imbnwa

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1. 661.▲
   by imbnwa 4y ago

   My limited experience still has me questioning what most PO/PM types are doing all day.
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   by imbnwa 4y ago

   I'm surprised there's little discussion of how it affects people who aren't legal minors
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   by imbnwa 5y ago

   "In San Francisco, Alan Byard, a licensed police officer who works for private clients under a program dating to the Gold Rush, said he has seen a big increase in interest in his services." Pinkertons?
4. 664.▲
   by imbnwa 5y ago

   That's one of the greatest albums of the 00s, should be on people's Top 50 if not Top 25
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   by imbnwa 5y ago

   Indo-European no longer doin it for ya, huh?
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   by imbnwa 5y ago

   >“Even if it’s a false information,”Helgason argues, “the fact that it aligns with your ideology will make you want to share it without any hesitation.” >“We discovered from our findings that our capability for imagination influences
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   by imbnwa 5y ago

   Wasn't Campion's Power of the Dog an Oscar-rated Netflix film? I agree overall however, Apple is competing with the legacy content monsters the right way. Severance was great art, Slow Horses is compelling, Foundation had its issu
8. 668.▲
   by imbnwa 5y ago

   Oh, Amazon remade Utopia stateside and it was just rubbish next to the BBC series
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   by imbnwa 5y ago

   Station Eleven was great
10. 670.▲
    by imbnwa 5y ago

    I was actually more uncomfortable with The Batman’s 3-hour runtime than I was The Irishman’s.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Netflix needs to get on the Garth Ennis train and make a Crossed series, maybe Pride and Joy mini series
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    BBC gets this right, only as many episodes as necessary.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    You can always wrap XHR with the success/error semantics you prefer with a Promise, or even, if you want to optimize, your own thenable interface.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Async/Await covers the 80% of use cases for async logic in JS. Most people aren't really using promises as multicast references. They don't call `then` in one place, hang on to the promise reference, then call `then` again so
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    No translation without transformation
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Same for me, coc.nvim community is rock solid whereas native LSP requires more configuration and is much less reliable version-to-version
17. 677.▲
    by imbnwa 5y ago

    No, he's saying Americans should not be committed to fight for Ukraine.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Anyone who ever actually read Foucault would instantly realize he wasn't a Marxist because he thought it failed to sufficiently describe why the way we produce truth and knowledge shift historically, which more often than not tends to
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    No, let's escalate with the state with more nuclear missiles than the United States. Freedom first, that's what most important.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Don't forget the majority of comments in this very popular and reasonable thread [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28087309&p=2
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    TikTok also figures out your racial identification and political orientation if you let either actively or passively
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Are film critics losing sync with the average person who actually goes outta their way to rate movies on IMDB?
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Flamebait with little depth is flamebait
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Reginald Braithwaite had some really great responses to the move away from OOP as well: [0] http://raganwald.com/2016/07/16/why-are-mixins-considered-ha... [1] http://raganwald.com/2016/07&
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Man, they story of JavaScript namespacing: from Window globals to IIFEs to UMD/CJS/AMD to CJS to CJS/ESM.
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    I don't understand how this comment isn't the end of this ridiculous, quasi-classist meme that gets repeated ad nauseam on this board
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    >I am not personally familiar with the way France is structured, but I have been told that the cities are where the wealthy live, and the suburbs are where the not-wealthy live. I hear Italy is the same way. Source: Gomorrah
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    "people like to blame white people for all of societies ills" is also low-effort
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Note to self: a bunch of pretty 20-somethings can't save your script if the audience is given little reason to care about anyone on screen. Netflix and Amazon keep trying to manufacture their own cash cow, Game-of-Thrones level show bu
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    by imbnwa 5y ago

    Just don't get any of those names wrong on that list