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   by foreigner 12y ago

   Maybe you could work around this by adding a single class: "explicit". If that class is present it resets all the tacit css back to default.
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   by foreigner 12y ago

   The key to self-driving cars is to realize that they don't have to be perfect - they just have to be better than us. It's not that the AI driver so good - it's that human drivers are SO BAD! I agree with you that AI is a pi
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   by foreigner 12y ago

   There's plenty of apps that work that way.
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   by foreigner 12y ago

   I use this app on Android. It's awesome. My only criticism is it's ad-supported. I would gladly pay lots of money for am ad-free version of this app.
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   by foreigner 13y ago

   The elephant in the room is performance. They can't help mentioning "perceived performance" but conveniently haven't gotten around to explaining that in detail. In my experience browser performance is a struggle, and i
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   by foreigner 13y ago

   Exactly right. When you first start using Git "stash" is a revelation, but over time you use it less and less. A good rule of thumb is "When in doubt, commit.". And embrace "rebase".
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   by foreigner 13y ago

   ... or just use NodeJS instead.
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   Beware techies talking gobbledegook(ft.com)

   27 points by foreigner 13y ago|51 comments
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   by foreigner 13y ago

   Disappointing. The problem is important but I was expecting the author to purpose some sort of solution. Instead the article just... ended.