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by gitpusher 4y ago
Looks great. Although it could really use a "tt" ligature. Just look at the names "Scott" and "Letteri" and you'll see what I mean
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by gitpusher 4y ago
This person's blog is very interesting. Thank you for sharing!
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by gitpusher 5y ago
RIP to one of my favorite YouTube comment formats: > "<dislike number> of people <something funny related to the video>"
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by gitpusher 5y ago
Bezos in that spacesuit and cowboy hat ...completely made my morning LOL.
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by gitpusher 5y ago
To be reinstated... > when conditions permit > if conditions allow So. What exactly are these "conditions"?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
ENHANCE!!
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Very cool! Heads up that I've been stuck on "Generating Head. (1/2)" for >10 minutes now. Should I restart the app + try again?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
The whole concept of having "open" and "closed" Battle.net was genius. If you want to hack, be our guest! (But you can only play with other hackers.) That experience of trying to mod my character was – I'm fairly ce
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by gitpusher 6y ago
The author does a good job of summarizing the relevant aspects of fetching data in a modern web-app. However, by NO means should all of this be handled by one "data-fetching library" - as he suggests.
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by gitpusher 6y ago
IIRC, the WhatsApp founders had an agreement with Zuckerberg to keep WhatsApp ad-free. I'm not sure whether that agreement was written, or merely verbal. Nevertheless, Zuck appeared to honor that agreement for a time. But of course, al
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by gitpusher 6y ago
I think the article was useful and worth keeping up. (However it seems that the author himself unpublished the article from his Substack.) All of the visceral reactions to the article are... very revealing. It's an opinion piece, and y
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Sounds like you need to merge more often.
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by gitpusher 6y ago
What a shocker!
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by gitpusher 6y ago
So what exactly was this "Biden story" that he wanted to publish?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Why are web notifications even a thing?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
> Apple does this too This doesn't sound familiar. What case(s) are you referring to?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Sure, she likely exaggerated things for narrative effect. I sympathize with those who are enslaved to their devices. It's an addiction, and it often correlates with mental health issues. Such people need help and guidance – not sarcast
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by gitpusher 6y ago
There are real problems here. But I can't see past the author's terrible personal habits that magnify every single one of them. Nobody forced them to: - start their day by reviewing COVID numbers - allow push-notifications from &q
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Wow, this hit close to home. It's refreshing to know that this happens to other people as well!
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Interesting. I shot the night sky recently with my Sony a6300 and a cheap Sigma 19mm wide-angle lens. After reading this article, I reviewed some of those photos. I don't see any examples of the star "punching" effect, but th
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Does Apple actually claim that its "rules are [en]forced evenly w/o exception", or is it merely implied by their (carefully crafted) public statements?
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by gitpusher 6y ago
It's because they follow the doctrine of "mobile app as a walled garden". Presumably you will engage more over time if you're using the app (because you can't leave it as easily.) I'm not sure how effective it
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by gitpusher 6y ago
I was hoping he would discuss Github as a whole, as implied by the headline. Instead he complains about the Trending feature. I did not even know there was a Trending feature, and I've been using Github since 2012.
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by gitpusher 6y ago
Ah, the life of an early adopter!
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by gitpusher 7y ago
> communities with controversy aren't necessarily 'unhealthy' I recommend you explore the concept of "agonism" – which claims that (certain forms of) conflict and disagreement are essential components of a health
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by gitpusher 7y ago
There are some interesting ideas in this article, but it's nearly all speculation.
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by gitpusher 7y ago
TL;DR - Advertising was always the primary business model, even in the print age.
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by gitpusher 7y ago
They seem to have a flawed core assumption – that everyone is hell-bent on maximizing their personal wealth. In other words, every person will dedicate their entire intellect toward the goal of making money. This doesn't really match
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by gitpusher 7y ago
Former Apple + TestFlight employee here (3 years at TF + 2 at App Store post-acquisition) Apple is very territorial about developer tools. They do allow certain businesses (like Fastlane) to operate in this space (a tacit acknowledgement th
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by gitpusher 7y ago
The former version is more specific and therefore accurate.

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