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by mirthflat83 6y ago
This argument applies more to Angular 2 and them bundling rxjs with it. Learning React was a very pleasant experience
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Thank god for GDPR. Shame on me for thinking that this kind of regulation was dumb
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
You are a legend
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Doctors are “only fixing things” only because people are presenting with broken bodies. There is already a huge shift towards preventative medicine. But no one goes to see their doctor when they’re asymptomatic with their unhealthy life cho
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Superb to hear that you are having maximally delightful experiences with this minimally opinionated solution-solving productive platform.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
He was obviously joking.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
> Even 14% worldwide is significant enough for me to ask for regulation Lmao.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
It is very funny to see tile and prepear on the list. Can their intentions be any more clearer?
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
He addresses that on his footnote.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Yes. I don’t want to press the “no” button for a 100 times.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Ah 4chan, the app that every average user would like to install
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Please give me examples of apps I’m missing out on as an average consumer because I’m all for missing out on malwares
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
It's the "best case scenario" for developers and Epic, but not for me as a customer. I vastly prefer the iPhone model where I can go to a single place to download all the apps that I need with a single payment method. I don&#
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
It’s not a theory, it’s a fact
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
A PR campaign geared towards kids... which is quite embarrassing
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Yes. I remember when I first tried Chrome. It launched within 10 seconds while Firefox 3? 4?, my default browser back then, took almost half a minute to launch. It was fast.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
> I could imagine having Google Play, the Epic store, the Blizzard store, and Steam on my phone if that were necessary. This sounds like an absolute nightmare.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
That is what Apple should do then; allow people to install Android on their devices
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
I'm seeing this same exact wording on multiple comments. Are these bots from Epic? Or are people at HN really this obtuse to even realize that OP is talking about Epic's long term goals?
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Just like how you see the "sales price" on Amazon and Walmart? Ok.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Sums up the general Android population
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
You seriously think Epic will magically cut down the price of their fake digital items by 30% once Apple gives them up? No, they're going to go straight into their pocket.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Lmao
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
When push comes to shove Apple should just let people install Android on iPhones
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Sorry, I've got better things to do.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
You have no clue what you’re talking about. Research more before claiming that they count for course credit
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
Saving money? You know Harvard doesn’t charge by the number of credits you take, right? Also, community college credits are generally not counted towards graduation. Why do you think they do that?
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
During highschool, you mean.
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
All courses offered at community colleges
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by mirthflat83 6y ago
> I'd drop out for the next year. Take some community college courses Harvard students have better things to do other than taking community college courses... it is absolutely a waste of time to take classes that are a joke.

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