egeozcan

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by egeozcan 3y ago
Are you suggesting that I'm "siding with genocide" because my information on civilian causalities is outdated? Stop starting a witch-hunt every time someone is wrong on the internet.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
If that's the case, it's important that you are pointing that out. My intention wasn't to perform an analysis; I lack both the education and the data to do so. I just wanted to get my point across.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
You and your partner might find yourselves giving birth in a bomb shelter. We tread on thin ice daily, an ice sheet formed atop the worst of human experiences—brutality, war, and disaster. Daily, we witness how this fragile ice could crack
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by egeozcan 3y ago
I think it's about the sound. Something with "che-ia", something with "Swen"... Like, if you really don't know about the world, or the regions of aforementioned countries, which could very well be, then I see t
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> #main div.nth-child(2).mb-2 { margin-bottom: 0 !important } to overrides.css and call it a day And then 100 times doing the same later... We all know how it ends up looking because we all did it.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> I am sure that people who design roads worry about distracting drivers with too many signs I wish this was the case where I live. You want, as a driver, the roads to be boring, as you are probably much better at recognizing patterns th
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by egeozcan 3y ago
I could write a fairly useless program with nearly half the amount of lines!!: https://github.com/egeozcan/gifDisco Being able to write silly stuff because you can is immensely satisfying.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> How would you go about doing this - just out of curiosity. Take the length and divide it by the length of a football field?
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by egeozcan 3y ago
HTML The Ultimate Guide, By Sufyan bin Uzayr, Published July 28, 2023 by CRC Press ISBN 9781032413259 I also saw a lot of books from 2022.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
One recent example (just a random search result): https://www.routledge.com/HTML-The-Ultimate-Guide/Uzayr/p/bo...
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> she was more interesting as an object than as a person This as an excuse would describe the audience even more horribly.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> the reaction from the general public will be something like “Meh, cool. Now what about the economy or who is dating who?” That wouldn't be annoying me much, if at all. The possibly infinite conspiracy theories and misinformation
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by egeozcan 3y ago
In Germany, the government entities also rarely, if ever, communicate with each other. I'm offered a citizenship and while I'm extremely grateful and even considering the fact that Germany is the country I love the most by a huge
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Being downvoted doesn't necessarily mean you're wrong, it can also mean that people just didn't like what you wrote. In the light of some positive news, keeping the same negative attitude towards an entity may invoke dislik
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by egeozcan 3y ago
The joke was that a sufficiently advanced IDE would make it easy to read anyways.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
To add a bit upon that: A sufficiently advanced precompiler can extract those JS programs into their own files and a sufficiently advanced IDE can allow you to write even a 1000 line JS program in an attribute with no problems. Yet, those d
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Hi/Lo algorithm also works fine for most cases
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Oh that's interesting. It won't need to remove the need for APIs (there are scripts and other clients, like embedded, that LiveView will likely not support) but cool.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
But many already have API endpoints because you have to serve native apps too. My question was, does LiveView also help you in a Backend-for-Frontend case?
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Would it make sense to task elixir and liveview to work only as a BFF with a separate backend? Does it not being typed affect productivity? If anyone with experience can chime in, that'd be very appreciated!
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by egeozcan 3y ago
The worst thing about it is that it doesn't bend, it just cracks.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
If the batteries leak, you have toxic material inside the cabin (perhaps you retain control because you surely have replacements!). It's probably one of the last things you need in such environments, especially using a stupid cable wit
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by egeozcan 3y ago
> But there are enough differences where the logic of the language, when used by Hindi speakers, changes enough that in order to understand the meaning of any given phrase one often needs to know both Hindi and English, even if all the w
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Oh, now it makes sense :)) Thanks!
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by egeozcan 3y ago
I went to the office 2 times last year and that was my own decision (wanted to see some people in real life). Sometimes (2-3 times a year) they have these big-ish events, for which they would like you to be there with all expenses paid, but
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Query language for database queries! I thought the argument were going to be against application query languages, like the JQL for Jira and so on, which I actually like.
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by egeozcan 3y ago
I'm sorry, I'm not sure I get the last part, are you suggesting that when we send these employees to an event (like a meeting or a town hall), they realize that their potential for growth and progress might be limited because they
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by egeozcan 3y ago
I (edit: I mean, "we", of course) did relax the German language requirement once, and did find talent from eastern Europe, but for the whole team, it just felt too awkward having to segregate meetings between English and German sp
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Totally uninformed hunch: USA attracted perhaps too much talent? I'm just wondering because here in Germany I find it hard to find a good front-end developer for a small company (full remote with German requirement), and I recently saw
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by egeozcan 3y ago
Are these servers like subreddits, or more like email providers? Is there a "see all, interact with all, no restrictions" lemmy server? Help! :)

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