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541.
by lghh 9y ago
Note that they are definitely not songs you've never heard before once you've been listening to it weekly for a year or two. After a while, it started suggesting some of the more popular songs by artists that are near the top of m
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by lghh 9y ago
What do you mean by this?
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by lghh 9y ago
Hope you never get sick and have to call in, your car never breaks down, and you never have a medical emergency!
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by lghh 9y ago
> With the magic of the internet, I work online Which is great for us developers, but not so much for most service industry workers.
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by lghh 9y ago
> And America's love affair with the automobile is a well-known abusive relationship that America will never have the courage to leave. It's pretty much impossible to leave this relationship unless you live in one of the larger
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by lghh 9y ago
Oh boy, this is my topic. My wife is a kindergarten teacher at the same Oklahoma City area 99% poverty school that I went to when I was a kid. She had (school ended this week) 27 kids in her class, most of which require special attention du
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by lghh 9y ago
Why would you consider Code an IDE any more than Atom? And what's off-putting about it being an IDE if it is?
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by lghh 9y ago
I just started trying to pick up Android development in the last few weeks. I'm comfortable with Java from college, but don't really keep up with it or the ecosystem. Should I consider Kotlin for learning the platform with, or are
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by lghh 9y ago
But Kotlin was farrrrrrrrrr from a "most used library". The risk of an unsupported language being used is much, much greater than using an unsupported library. Libraries are non-trivial to remove from your code, but should not be
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by lghh 9y ago
We've been using this while it's in beta for a we app we are working on and it's been a blast. I had not had a ton of experience with CI/CD before this, but I can't imagine it being much easier. It's really hel
551.
by lghh 10y ago
If an area is in the income bracket where the majority of the population would need a library to access the internet, raising taxes in the area is only going to burden that community even more.
552.
by lghh 10y ago
Are you using a low-power computer? It's slower, but I've never really had an issue with it feeling slow in a way that I noticed.
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by lghh 10y ago
They are open source, much easier to extend than Sublime, and, most importantly, are regularly updated. Sublime goes through droughts where its creator is AWOL and when I used it I regularly wondered if each update was the last.
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by lghh 10y ago
Death Metal example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KTK0MbOobQ More riff-y, generally very technical, driving rhythms. Black Metal example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPyOhP1GTRQ More atmospheric, le
555.
by lghh 10y ago
That's not a bad option and I had not considered it. I will try it out, thanks!
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by lghh 10y ago
What about when you ssh into a server?
557.
by lghh 10y ago
I agree that caps lock is an improvement over escape's location. But, if you're like me, you also find it to be an improvement over control's location so you have caps lock mapped to that already so rebinding esc to caps lock
558.
by lghh 10y ago
That's sort of the problem that the article was addressing. By the time things have been built, they are old news to the JS community - or at least those that you see on HN, Medium, blogs, etc. If you mention learning Angular 1 anywher
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by lghh 10y ago
A counter-anecdote: where I grew up, when you start to fight back you end up in the hospital when the kid's friends show up after dark one day. Violence in retribution is not always a great solution.
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by lghh 10y ago
I'd wager, if you somehow could find it, your nostalgic view of the speed of a computer from the 80s would quickly diminish. Especially when you had to deal with more than one file with Notepad.
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by lghh 10y ago
> Yet Atom is still slower and laggier than Notepad running on Windows in 1986. I would love to see something beyond just a void claim of this. Numbers, a video, literally anything. Even though Atom has a completely different use case th
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by lghh 10y ago
> AVG has always been my go-to AV for home Windows users It probably should not be. They have been MITMing your data and selling it to third parties. http://www.wired.co.uk/article/avg-privacy-policy-browser-se...
563.
by lghh 10y ago
I would understand if people from another country did not use my software for fear of an NSA backdoor. It'd suck, but I would not think twice about their decision.
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by lghh 10y ago
Valve also doesn't make Fruit Ninja, but they were just trying to make a point.
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by lghh 10y ago
I can't tell if you're being cheeky or not, but the fact that a marketing person wrote this does not confirm anything. Also, why would it even matter?
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by lghh 10y ago
Most devs that are using C# for their backend.
567.
by lghh 11y ago
Those really are not the same thing at all. Nobody that has any sort of voice says that if you are playing video games you are anti-women/minority/whatever like they were with DnD and Satanism. There are people that say there is d
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by lghh 11y ago
So how many of these higher paying jobs exist? And now who is completing for them? Or are the low paying jobs going to suddenly start paying more? I'd say they have less leverage.
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by lghh 11y ago
I'd practice cooking, read a lot, and do some coursera/udacity/whatever courses, and see my friends and family more. I may work as I do now, but only a day or two a week. That would only be if I got very, very bored though.
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by lghh 11y ago
If I had a decent basic income, I wouldn't be working.

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