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by krisdol 9y ago
for what it's worth, I was poking fun at the knucklehead I was responding to, because they said this in a branch of the same thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15332975
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by krisdol 9y ago
for what it's worth, I was poking fun at the knucklehead I was responding to, because they said this in a branch of the same thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15332975
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by krisdol 9y ago
So the middle between "pro-slaver" and "anti-slaver" is "anti-slaver". Got it
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by krisdol 9y ago
Is it rude to say whoosh on hn?
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by krisdol 9y ago
cmd+opt+i, select the ad element, delete it. What the website considers "OK" is never a factor as to whether your browser can block an ad.
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by krisdol 9y ago
120 Days of Sodom
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by krisdol 9y ago
Can you rephrase what you said? Whenever I see "SJW" or "virtue signaling" in a post, I immediately stop reading and move on. Those terms are meaningless to those who don't subscribe to the groupthink of a devout cu
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by krisdol 9y ago
I've literally never heard of Arango before reading these comments. That might have something to do with people not using it.
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by krisdol 9y ago
I'd venture a guess that many people who don't like wikileaks now didn't feel that way when wikileaks was exposing the democratic president. Many likely thought and continue to think of Snowden as a hero. I find wikileaks sen
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by krisdol 9y ago
Because any interaction shows engagement.
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by krisdol 9y ago
Have you tried not using atom? Atom is and has been my IDE replacement for almost 3 years now. Things like this make my experience better.
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by krisdol 9y ago
I recently fired up WebStorm and found typing to be slower than atom for most files. I wouldn't open a large file in atom, sure, but it's been getting better in that regard and generally most of my code files are < 400 lines an
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by krisdol 9y ago
> and without Facebook And Atom does it without Microsoft. Seriously though, what kind of comment is that? Facebook develops open source plugins for the atom ecosystem, and somehow that's supposed to be the most important criticism?
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by krisdol 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what's your setup like? Also using Atom for clojure.
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by krisdol 9y ago
I'm unconvinced. I have read a ton of anecdotes and 2nd-hand accounts about this, but I've never seen any experiment or any piece of hard proof that yelp or its representatives hold your rating over your head if you don't sig
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by krisdol 9y ago
But how will the store acquire all my personal information that way?
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by krisdol 9y ago
Bitcoin can still be akin to keeping your life savings in the sock drawer. You still have to take steps to keep your holdings safe from a single point of failure and if you do get breached there's no legal recourse. You have nearly ful
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by krisdol 9y ago
Right. I used to DJ throughout college and tried out a variety of formats. At high amplification, artifacts become apparent. VBR0 and 256kbit MP3s did not hold up, at all. Even smaller speakers and headphones didn't hide some of the co
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by krisdol 9y ago
So then if my application logic catches a thrown exception because I don't want my app to crash every time a server bug is exposed, I should be returning a 200 OK response rather than a 500 Internal Server Error, because the app logic
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by krisdol 9y ago
Looking at current browser market shares on netmarketshare.com (first link that came up via google search) it looks like this version of chrome accounts for 0.07% of traffic this month. Why are you pinned on such an old version? Interesting
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by krisdol 9y ago
Who is attacking the ACLU?
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by krisdol 9y ago
I've completely quit facebook and noticed that I just replaced its usage entirely by reddit. With facebook I usually just saw what my friends were up to; with reddit, I just see a bunch of strangers and recurring figures, and threads w
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by krisdol 9y ago
I never see butts on instagram :/, but I just use it to occasionally share photos I'm proud of, and that's usually the only time I also happen to browse what my friends have posted. I have zero interest in any social/com
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by krisdol 9y ago
Usually two or three times because fuck sites who hijack browser history because I scroll a little too far
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by krisdol 9y ago
Because designing UIs in a universally-understood, well-tooled markup language like HTML is a lot more developer-efficient than [insert-native-C++-library-here]. Electron allows the use of web tech on the front end with as many native or no
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by krisdol 9y ago
I'm guessing a lot of cruft built up on atom as it was iteratively built on top of developing front-end frameworks and transpilers over the years, compared to vscode which came on the scene much later when a lot of this had already set
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by krisdol 9y ago
I'm guessing they are trying to run atom on an embedded android smartwatch OS backported to 2006 hardware? I've never found the argument compelling. My memory is there to be used by apps I use.
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by krisdol 9y ago
This does beat a dead horse. Simple answer: Plugins. It'll be the same answer every time this question is asked, for me. As someone who doesn't see using typescript in the foreseeable future, and doesn't feel impacted by perf
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by krisdol 9y ago
I chose to learn to code because I was 12 and wanted to make games. I suppose a lot of other developers today were introduced to coding via the prospect of game development, and video games were/are heavily marketed toward male custome
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by krisdol 9y ago
Spend more than a quick glance looking at the map then.

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