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by holler 6y ago
what if there’s no moderation? I mean, what if moderation is part of the problem..
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by holler 6y ago
lol... close call, I hate both.
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by holler 6y ago
that has to be one of the worst features I've ever encountered.. truly despicable
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by holler 6y ago
where do you go for serious political discussion?
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by holler 6y ago
you could replace that with pretty much any major publication...
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by holler 6y ago
wtf! that's insane! now I'm curious to look up other oss projects I use :)
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by holler 6y ago
I firmly believe it's coming.. There's no way people are going to keep going along with it into summer, especially if the number of cases isn't growing or feels distant.
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by holler 6y ago
for things like loading state with ember we use a library called ember-concurrency that uses the generator approach. It's very nice! Example you can create some "task" (promise-like), then in a template you have automatic acc
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by holler 6y ago
> Convention over configuration is one of the worst ideas ever in software in my opinion. When I first started working with ember many years ago, I felt the same way. But now after working on many ember apps, I feel the opposite. The &qu
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by holler 6y ago
> I can look at the imports and see immediately where everything in play in that file came from. I'm confused, ember uses standard js imports as well so what's the difference?
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by holler 6y ago
This is an excellent writeup. Something that sticks out to me is that the Ember code feels much more readable than React with hooks. The "future" component at the bottom using inline glimmer templates with @use is especially excit
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by holler 6y ago
I'm really still not sold on contact-tracing at all. What good does it do for me to find out that 10 people I crossed paths with today had covid? If a sizable number of people end up getting it etc, these apps are only going to serve t
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by holler 6y ago
because I want to watch the Crew Dragon launch on May 27 still... CEO being in jail might not be the best optics
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by holler 6y ago
Very interesting read! Thank you. What is the point of all this? Why go through the trouble to obfuscate a mundane http request/response versus spending that effort ensuring the api is properly secured, and data model architected in an
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by holler 6y ago
Just started using playwright for automated browser e2e tests and so far it seems very promising. I have run into a few issues where e.g. clicking buttons more than once, but have had to punt on it for the moment. Coming from webdriver&#x2F
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by holler 6y ago
If we're asserting he's a druggie due to cannabis use, then all of America and the world are druggies from ethanol use.
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by holler 6y ago
CEO of America :laugh:
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by holler 6y ago
> but he has a considerable chance of success... Wait a second, by all measures this billionaire is _already_ successful, no? How could anyone claim the contrary?
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by holler 6y ago
> voter fraud doesn't scale. That's the most rational argument I've heard and one that is easy to parse even for someone skeptical of Government doing anything competently.
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by holler 6y ago
1987: "Vote-by-mail becomes permanent, with the majority of Oregon's counties making use of it." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vote-by-mail_in_Oregon 1987: The last time a Republican was Governor of Oreg
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by holler 6y ago
haha, where I live they did announce that bars are now allowed to do take-out drink orders! how fancy
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by holler 6y ago
I miss many things, but by far the biggest is being able to go the gym. Working out is one of the key ways I stay sane, especially after working behind a computer screen day-in day-out. I miss going swimming (only pool around here is at the
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by holler 6y ago
hasn't it been shown that vitamin-D deficiency has been shown as an aggravating factor in case mortality with covid? It's not a big extrapolation then to suggest places with warm sunshine would tend to have better outcomes.
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by holler 6y ago
https://www.kuow.org/stories/it-s-easy-to-commit-election-fr...
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by holler 6y ago
I understand what you're saying, but why not just mail people the ballot information ahead of time without actually casting votes? Let them pencil it in and bring it with them?
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by holler 6y ago
> Folks will have time to research other choices at home. How does this have any relationship whatsoever to the way in which the vote is cast? People can already research to their hearts content without mail-in-voting.
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by holler 6y ago
Yikes. How are they determining if a resident moved away from CA? What about if they're dead? What about if they're voting for another relative, friend, or neighbor that isn't paying attention? It seems that without voter ID,
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by holler 6y ago
Personally I think this is a fundamental problem with matrix and why it will always only appeal to a certain segment of users. For those users, namely tech/security enthusiasts, it is appealing due to its federated architecture, privac
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by holler 6y ago
> You're not going to create a facebook alternative Bullshit. People need to stop treating facebook and others as if they’re impossible to compete against. Dream big and build it. Will it be hard? You bet. Impossible? Nope. And I ce
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by holler 6y ago
what modern features does python 3 lack compared to phoenix/elixir?

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