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2y ago
A piece of software that hasn’t been touched in 5 years, let alone adopted in any professional production environment? Cool…
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2y ago
No… it’s not. But if you know something I don’t the 5 primes will certainly be happy to pay you handsomely for the implementation!
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2y ago
Looks fine, but you can tell the topology isn’t good based on the lack of wireframes.
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Palmer Luckey: Millennial slayer of U.S. defense giants
(latimes.com)
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Because the content hasn’t been filtered. If the adversary attempts to make a post and is prohibited from doing so (or is unable to see their post on a different browser/etc.), they will try harder to make the post “sneaky”. On the oth
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In some sense it’s actually a genius answer to the spam arms race: refuse to participate. This way, the spam is immediately obvious. In the proposed word where sophisticated spam detection algorithms are built, the adversary develops sophis
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2y ago
Indeed. We call them “passport holders”.
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2y ago
I have a friend that incurred massive medical debts in college when their (college-provided) insurance refused to cover services rendered at the (college) hospital. The college then made all sorts of threats like “you won’t be able to gradu
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2y ago
You'll note the genocide of the entire Jewish people was not a part of your list of great travesties (and indeed they are). But the question is not "has the US done everything perfectly ever", it's: "Can you envisio
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2y ago
Yes, the unexpectedly effective brute force solution to the eternal bickering siblings problem : "I don't care who started it, I'm ending it!". Typically invoked immediately after the stronger party commits such a dispr
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2y ago
Controversial to be sure. But I'd challenge down-voters to instead (additionally?) provide a framework of their envisioned "conceivable alternative" new world order which would be more peaceful, just, and better to live in.
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2y ago
Yes, the aggressor would be the one to call out, not the defender.
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Is your goal to support the idea or not? Universal acceptance of a moral perspective throughout history would typically be considered justification to continue accepting that perspective. Unless of course a new angle was provided that calle
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If you ask me the lube just accelerated the problem. The root cause remains that you have a part secured with only a friction fit, in a setting where if that friction fit fails you have a a critical failure of the system. Friction fits can
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2y ago
If you know how the right amount feels, it really does not matter one bit how far off your initial measurement is. You start with an amount too low, and you add more until it feels right. If the amount you start with is 24% too low vs 20% t
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You also don't get consistent results if you assume the type of flour, atmospheric humidity, baking conditions, etc etc. etc. will be the exact same as the recipe author's and simply blindly follow the exact measurements because &
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2y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/brainwashing : brainwashing - noun 1. a forcible indoctrination to induce someone to give up basic political, social, or religious beliefs and attitudes and to
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I see it too. Seems to just be an article they like. Perhaps they condition advertisements on referrers. Edit: I see now it's a video, meaning it's really just a flashy headline that gets you to click and immediately watch though
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2y ago
I'v never experienced that actually working, despite several attempts. Or when it does work, the overhead makes it not worth it.
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2y ago
A CSP can be configured to disallow external stylesheets too. I don't see how that's particularly relevant. But obviously if for some reason a CSP was configured as such, and I had no power to change it, I'd work around it.
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2y ago
Only if you're refusing to consider inline styles. Which is an odd decision to make if we're comparing to Tailwind. That said , I agree that this doesn't work for pseudo selectors, very unfortunately, and I wish it would.
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I actually just downloaded the VS Code extension earlier today as a result of this discussion, perhaps that will change my opinion. Because for me the two flows would be: 1. I find the element I need to style 2. I add/edit the
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Mainly because nobody is a "CSS Dev". If someone's entire job was developing CSS, you might expect that they would be willing to learn one new slightly different way of doing it. But in reality the pushback comes from full st
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> Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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I'd be more willing to give the book the benefit of the doubt if it wasn't so blatant in proposing that the solution he likes is the Really Good Solution that has no downsides besides being "hard to understand". As if th
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This version should have [2019] in the title.
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Picking an example at random: https://github.com/raganwald/javascript-allonge-six/blob/mas... , I'm not sure what the real purpose of the book is... it seems to present overly elaborate ways to implement
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I wonder how the Quality of Life compares between a Phillipina woman living on whatever her pay is compares to the NYC cashier paying $2,000 a month for a small bed behind a sheet in the corner of a shared apartment.
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Mattel launches new, less 'intimidating' version of Scrabble
(cnn.com)
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I provided the script, you assigned the blame. If you were to have asked me instead of asserted at me, I'd have said there is no human blame to be placed. The Word took on human form specifically to fulfill the role of the sinless mart
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