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by floppiplopp 6y ago
A car salesman who talks the public into investing huge budgets into a mass transportation system that will never efficiently work and is basically a huge was of taxpayer money? Why would Elongated Muskrat do that, I wonder?
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
A matter of taste, but I really enjoy vuejs state management with vuex.
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
It would be interesting to see what role the lead from leaded fuel plays in this. Boomers in industrialized countries really got the whole load of it.
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
Oh no. facepalm Another: What are the laws of thermodynamics... Every couple of years people will fall for this particular scam. Listen, you can never ever do this in any way that is even close to efficient, especially in arid regions, be
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
Removing funds from the OTF in combination with the EARN-IT act, and lately the LEAD act, will probably leave the US and the partly the world in shambles when it comes to security and privacy online. It seems like the current adminstration
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
Elon Musk is short for Elongated Muskrat.
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by floppiplopp 6y ago
I'd agree there won't be a revolution as we've seen in other countries in the past decade or so. But I wouldn't put away some points so lightly. We're seeing signs of foreign interference in US politics that fit the
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
"The best democracy money can buy!" -Larry Ellison https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/02/20/oracle_trump_google...
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
Good UX requires empathy. Your feelings are the understandable result of this, i.e. the lack thereof in products. In general, decision makers hardly care, even if they say they do. A good UX is expensive. Results are extremely difficult to
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
Being rich has nothing to do with intelligence. It is a matter of luck, luck to be born in the right family, in the right country, at the right time, luck to have the right connections, and luck to have a lot of starting capital.
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
SAP is a test suite to determine the resilience of a company against the highest form of software bullshittery. If a company actually survives a SAP rollout, it's pretty solidly positioned. The downside is, those tests cost a shitload
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
Honestly, this article is a disgusting sales pitch for AI snake oil, using child abuse as a marketing ploy. Everything triggers my bullshit detectors. Even the comments below the article read all the same, like this is some amateur PR stunt
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
Both create more problems than they solve, both essentially break the advantages of css. What bothers me about css-in-js, it does not have a single advantage over vanilla css. Every challenge it supposedly solves is a real world non-issue i
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by floppiplopp 7y ago
People are definitely making packages, just to make packages and look good, and do other things good, too, I guess. Just to mention the triumvirate of awful that exist, in this case is-even, is-odd, is-number: That's at least trying ha