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7y ago
For me, this context sounds like "damaged, but in a minor way which forced them to leave the battle/exercise/war/whatever and go land"
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7y ago
Is this really the best solution? I feel like this only feeds the "conspiracy" more. In my view, it's always better to let people spread their (false) views, and just make factual information easily available to counter them
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7y ago
In my experience, this is a pie in the sky dream - orchestrating dropdown loading and lazy loading becomes challegning. Dependencies between inputs become impossible (if this field is filled [or set to value x], show this section of the fo
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7y ago
For me, "agile" has always been about constantly trying new ways of doing things, keeping the ones that work and culling the ones that don't, fast. It's a process that changes as your team changes, as your goals change,
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7y ago
While I agree that Google is more powerful, remember that even if you or your friends don't use Facebook, many of the sites you visit do - so unless you've got pimped out tracking protection (which as a HN user you probably do, bu
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7y ago
I've had some ideas that have relied on scraping data from sources that don't provide an open API (and server-render their sites), and the scraping part has been a bit of a barrier - gotta say I'm amazed how easy it was using
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7y ago
I think that's fine though. Extremists exist to help the rest of us work out which shade of grey looks right to us.
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7y ago
I used a bit of serverless Javascript (Firebase functions) in a previous startup, and it actually worked really nicely for small self-contained tasks - saving files to S3, triggering customer emails, triggering notifications or webhooks in
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7y ago
Amazon is surely big and rich, but do they really exert the same psychological/social power on you? You don't read your news on Amazon, you don't send messages to your closest friends on amazon, you don't go down reading
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7y ago
I think particularly in the US, there is certainly a link between race rights and socio-economic class, but I think to that end ,improving access to education and helping lift those in the least-privileged socio-economic class out of povert
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7y ago
The way I read the docs though, it sounded like you could generate code from a sequence diagram - generating a diagram from code isn't that new or unique (albeit, still a handy feature!)
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7y ago
> I would add that firearm homicides in the states are at a multi-decade low right now Have you a good source for that? I seem to find lots of unclear sources. I found a source that they are down from their peak in 1993 (this source was
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7y ago
Perhaps OP feels that the specific strategy Mozilla employee for helping diversity is ineffective; in the same manner that refusing to donate to ineffective anti-poverty charities, is not the same as supporting poverty. Edit: rather than tr
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7y ago
In fairness though, a lot of Alex Jones's detractors probably have never _actually_ watched him though, aside from selected clips from their media outlet of choice (likely bashing him); so I think having him on something somewhat mains
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7y ago
But even then, "Set negative x values to 0" would be a more informative header than repetition of just one part of the statement
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7y ago
Both your clauses seem to contradict one another
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7y ago
I've been writing Typescript with React for quite a while now and these are my feelings so far: - Typescript type system is pretty awesome, and allows the expression of some things really elegantly; in particular, string literal types
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7y ago
Sort of OT, but I can never seem to get the text-only npr.org to work for articles on HN, it just redirects me back to the text site homepage... Are only a subset of articles available on it?
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7y ago
OT: but does anyone else see OP's post as posted 1min after his responder's?
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8y ago
Slightly OT, but has anyone else no idea where to find the techcrunch targeted-advertising opt out?! I've gone through like 4 menus now and can't actually find the opt out; talk about dark patterns...
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8y ago
I've been toying with a similar idea for Europe, cool to see there are others. Looks pretty nice for a first iteration. UI needs a little more tidying and some images (e.g. the festival lineup image on https://festivalhunt.