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by lwhi 5y ago
I've never really been comfortable with the idea, as I was raised on the idea that separation of concerns is good thing. I think one of the main appealing aspects is the idea of never having a styling conflict with other components eve
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by lwhi 5y ago
I don't know much about elixir but I'm interested. Are there disadvantages to this process?
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by lwhi 5y ago
Looks like an error (typo) with Varnish .. it's the same on multiple sites. Maybe a good way to work out which versions are being used.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Cheating is always possible .. I guess you need to trust the person you're playing with?!
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by lwhi 5y ago
I think it's fair. I can understand your point, but I think the response of writing a blog post is an example of continued transactionality. I'm not trying to be mean, I'm aiming to be honest.
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by lwhi 5y ago
The author is treating friendship as a transactional exchange. You obtain friends. If you're well connected, you obtain many .. .. however, it's difficult to keep hold of them. --- The issue is friendship and human relations—while
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by lwhi 5y ago
It sounds like the author's solution is to take the web metaphor and create a personal microcosm of that. I don't think this is the solution. I'm a bit disappointed that the essay doesn't take the approach of identifying
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by lwhi 5y ago
I'm still smoking at the moment. I've quit for years and started again. It's the push and pull .. the need and that satiation that I find so satisfying, and to a certain extent it's that rhythm I find ultimately attracti
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by lwhi 5y ago
I came here to say a similar thing to your last point. The author is explaining the drawbacks of UUID as a user experience problem. UUIDs are built for machines. The solution to providing an identifier for humans doesn't need to involv
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by lwhi 5y ago
The central premise of the argument is false. People involved in the insurrection, weren't going against universally agreed moral standards — i.e. the need for democracy. While I don't agree with their motivation or interpretation
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by lwhi 5y ago
Fair enough, but this doesn't have much to do with the article. I don't understand why it's the top comment.
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by lwhi 5y ago
It actually contains good advice. If it's not relevant to you, move on.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I think the problem here is often down to non-technical users defining the solution, rather than the problem (or aim).
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by lwhi 5y ago
I believe it's lack of regulation that is actually at fault here.
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by lwhi 5y ago
If you were going through a tough relationship patch, would you choose to sit in a phone booth to spend 15 mins watching wellness videos?
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by lwhi 5y ago
Can you imagine how this would work in reality. Worker 1: "Where's Jerry?" Worker 2: "Oh, he's in the booth again .." Worker 1: "What a loser .."
737.
by lwhi 5y ago
If you're not well; you shouldn't have to work. This is unacceptable.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Then why not introduce a wellness room that has regular dimensions? Somewhere with comfortable seating and the ability to move around in?
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by lwhi 5y ago
This is so grim. A repurposed phone booth. Reprogramming via 'mental health relaxation videos.
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by lwhi 5y ago
This looks like something I'd have been interested in. How long has it been running? If it's new, perhaps the exam board are a bit behind the times.
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by lwhi 5y ago
The worst scenario is always meltdown.
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by lwhi 5y ago
With nuclear .. that's probably a bit difficult
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by lwhi 5y ago
Yes! We will always make huge mistakes. .. so we need to accept the eventuality that the worst result will eventually occur.
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by lwhi 5y ago
> Being "difficult to understand" is a perspective of an individual observer, not some fundamental property of the thing itself. I disagree. There are inherent qualities associated with systems that happen to be easier to under
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by lwhi 5y ago
There's no good reason for something being difficult to understand. Especially a product that's been designed to be general purpose. You give good reasons for why a certain situation exists in scientific communities, but I see no
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by lwhi 5y ago
Perhaps there is a perverse incentive to not worry about simplifying now, but I think complexity will eventually piss people off enough to either leave the community or develop an alternative. Atlassian's Jira is a good day example of
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by lwhi 5y ago
Soda stream machine .. I love fizzy water.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Phenomenal. The concept, the design and the execution.
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by lwhi 5y ago
No. You're wrong. Inherited guilt makes it sound like it's a grievance someone chooses to wear like a coat. People suffer disadvantages brought by prejudice. You can make that choice, because you don't suffer the same. The fa
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by lwhi 5y ago
You're being downvoted because you are dismissive of something you have no understanding of. I can say that with certainty, because you made the comment.

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