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mm263
1y ago
Thank you for the link - I'm familiar with the commenting rules. I just don't think that people follow the spirit of those rules.
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1y ago
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mm263
1y ago
Also, I don't seem to be able to login - stuck at "Syncing to this device."
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mm263
1y ago
The link to your blog doesn't seem to work
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mm263
1y ago
Okay, propaganda, sure. Propaganda is a different argument - it compromises the quality of search - and I will happily agree with you. I want to emphasize, that the claim was: using Yandex through Kagi is supporting war criminals. Which war
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mm263
1y ago
Is Yandex directly complicit in war crimes?
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mm263
1y ago
By "Luddite," you mean "resist progress, therefore bad." Progress is not inherently bad. Luddites didn't say it is; this blog post doesn't say it is either. We are currently rushing forward with implementing AI
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mm263
1y ago
We adapted, that's why the pesticide industry is so big. I'm not a great agriculture expert, but from my understanding it's an uphill battle against nature and we are winning for now.
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mm263
1y ago
You are missing the point. The point isn't that the legacy methods of agriculture are unequivocally better. They have their downsides, some of the downsides are pretty severe. The point is that abolishing traditional farming in favour
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1y ago
You are not making an argument you think you are making. We switched from one set of problems to another set of problems that didn't exist before industrial agriculture: soil erosion, pest explosion, entire harvests wiped out by diseas
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1y ago
$600,000 after inflation
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mm263
1y ago
Links?
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mm263
1y ago
Seems overly dramatic
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1y ago
Skill issue on your part
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1y ago
This makes Vlad look much better than the poster thinks. It's ridiculous that the poster is dishing out, but when Vlad offers discussion (not even criticism!) they are like "oh no, I'm just a little nobody getting HARASSED by
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mm263
1y ago
I see this kind of off-hand rage bait comments on every Kagi post and it just grinds my gears so much. If you are going to say something inflammatory, at least elaborate or don’t leave those comments in the first place
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1y ago
I agree that Haidt is a poor champion for the cause. He’s popular because we are seeing something real happening to our kids and Haidt is the only person who is trying to describe whatever’s going on. We agree with the conclusions because
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1y ago
I'd appreciate an in-depth write-up about deficiencies you found in Node and how Erlang fixes them
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2y ago
I mean, if I'm having fun and I'm productive, why do I have to justify my setup? But if I would, I'd say that VSCode didn't support all of the Vim functionality, so I started using NeoVim and to avoid managing multiple t
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2y ago
> it still baffles me how bad the alternatives still are Kagi
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2y ago
Long time Swish user - I think it's pretty good, unlike other solutions I tried
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2y ago
> It's OK to realize that the path you're on doesn't fit you and isn't going to make you happy, and to chose to get off that path and pick another one that will fit you better. Really! It's OK! Up to a certain ag
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2y ago
The same Raivo that was sold to some shady dev who proceeded to delete all of the OTPs that I had in the app? https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1d3zqvv/raivo_auth...
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2y ago
How is this tool different from https://quip.com/ ? I don't see any features that set it aside except "Conclude" button.
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2y ago
After reading the author's article and the emails, the only thing I'm convinced is that the author has an axe to grind and Vlad comes off as entirely normal and reasonable.
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2y ago
Most of the examples are web dev, but some are from iOS and Android.
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2y ago
> To me thos reads less like a social media issue and more like she's depressed With social media, it’s hard to gauge what’s the chicken and what’s the egg in this issue. Is she on social media because she is depressed and the brain
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3y ago
This article doesn't really help me choose and based on the title I expected it would. I don't think OP made a "hype" driven decision, but this is certainly one of the most popular modern stacks and what I would like to
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3y ago
Is the assumption here that Tailwind classes are somehow not A11Y compliant? That's false, you can both use Tailwind and make website fully accessible, reader-compatible.
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3y ago
What's the use case, in your opinion, for an average user to inspect the footer? Or any element on that website for that purpose?
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