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by matchbok 7y ago
Raw: being in or nearly in the natural state : not processed or purified. So, cutting and treating them with water, salt, and oil is not raw....
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by matchbok 7y ago
iOS version planned? I'd love to chip in.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Great work, however I think RN will always remain a tool for experiments and toys. I now had to migrate two RN projects to native because of the many issues we encountered. The promise of "write JS, deploy anywhere easily" will ne
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by matchbok 7y ago
Good luck! I still don't understand the need for these chat apps, tbh. Perhaps I'm just old fashioned, heh. So I need a new app for my already-bloated slack app just to book travel? It also takes longer, is hard to search and reta
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by matchbok 7y ago
Do phones exist?
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by matchbok 7y ago
Project Veritas is not news. Everything they have ever "reported" on is trash.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Project Veritas is nonsense. Nothing they have ever reported has been factual. Good on them for removing it.
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by matchbok 7y ago
The complaints about subsidies are so tired. Try harder.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Eh, what? That is never true, at least in my case. Right click functionality is never good, context menus are useless, text selection, dialogs, etc. The whole point of electron is to avoid those native things.
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by matchbok 7y ago
No. It's a mess.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Crazy. I can't stand the software. Experiment for slack fans: Start talking about something in a channel with ~20 people. Then ask a friend to ask another question in the same channel. What happens? A mess. You now have 2 conversatio
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by matchbok 7y ago
You keep spamming about poverty in this thread. That is 100% irrelevant and an obvious distraction. Do better.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Widening roads will not fix the problem. There is still a fixed number of road capacity in urban cores, which will inevitably lead to huge problems. Highway-widening is short-sighted.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Every airport in the US I've been to...
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by matchbok 7y ago
Agreed... especially in React Native. You quickly run into a wall for some more advanced things because of how it's designed. (Mostly imperative actions/animations, etc)
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by matchbok 7y ago
https://snapkit.io/ Makes life easy.
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by matchbok 7y ago
I know how to use them just fine, thanks. Anything that cannot be viewed/compared in version control or tested easily is trash. You cannot easily collaborate on complex IB or storyboards.
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by matchbok 7y ago
So, not a free market. Ok!
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by matchbok 7y ago
More evidence that iOS really just needs a declarative UI format. Storyboards/IB are trash and doing it programmatically is fine, but slow and error-prone.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Cool experiment. Really shows how poorly conceived/verbose Auto Layout is. The first thing I do in any iOS project is add some sort of wrapper around all that constraint nonsense.
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by matchbok 7y ago
My rule lately for junk/bad food: I only eat it if I take the time to make it myself. Works pretty well!
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by matchbok 7y ago
Please explain how the free market will pay for a cancer treatment to a poor person.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Old apartments in hip neighborhoods usually rent for less than brand-new ones. At least that's what I found. The luxury -> affordable saying is super simplified, yes. But brand-new "cheap" housing will certainly never exis
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by matchbok 7y ago
Agreed, it is complex. I'd argue, though, that older apartments in nice neighborhood usually rent for less than brand-new ones.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Agreed! We need laws to limit speculation.
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by matchbok 7y ago
> “Who are we building for? What income brackets can afford these units being put up in Vancouver?” asks Andy Yan, director of The City Program at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. That is such the wrong question to ask. We live in a
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by matchbok 7y ago
Be better.
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by matchbok 7y ago
The initial comment was about the misguided idea that cities are filled with "elites" who are trying to "protect" our jobs. That is nonsense and not supported by any evidence whatsoever.
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by matchbok 7y ago
And the problem is?
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by matchbok 7y ago
The best ones with the brightest students? I don't see an issue here.

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