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The API looked pretty normal to me...
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I'm pretty sure your comment misunderstands the original comment, and even if it didn't, it is rather aggressive. Why are web-technologies suddenly inferior to native technologies? Maybe I want my playlist to be accessible through
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Surely the solution couldn't be lifting up impoverished students instead of pulling those who succeed down? As an Asian, this pisses me off. If you work hard and get high test scores, you should be rewarded.
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I think it can actually be very productive if you engage with the article and take notes. Example: I read the following article over the course of 2 days. While I was reading it, I had VSCode open and was taking notes in Markdown. While thi
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Are any people in agreement with me that Cloudflare's emphasis on neutrality is actually a bad thing? I see several comments admiring how Cloudflare is willing to serve alt-right/nationalist/racist content in the name of avoi
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Python is uniquely ill-suited for dependency management compared to many other languages. For some reason dependencies are installed into the interpreter itself (I know what I just said is very imprecise/inaccurate but I think it gets
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Oh, so the idea is that buying back stock is effectively just transferring money to investors? I guess that explains why I was confused by the parent comment. I still do believe that giving money directly to social/governmental program
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The linked article seems to provide statistics indicating that it's not working. So I believe #2.
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There's nothing to memorize here, or there shouldn't be, because "filter" is a standard array function in JS that I imagine most JS developers have encountered. Knowing how "filter" works is valuable because no
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7y ago
>It's a fan subreddit, you need to be a supporter. A fan subreddit might be ok, a subreddit that actively perpetuates violence and extremely large amounts of lies/false information is not ok. It would be ok if The_Donald was ju
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For me, the crux of the matter is that people use Antifa to claim that both the left and the right engage in equal amounts of violence or that both are equally morally bad/good. I was pointing out that this isn't the case since An
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Example: The_Donald, Reddit's Trump supporter forum bans any speech that is critical of Trump.
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By equating "milkshake throwing" with the violence of the alt-right (using guns to murder tens/hundreds of innocent civilians) you portray both sides as equal when one side has clearly done something that is much more morally
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Are you proposing that we just never improve the language?
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I think there's too much backlash against big tech companies. Yes FAANG companies have occasionally done bad things, but they contribute immense value. Gmail, Google Maps, Android, Amazon, AWS, etc. have provided immense value to billi
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7y ago
Scraping all the posts from a Facebook group.
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7y ago
Has anyone else found Puppeteer to be very slow? I was using it to scrape a webpage and found it to be much slower than Selenium.
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What is this statistic supposed to prove? I would expect there to be more deaths from non-Teslas because non-Teslas make up a majority of the market and furthermore not every person with a Tesla uses autopilot and even those who do use auto
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I don't see why the "zen of Python" shouldn't be applied to its tools too. Tools are part of the developer experience and few/none of the statements/guidelines in the zen of Python are exclusive to Python the p
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I never felt like there was only one way to do something in Python. Every Stack Overflow question has a multitude of answers ranging from imperative to functional style and with various benefits and drawbacks. Python is one of the least &qu
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What is the difference between exclusive podcasts and making a website that only runs on Safari? In both scenarios it is a company giving their product an artificial advantage. There's no technical reason that a website should only run
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Why is modern JS (TS especially) not a "real programming language". I have never once been bitten by == vs === or the crazy automatic type conversions people use to demonstrate that JS is not a "real" programming languag
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Why will going to the moon make it harder to improve people's standard of living in India? I wasn't aware that it was such a zero-sum game.
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It's interesting to see the pro-Apple bias on Hackernews, if some other company tried to avoid integrating with existing standards, thus hurting interoperability I bet HN would throw a fit.
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This approach doesn't remove boilerplate, the initial version is 8 lines, the final version is 6 lines. Except the final version has a lot of code hidden in helper methods, making it impossible to understand at first glance without rea
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I don't think their consent is an outlier. Most users are somewhat ok with selling their data in exchange for free services. I mean I use Gmail, Google Search, Google Maps, etc. etc. knowing they hoover up my data because, in the end,
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What does this have to do with Web Components? Even if you used Web Components you would still need to write bindings for each framework.
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Not sure how the parent comment is hostile. They aren't critiquing the system itself, they are critiquing its method of distribution. As such, this comment: >But given all this hostility, have you downloaded it, and have you tried i
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The kid uses "wood and condemned laptop batteries to construct a moving excavator and a dump truck." That's pretty impressive to me, and something worth talking about. I am not sure why you assumed this is a post by a "w
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That assumption is false. Things like racism aren't motivated by rational arguments, so they cannot be cured through a rational tool, like free speech. Racism stems from fear, hate, and deeply embedded cultural tools. You can't &q
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