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by hsn915 4y ago
No wasted space. More colorful. More buttons. It was more pleasant to look at and provided more useful functionality on the UI. The modern trend of wasting space and erasing colors is really bad. The only new feature I like is the "tab
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> I don’t mind a UI refresh, it’s going to be just like the gmail refresh everyone hated it and now we’re all fine with it. We are not fine with it. It really sucks. It's just out of our hands. To this day I hate the gmail interface
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Is it? Substack was made with paywall in mind from day one. The difference is that the writer decides.
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Nope. Hashnode is about the same level as Medium in terms of community / culture.
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Wazero: The zero dependency WebAssembly runtime for Go developers(wazero.io)
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by hsn915 4y ago
> Have you ever written a simple web app? Pull values from a db and present them somehow? Yes I have. A lot.
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You're basically saying the average developer is grossly incompetent. Which I don't necessarily object to, but it's important to be aware that this is what you are saying, even though you are not using the exact phrase "
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This notion that frameworks save you time is just ridicluous. Unless the framework is doing something really complicated and difficult (like, say, a 3D game engine such as the Unreal Engine), chances are it's costing you time and eff
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> Every sufficiently complex framework-free application contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of a framework. This is simply false. On the other hand, every sufficiently complex framework-depen
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I should also add that people who advocate for simplicity primarily do so because they want to solve bigger / more complicated problems, but the complexity level gets in their way. People who don't see the existing solutions as ov
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> Why does this happen I wrote up my hypothesis here: https://hasen.substack.com/i/52275953/why-the-situation-pers... Basically, programmers love complexity. If they can't solve real problems, they will cr
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You're yet again talking about a completely different topic. "Incarceration rate".
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by hsn915 4y ago
This is a compeltely different topic now. You're talking about people who were dragged into the US when they were children by their parents. We were just talking about whether the US is particularly stringent when it comes to border in
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Which way? That's how every country on earth operates. You are not a citizen of a country just because your parents dragged you there when you were young. In fact, the US is almost the only place on earth that grants birth-right citize
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This doesn't sound normal. Your other comment mentions something critical: > I got thrown on something like this almost a decade ago when I fought alongside the YPG, a US backed Kurdish militia that fought against literal ISIS. DHS&
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It's a reflection of the linux ecosystem because it's imbued with the linux mentality. Just throw things together (that were all designed and built separately) and convince yourself it will form a coherent whole.
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Really? Since when? I'm not a US citizen, and I've been to the US a few times. The security measures are about the same level as Japan. The "worst" thing that happened to me lately on an airport was an officer talked to
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by hsn915 4y ago
Vultr. I program in Go so I get a self-contained executable file at the end of the day that I just upload to the server. So whatever "Heroku" provides is completely irrelevant to me.
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What productive activity do you find yourself naturally gravitating towards? More concretely, when you're by yourself and without external pressure, what activity do you find yourself pursuing most? Examples: writing, learning a langua
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There's no alternative. All the alternatives are actually worse in terms of "greed" or whatever. Apple is the only one putting out quality hardware and software. Actually even the software is somewhat suspect but it's
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by hsn915 4y ago
Near where I live, there's a kindergarten, and playground where my daughter would often play in. About a year or so ago, an undetonated missile was discovered. It was one of the many bombs dropped on residential areas during firebombin
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by hsn915 4y ago
That's exactly how I program my APIs. The urls even look like '/rpc/FuncName' The backend language I work with is Go, so there are "two" problems that need to be solved for this to work: - Resolving functi
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by hsn915 4y ago
It's worse. "Aliens have the same taste in things as me". With the implications being something like "Aliens are super intelligent" and "I am super intelligent". IAmVerySmart vibes
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She was happier than all modern women.
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by hsn915 4y ago
No need to reproduce. Let natural selection take its course.
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by hsn915 4y ago
It seems that's what you're hoping I'd agree to. It's not the man's job to help with child rearing. It's the exact opposite: it's the woman's job to take care of the house so her man can go out there
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You don't understand that extent to which you are projecting your prejudices.
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Did she commit suicide after the 4th kid because it was too much on her? That should answer the silly question. She's not a character from a novel written by a modern day feminist about how hard and traumatic life is in a Middle Easter
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I consider your question/objection offensive. Consider that your projections don't apply to people from a 100 years ago.
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Does she sound to you like a modern woman?

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