lamplovin

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by lamplovin 3y ago
It's like a real life adaptation of the book, Goldfinch
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by lamplovin 3y ago
bit of revisionist history going on here if they think that those products weren't sleek enough or stylish from the start. It was the functionality that people got used to, but those products were always relatively stylish enough to no
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by lamplovin 4y ago
You get the full experience reading that story if you have deadmau5's the veldt playing in the background as well
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by lamplovin 4y ago
The headline makes it feel like you're going to go into the dependency struggles of JavaScript tools, which you do, but not until the end of the article after mentioning struggles with database dependencies and operating system depende
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by lamplovin 4y ago
I think the author should invest in learning the keyboard shortcuts and search more often. They’re great and allow me to move around slack with ease. Also reminders for things you don’t want to think about at the moment work well too The no
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by lamplovin 5y ago
I'm not an expert or even novice on military weapons or defenses, so this response might just be Hollywood talking, but couldn't taking the planes out of the sky allow for a clearer shot of any deflection missiles/anti-air mi
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by lamplovin 5y ago
The comments so far seem pretty negative, but for a pause of (what the article says) of 15 minutes I'd say that sounds like a pretty good call on the FAA's part for what reads like a moment of uncertainty with the risk of being wr
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by lamplovin 5y ago
Not related to the content of the blog post, but I love the feature that enlarges the picture when you mouseover the picture. Such a nice feature!
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by lamplovin 5y ago
I agree with you on language syntax choices, but as far as the articles examples are concerned it seemed like the "clever" solutions to them were more about OO architecture choices via abstraction for example. In which case, if it
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by lamplovin 5y ago
Why would it be a problem to write code in a way that's easily understood by others reading it? If your code is so complicated that a little bit of documentation can't explain it or at least help get people started then you'r
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by lamplovin 5y ago
So they also accept payments in Bitcoin, and that's also a way to hedge against a 'Black Swan Event' ?
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Apple releases privacy labels for their apps(apple.com)
2 points by lamplovin 6y ago|1 comments
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by lamplovin 7y ago
I don't have a dog in the font fight/discussion, but I'd just like to say that websites for fonts are some of the coolest websites visually.