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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   At the very least make them separate functions
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   You ain't lyin https://www.npmjs.com/package/eventemitter2 https://www.npmjs.com/package/eventemitter3 https://www.npmjs.com/package/eventemitter4 https://www
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   I've read that the decline of DVD sales are the precise reason for much of the monoculture in feature releases since you could re-coup much of the budget of e.g. rom-coms, which were plentiful in the 90s and 00s.
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   The Last of Us Part I & II are better than most feature releases in the 2010s. I'm sure there are other games on that level as well.
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   I strictly run Teams, Slack, Discord, and Spotify in pinned browser tabs
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Atom and XUL were the children of 00s pre-occupation with complete extensability in a package. Think Foobar2000 might be the last app standing.
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   >In my experience, the more that the artists care about how much currency they are going to reap from a work, the less likely it is to be compelling or have any kind of long term emotional value. The problem I'm pointing out isn&#x2
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   >You are coming from a position that you only value expressing yourself into an artefact if that artefact can be “the best” (whatever that means), who is the nihilist again? That's not how I read their post. Children do not produce
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   Don't gotta worry about Marx's critique of alienation if we don't need you to do anything
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Arc is the best innovation in browser UI yet
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Also a misunderstanding of the youth social media trend: TikTok is the evolution of SnapChat, not Twitter/Facebook.
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    >it's not a foregone conclusion that what the world wants is to be mindlessly entertained by the algorithm of a faceless corporation Not foregone, but not likely to be supplated by high effort individual curation. Another plus of Ti
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    So sorta like the Soviet Bloc countries during the Cold War?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Don't remind me
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Partly think that's why there was some dismay at Deno's decision to tunnel packages from NPM, a contingent of folk who wanted a reset on the JS ecosystem and (lack of?) culture
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    From the article: "People depicted in the portraits were upper-class, say curators." They are literally pointing out that these are portraits of aristocrats, whom it is very well-known would likely be of non-Egyptian, if not mixed
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Somewhere in Hell, Nietzsche is laughing his ass off at the contemporary socio-political landscape. Everything he had to say about 'Nihilism' (which is quite the opposite of 'lack of belief in anything') and 'The La
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    > Reddit also seems to be going down the path of irrelevancy. The content is increasingly mediocre and hivemind-ish. If you're just looking at the 'popular front page', sure, but there's a reason people now search Red
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    People really underestimate what it takes to preserve writing
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This is cool, though its a shame how reduced Safari's extension interface is. Arc appears to take this to the next level and makes all tabs, spaces, windows, notes, easels, web search, and commands available to the command palette shor
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Isn't it still nonetheless better to arrive at that category of common classes as an outcome of 'component-first' co-location? These two needs don't seem mutually exclusive.
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    ff·Works if you're on macOS[0] [0] https://www.ffworks.net/
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    I had this problem massively with the English-speaking parts of 1899
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Big mistake I made in my 20s that ended up wasting 12 - 13 years of lifetime
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    This seems like an argument no Chinese software on American devices, what makes the difference?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Can someone downvoting explain how this is not an implication or were people thinking this parent wasn't criticizing grandparent?
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    >1. Shaping and manipulating minds. Eg, show healthy, educational, intellectual content to Chinese users, and unhealthy, addictive, emotional, short-attention-span-inducing content in US and foreign markets (already happening [1]). You m
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    I dunno about all this. This seems like a move motivated by tech industries to make China pay for the data like everybody else instead of having their own personal data vacuum. If the problem was privacy, there would be reform legislation c
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    Apologies, I had too strong an emotional reaction
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    by imbnwa 4y ago

    >To regard Nietzsche as a self-help author, writing primarily for himself, helps to put his least convincing idea – eternal recurrence – into perspective. This is the idea that we will live our lives again and again, ad infinitum. For an