that does all the heavy lifting here.
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by dxdm 5y ago
Including your comment, I suppose? ;)
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by dxdm 5y ago
Why not?
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by dxdm 5y ago
But what cameras do professional photographers choose, and why?
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by dxdm 5y ago
That original quote about the free market seems tautological to me: "In a perfectly fair system, the outcomes would be fair". I can see why that's an attractive ideal, but it doesn't seem very useful to me.
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by dxdm 6y ago
Dear internet stranger, do you have any credible citations to back up your claims about the effectiveness of masks?
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by dxdm 6y ago
How do you know it's base 26?
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by dxdm 6y ago
How so? I can see their comment just fine, but I'm reading this on a 3rd party app.
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by dxdm 6y ago
Could you elaborate? I don't like Figma very much, but I think that's because I prefer typing code into text files. So, probably not for reasons pertinent to this discussions. Anyway, I'm interested in why you would consider
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by dxdm 6y ago
I'm wondering what definition of the word "offensive" you're using.
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by dxdm 6y ago
My head, too. That's a pretty high-flying joke, and I'm happy that the other comment cleared up the situation for us ground dwellers.
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by dxdm 6y ago
I came into the comments section to see what this article is all about and whether I want to read it, thinking it would be about working on open source projects only 9 am to 5 pm. So this comment helped me a lot, and I'm voting it up s
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by dxdm 6y ago
> It's also ironic how programmers are surprised by the passage of time when it's one of the only things that's truly guaranteed. Things you take for granted are easy to overlook until they break.
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by dxdm 6y ago
Yes, good point. Still, when working on a shared codebase, it's good to take more potential beholders into account. I suppose if there is a common, consistent style that you can expect everyone to be familiar with, you can get used to
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by dxdm 6y ago
> where a complex ternary is probably the best choice Under what circumstances would that happen? I've never encountered a nested ternary that wouldn't be better replaced with readable code, so now I'm wondering what exper
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by dxdm 6y ago
How do participants get assigned to the respective halves?
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by dxdm 6y ago
This has not been my experience in backend development (and some dabbling in building small React frontends). Our building blocks are FOSS components who are quite robust and widely tested, and the bugs, mistakes and shortcuts we have to de
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by dxdm 6y ago
Is this a paid PR piece? I'm missing some information from experts why this might be a bad idea, and what problems it creates. A little bit of "some people will never accept it" at the end doesn't seem to go very deep.
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by dxdm 6y ago
Everybody will know, I think the next crash will be a big story, and the renaming will figure prominently in it.
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by dxdm 6y ago
That doesn't sound like a good reason to sit on your butt for 8 more years while the world moves on.
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by dxdm 6y ago
> Whiteboards (and remotely, miro boards) are very effective and can be used for easily 50% of meetings. But aren't. I agree that it's great to have a visualization aid, especially in remote meetings. But in my experience, for
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by dxdm 6y ago
So you can get the right taste before you get the right optics?
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by dxdm 6y ago
If every customer asked the same questions, such as these, it would be worthwhile compiling the answers once for everybody and keeping them up to date.
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by dxdm 6y ago
I think the way it's used these days, it deserves it's own spelling.
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by dxdm 6y ago
My mum is such an aunt, she makes no secret of often being baffled by her smart phone, she doesn't know all the right words, but she's curious, she tries, and really appreciates apps that are easy to use, with her in mind.
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by dxdm 6y ago
If not with government officials, i.e. the executive part of the system taking care of public concerns, how should they negotiate with "the public"?
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by dxdm 6y ago
> HN has always had horrible UX and no desire to fix it. I thought the other day that's their way of discouraging new users, thereby slowing down the local Eternal September. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eter
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by dxdm 6y ago
Look at the videos, no waving through going on, quite the opposite. One woman was shot by police and died.
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by dxdm 6y ago
Yep. I remember using that on IRC and ICQ chat in the 90s.
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by dxdm 6y ago
I like it when somebody asked in comments here and there is an answer already, saving me and probably a bunch more people the some seconds of time.

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