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by gwn7 4y ago
What makes you think that all the censored stuff is about hate speech, misinformation and threats of violence? To think that you must be either very naive or benefiting from that political agenda yourself. There are hundreds of records of c
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by gwn7 4y ago
Ok, fair point. So let's not say that "Twitter has a free speech problem". But let's also not say that "Twitter has limitations on free speech" because it feels like a misleading euphemism. Free speech is not a
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by gwn7 4y ago
> If one believes Twitter has a free speech problem Twitter HAS a free speech problem. This is not controversial. Now you may not agree that Twitter SHOULD allow free speech, but you can not deny that censorship exists on Twitter and it
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by gwn7 4y ago
Indeed they should set the bar but it is irrelevant to my point. The point is that you can't make a generalized statement about a brand and base it only to a single anecdote about a single machine it manufactured. Mistakes and problems
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by gwn7 4y ago
It is extremely funny that people are able to come to conclusions like this from just 2 data points. "Macbooks seem to be the only viable option these days", because I had bad experiences with two non-Macbook computers. To be fa
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by gwn7 5y ago
Fasulye | Hipster Developer | Full time / Interns | Onsite or Remote | Istanbul | $40K - $120K Hello nerds! We are a couple of friends who recently founded a research & development & trading company mostly focused on crypto. We
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by gwn7 5y ago
Fasulye | Hipster Developer | Full time / Interns | Onsite | Istanbul | $60K - $120K Hello nerds! We are a couple of friends who recently founded a research & development & trading company mostly focused on crypto. We are alrea
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by gwn7 5y ago
Thank you for your comments. I'll be reflecting on them. > I also think you're being a little disengenuous Busted. Yes, I am actually. Honestly I'm doing that as I'm trying hard not to trigger people. (a lot of people
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by gwn7 5y ago
I'm not pro nor anti vaccine; I don't really care personally and I really don't like to be involved with this kind of conversations anymore but I just want to leave a single question here I think that everyone should think ab
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NFT marketplaces aren’t private at all(macwright.com)
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by gwn7 5y ago
> The biggest drawback to CSS Modules is the lack of design system utilities. There is nothing preventing anybody from using design systems with CSS Modules. The author makes it sound like you need stuff like Tailwind in order to leverag
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by gwn7 5y ago
I personally think that it is not obsolete. I just happen to not prefer it.
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> It just makes CSS easier in one particular aspect, at the expense of others. Like pretty much all tools. I agree, but what sets PostCSS apart from other tools is its forward compatibility. Which is a reason to opt for it for many peopl
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by gwn7 5y ago
> With a little bit of transpiling down from the latest features, you can now write pure vanilla html/css/js that would have required a dozen different libraries and frameworks back in the day. This, IMO, is what we should cont
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by gwn7 5y ago
Good for the author, as I imagine that it must've been a great educational experience for them, but I don't really see how this would help anybody in the real world. Seems like it reflects a very subjective way that the author wan
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by gwn7 5y ago
Yes, I guess mine was more of a theoretical supposition. It was actually just an observation. Yet a moment later I wasn't really talking about that anymore, but making a more general statement regarding the exercise of debate. Thank yo
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by gwn7 5y ago
> "you assume" in this context is short for "you assume in your argument" or "your argument assumes" and it still looks valid An argument doesn't assume, but it states. Assumption is something people do
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by gwn7 5y ago
In my world saying that "something may be something for other people" doesn't equal to "personally assuming that something is something". But I understand where you come from. For me the thinking & debating exer
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by gwn7 5y ago
> Why do you assume programming langauges with female coded names are because the creator is viewing it as a girlfriend? I am not assuming that. I was just comparing it to the situation with cars. > Not all creators are heterosexual m
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by gwn7 5y ago
Off topic: Is it just me or are there any others who find naming programming languages with women's names a bit weird? Julia, Janet, Eve... I understand the guy referring to his car as his "girlfriend" and give it a women&#x2
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by gwn7 5y ago
Location: Paris Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Python, Node, React, React Native, D3, Postgres, advanced SQL, Linux, Containers, Microservices, Serverless, WebRTC, Ethereum, Cosmos Résumé/CV: http:&#x2F
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by gwn7 5y ago
Location: Paris Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Python, Node, React, React Native, D3, Postgres, advanced SQL, Linux, Containers, Microservices, Serverless, WebRTC, Ethereum, Cosmos Résumé/CV: http:&#x2F
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by gwn7 5y ago
Location: Paris Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Python, Node, React, React Native, D3, Postgres, advanced SQL, Linux, Containers, Microservices, Serverless, WebRTC, Ethereum, Cosmos Résumé/CV: http:&#x2F
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by gwn7 5y ago
Please see my latest relevant comment about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27171906 The reason I call touch typing the proper technique is that it does very good in terms of both wpm, accuracy, comfort, teachabi
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by gwn7 5y ago
Yes, your "content" includes an ad hominem and a straw man. And still you are choosing not to answer my questions to clarify your points, but trying to taunt me. Obviously because you don't have an answer. You are not very sm
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by gwn7 5y ago
Thank you for the clarification. > If you're already fast and accurate enough, you don't need to switch to touch typing. I agree.
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by gwn7 5y ago
The OP was referring to "home-row touch-typing" as simply "touch typing", as nearly everybody does, so I didn't feel the need to clarify. I don't see how pedanticism helps here.
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It's funny. Do you realize that your comment has no content? You speak like a politician. You're just attacking without really saying anything. Maybe answer: - What makes you call this an "obsession"? There's just a
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by gwn7 5y ago
Thank you for your detailed answers, I appreciate them. > Sure, but I don't agree that touch typing is "the" technique and that it's impossible that someone else has come up with a better one independently. Touch typi
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by gwn7 5y ago
You are the exception, you know that right? There will always be outliers. What we should care about is what the technique can do for the majority of the people. But since you are an interesting exception, I'm curious of your take actu

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