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by kinkdr 10y ago
There is no denial that the author had an unpleasant experience, but it is nowhere close to what a real-life sexual assault feels like. If I was the author I would choose different words to describe the experience out of respect of people w
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Started learning Haskell just a couple of weeks ago. My only complaint with the language so far is that I cannot have the same name for a field in two records in the same module. Other than that it is amazing the confidence it gives me; if
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Unfortunately corporate bullying is a new trend seen more and more frequently. We should be very careful in our choice of companies we choose to interact with.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Aside from politics, the hexagon pattern looks nice, but how is he planning to manage traffic at the points of intersection? A 3-way traffic light will create terrible traffic jams.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
You are implying...?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
It is still impressive to see 2.1 released already!
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by kinkdr 10y ago
It is something I am writing, then selecting-all and applying auto-indentation. `onEmailChange` doesn't even have an open or close curly bracket, it is the indentation format that is confusing us. Below is the same code indented by VS.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Ops, you are right. That example was because of the "sane indentation" plugin, that I installed in the hope to get better indentation. Below is an example where plain Atom, without plugins, doesn't get indentation right (noti
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by kinkdr 10y ago
It just isn't able get indentation right. For example, just a random snip out of a random file: let tree = root.render({state: store.getState(), push: store.push}) let rootNode = createElement(tree) let oldRootNode = docume
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I want to like Atom but I find the indentation problems make it unusable for code for me. I really wish the would focus on fixing that before adding more secondary features.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Looks awesome! Can't wait. I wonder what PC specs I need to run these astonishing graphics.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
OK. That was the point that I was trying, and miserably failing, to make. That they should cut resources from all the other, non-core projects, before cutting from Firefox.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
OK, I chose Rust just as an example. We can pick another one, something more obvious like Firefox OS.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
If Mozilla wants to lower their engineering costs, wouldn't it make sense to start cutting back on projects like Rust? Don't get me wrong, Rust is an amazing project and I am happy it exists and grateful for their work on it, but
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I agree, if you ignore classes, prototypes and 'this', js makes for an excellent functional language.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Same here, I have bad experiences with UPS all the time. I have caught them twice manipulating the system and lying to Amazon (they said they attempted delivery although they didn't). For me UPS has been the weakest link in the otherwi
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I was put off by their TextField implementation. Their oversized <input> element doesn't play well with browsers, eg. the browser's auto-complete looks completely out of space.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Will definitely give it a try. Looks really promising, and love the low prices. PS: Your front page has a tiny bit of horizontal scrolling. Have a look at your CSS.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Maybe because Angular material components are much better than material-ui?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
It is more like people wanting to live in that city because it is hip. They moved there although they knew it is privately owned and they had to put up with the owners rules(which includes in spying on them for his own profit). I cannot fee
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Apologies for the shouting, I just wanted to put emphasis on the company. Maybe asterisks would have been more appropriate. I think I didn't put my point across very well, I by no means meant to defend FB. My point was really that prob
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by kinkdr 10y ago
I was not trying to defend FB, but rather suggest that people should use open alternatives, as problems like this will always be there with FB. PS: I just meant to put emphasis on the company , not shout.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Regulation is one solution with a lot of problems. A much better solution is switching to an open alternative.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Lots and lots of people seem to forget: Facebook is an American COMPANY. It is not a utility, it is not a non-profit organization. People choose to use it, and hence they have to put up with their rules. If they don't like it, they sho
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Without specific examples on what your frustrations are, my best guess is that you are just overwhelmed. It was not long ago that I was in a similar situation like you, all these overlapping technologies looked unnecessary and redundant. Ju
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Is it really that easy to create super bacteria? What stops one from using something like this as a weapon?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
> European countries there are laws that force you to do it Got any references for me to lookup? I wasn't aware of any such laws.
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by kinkdr 10y ago
Should we be trying to educate them on merits and benefits on an open source alternative?
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by kinkdr 10y ago
One thing that I don't understand is why all these people that complain about Facebook don't just switch to an open source, distributed Social Network platform. It's not like anybody is forcing them to use FB or that there ar
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by kinkdr 10y ago
That's exactly right and what people complain about. That Dropbox betrayed the trust they(users) were giving to them(Dropbox). I don't necessarily agree with them, but that's the sentiment here. Edit: by the way, regarding op

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