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> Fame and wealth are zero-sum. For some to be wealthy, powerful and famous, others must be poor, obedient and disregarded. Is this accurate? My understanding of wealth might be simplistic or reductive, but I have equated it to two neigh
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I just checked again (on mobile). It does show the sign-in prompt (was just less obtrusive on desktop). It doesn't show app prompts or cookie prompts.
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7y ago
Related to an HN article from earlier this week: you might consider trying the Brave browser. With it, I didn't experience any of that.
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7y ago
A BAT plugin for FF sounds like a brilliant way for Brave to build a broader community of users.
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7y ago
I haven’t done it, but based on the configs I saw when setting up Brave, I believe that is an option as well.
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I had the opposite take on the same product decisions. As a long-time Chrome user, I have a set of useful extensions that have become a part of my daily browsing experience. I found converting to Brave an easy transition since everything I’
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The backing services factor doesn't mean that you should expect to be able to hot-swap database types. Rather, it means you should be able to "dependency inject" a compatible database into your app. Say your app is designed t
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7y ago
A lot of folks run into exactly those issues when they try to make fast multiplayer/multi-user. It’s less useful out of the context of the presentation, but maybe this could help with your project: https://www.slideshare.net
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I’d be interested in seeing an equivalent side-by-side image based on occupancy data. For instance, cars in the US average only 1.7 people per vehicle: https://m.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-average-vehicle-occupancy...
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I agree with you but I’d phrase it differently. Perhaps that neither monitoring nor sms is “sexy,” but that you could reasonably hack together a monitoring MVP over a weekend but not a telephony MVP. There’s a natural barrier from the under
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7y ago
Ping me on Twitter (@hunterloftis) if you have questions while working on your project. The community around WC/LitElement is small relative to Vue/React but amazingly responsive.
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I know. And I wouldn't drop 11% of my paycheck in a single month on a yearlong membership to anything. “The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. He ea
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I've enjoyed Web Components; using LitElement (a WC subclass) feels like writing React with native browser APIs. Working with the browser instead of hacking around it.
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> If you buy an item at Costco, you can absolutely bet it’s going to be the highest quality item in whatever category you’re shopping. > prepare to taste an $8 bottle of wine that puts every $100 bottle you’ve ever tasted to shame. Ar
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An unmarried minimum-wage worker working 40 hours/week will net about $1,085/month, so $60 would consume 11% of their biweekly paycheck. I don't know about you, but dropping 11% of my paycheck on a membership card would certa
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I was a front-end developer during the AS2 -> AS3 -> Flex era. These days, I've been messing with Web Components (via LitElement) and the similarities with Flex/MXML are uncanny.
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I had the very same experience and also sold my house because of it. The previous owners had sold it to me without disclosing the issue, but for the same reason (we disclosed it to our buyers). The part of the article that resonated with me
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For others who might be interested, the lowest starting salary listed is Montanta ($31,418), highest is DC ($55,209). Scaled up from 10 months to 12 months of work, that's $37,702 and $66,251, respectively. The median household income
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I'm curious how the author's definition of "presentation software" might differ from mine: > from a stand-alone PC application that saves files to a file share into a new collaboration-first web application. (I would
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My wife and I were recently searching for a new car. One of the model's reviewers dinged it for using "dated" physical dash controls instead of the present fad of a single large touchscreen. We entered that into the "pos
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After trying Charlotte, SF, and Seattle on for size, I’ve learned the same about myself. I work remotely for an SF-based company from Greensboro, NC: population 300k, with a highly walkable downtown. Bought a townhouse in the heart of every
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> Some of the violations pointed out here are pretty dumb. How much does not labeling balloons as choking hazards actually threaten safety? Of course, that reflects a tolerance of rule-breaking and law-breaking that reflects poorly on A
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You can certainly operate directly on pixel arrays as well. When the original example here is changed to operate on .Pix instead of using .At(), it runs about 2x faster: https://github.com/nicolashahn/diffimg-go/pu
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JS to Golang; Abundant concurrency in Go
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Renamed Types in Go
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Useful Constructors in Go
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Awaiting.js: fluent async workflows for modern JavaScript
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Awaiting.js: the hero async/await deserves
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Nobody wants junior engineers (or: get "senior" in your title as soon as possible): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccxrFmIEAmQ
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Promises are terrible; start using them (Nodevember)
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