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by kjsthree 6y ago
I imagine a sea of furrowed brows aimed at those showing up to conferences wearing a Hacktoberfest shirt.
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by kjsthree 6y ago
Agreed, somehow bots are able to jump the queue but there’s no description of how or why that’s possible. Why would the bot transaction be given higher priority than the submitted transaction?
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by kjsthree 6y ago
Definitely do whatever you want with your land but thought I’d throw in my two cents on moles. I gave up worrying about them after learning about all the good they do (aerating, eating grubs that turn into beetles that do harm my garden, et
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by kjsthree 6y ago
3—5 calls per year seems great. I don’t feel detached. Or maybe I am and that’s how I like it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Still love my mom though. Will call her in a bit.
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by kjsthree 6y ago
This! I very much want to hear about how you get your bandwidth.
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by kjsthree 6y ago
Manjaro takes the edge off Arch. After having tended my Arch garden for a year or so (very grateful for all the learning) I’m happy with the balance of some handholding without losing the AUR.
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by kjsthree 7y ago
I’m just glad there are diesel mechanics contributing on HN.
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by kjsthree 7y ago
Writing by default is logically followed by stderr? I just don’t follow. Asking a program for info and then getting that info on stderr seems really bizarre to me. Is this some historical UNIXism?
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by kjsthree 7y ago
> Like curl but unlike httpie, headers are written on stderr instead of stdout. What’s the thinking here? If I ask for the headers, wouldn’t I want that on stdout?
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by kjsthree 7y ago
> ...chatter within the community made it clear that many organizations were chomping at the bit to start implementing as soon as the IETF... It’s “champing at the bit”, not “chomping at the bit” /internet pedantry Fantastic article
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by kjsthree 7y ago
> Software is the only industry where you are asked to build systems that have never been built before but that are more complex than anything ever built in the history of "mature industries" I have a feeling that some SpaceX e
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by kjsthree 7y ago
As someone else who knows nothing about how layout engines work, kudos to this response. I understand time and attention don’t scale well and I hope you don’t get overwhelmed but this kind of attitude in open source is the greatest.
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by kjsthree 8y ago
> Unlike Sketch, Figma runs in the browser which means you can use it on Windows and Mac And Linux. And BSDs. And Plan9? And Haiku? Probably ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Arch user here and so appreciative that Figma exists.
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by kjsthree 8y ago
^ nailed it
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by kjsthree 8y ago
^ THIS! I don’t see how the situation is in any way more complicated. Real-world analogies can get pretty squirrelly but it would be quite literally like the following. Man standing on the sidewalk outside a store yells into the store at t
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Bing starts serving AMP pages as Google prepares to reduce its control(arstechnica.com)
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by kjsthree 8y ago
Yes, a screen’s HDMI can go to USB-C… with a dongle. Am I guaranteed the upstairs conference room will have one? Nope, better pack the dongle. USB drives, USB headphone/mic adapter, the list goes on and on. I’m not saying it has to bo
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by kjsthree 8y ago
Same here. At least for the moment I’m happily running Arch on an X1. Not that there aren’t tradeoffs but man, Apple has been killing me the last few years. I can’t do the dongle life.
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by kjsthree 8y ago
This looks great! Extra kudos for it working on mobile (iOS 11 anyway). I’m usually checking HN on my phone and these things rarely work there.
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by kjsthree 9y ago
It’s a good example because that’s what they’re saying. With GitHub you’re not limited to editing through the web UI. With Figma you are. Something like Figma backed by data you control would be fine.
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by kjsthree 9y ago
Or maybe "given an area of land rich in minerals… yada yada …grow a silicon ingot… yada yada …now you have a virtual DOM webapp. Congratulations, you now have the 'fullstack' merit badge!"
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by kjsthree 9y ago
Yes I am. But I am a small minority.
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by kjsthree 9y ago
Exactly! I have yet to see a solid walkthrough of how my situation is made worse because of an explicit patent grant. I believe the fear of a grant revocation also revoking the BSD copyright license has been thoroughly settled. If tha
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by kjsthree 9y ago
Yes, you're absolutely correct. So the takeaway would be not to bring software patent litigation to Facebook's door flippantly. A thing I'm absolutely in favor of. I can't believe I'm defending Facebook though. A co
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by kjsthree 9y ago
I'm not assuming they don't have any patents on React but I also have zero intention of wielding software patents so it's not something I'm concerned with. You're correct though that if one does have aims to sue F
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by kjsthree 9y ago
> As part of the patent grant, you’d have to stop using Facebook open source upon claiming patent infringement. IANAL but I don't believe this is correct. If I'm using React and I decide to sue Facebook for infringing some othe
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by kjsthree 9y ago
The Brave browser has a great reader mode.
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by kjsthree 9y ago
Let go and let god. :D
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by kjsthree 9y ago
You can handle es6+ with the harmony flag but if you're already using Babel is there any reason to use Uglify over Babili? I believe Babili generates minified/mangled output directly from the Babel AST which would be way more perf
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by kjsthree 10y ago
Reasons/links as to why no Telegram? Honestly curious.

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