johnmaguire2013

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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Dark modes don't need to be implemented horribly.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
It's been around since at least 2012.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I happen to be on a 1.5 Mbps connection at the moment, and "about a second" sounds wonderful. The demo apps I opened took closer to 30-60 seconds to load.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I think you and the parent are arguing the same thing... you're just coming to a different conclusion (whether this means that thinking rate is fixed or not.) > You can argue that your thinking rate hasn't changed, you've
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
The comment you're responding to isn't implying they are. It's implying a larger issue: that claims are often made by cryptocurrency proponents without any evidence to back them.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
> I follow a lot of these folks on Twitter and the majority of what they post are their findings on the bajillionth strain of whatever malware is in vogue at the moment. Anyone in particular you recommend following?
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Committed – A commit message linter optionally supporting conventional commits(github.com)
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
That's fair, I just thought we were talking about UX here. > that's more actively hostile to being used
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Furthermore, semver states: > MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes,[0] A build-time change isn't an API change, at least in my understanding. [0] https://semver.org/
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Yeahhh, I understand the frustration of a breaking change to the build system, but I don't understand the vitriol at the maintainers. Ultimately, projects upgrade/move. If you are dependent, that's something you need to dea
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
What's wrong with Stack Overflow? Genuinely curious.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
IMO, the points are valid but the post is extremely long-winded.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
You mention nearly limitless options but fail to mention one. Can you give some examples?
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I typically have good experiences as well, but sometimes I know of an alternative that's very popular - when I go to check the "Competition" section it's almost always missing.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Sorry, I'm pointing out that you and the other commenter are both just speculating: "but is it really not possible that...?" I don't really understand what argument you're trying to make.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
> There's a lot of benefit to finding someone that teaches you both what to do and how to do it, and is also better informed and more competent than most fitness trainers. The good ones will also walk you through a basic physiology
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
And yet Apple is the world's most valuable company.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
These are fair points, and touches on what I was getting at, even if you arrive at a different conclusion - W3C is a standards body, but implementation is up to clients. Why do you expect Firefox to go Chromium-based? It seems a large part
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I think this was one of the goals of Asahi also - to document the process of porting Linux to the new arch.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
On the other hand, I spent a year ramping up my bicycling, and then went on a 7-day trip spanning 535 miles. I did some serious damage to my knees because while my main cycling muscles had the strength for the trip, some of my stabilizing m
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
If it truly becomes an issue, W3C will simply cease to be relevant and a new group will take its place.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
> That's a perfectly reasonable take especially on the federal/state separation which was novel, but is it really not possible there was some back-rationalisation going on? Isn't this true of your own original post?
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
In practice, automating around 90% of it is enough. This does explain why it didn't work for you though.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Maybe the issue is what you consider a "clear error message"? A clear error message should not necessarily clearly explain what the issue is - a clear error message should clearly explain how to solve the issue, or at least poin
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I use physlock[0] which locks all of the ttys. I've had no issues. [1] https://github.com/muennich/physlock
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
> In addition this completely ignores that if you spend the same amount of time testing your testing per release drops when you increase the number of deployments. No, you just automate your testing.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I see no contradiction.
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I'd love to see someone create a Flash-like IDE for Javascript. ActionScript 3 was originally based off of ECMAscript if I remember correctly, so they're quite similar. What's missing from the web scene is probably mostly an
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
Wow, this is exactly what I need. I've recently been thinking a lot about how much less likely I am to purchase a product if I map its cost back to my hours worked. Thanks for this!
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by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
> And even if they wanted to hire some smart engineers to do the job for them, we all know that engineers tend to swing on the other opposite of the ideological spectrum. Those who have built systems for escaping REAL authoritarian censo

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