morbicer

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by morbicer 2y ago
For one, the author of the blog you posted claims there are no proofs of brain-body mismatch where there's ample research confirming this. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230954-600-transgen... > It is
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by morbicer 2y ago
a) HN is more than 1 person. People will have various opinions b) NPM is a repo for open source. Garbage can be easily inspected. I have no issues with packages I am using. Decompiling APKs is not something I am keen to do c) 20 testers won
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by morbicer 2y ago
Exactly this. Unless your product is components (e.g. you are in a team building UI kit) it's better to have unit tests for util functions and integration/e2e tests in Playwright or Cypress. We try to avoid logic directly in compo
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by morbicer 2y ago
Bruno is simple & no bullshit https://www.usebruno.com/
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by morbicer 2y ago
As far as I know googling isn't illegal. As someone working in security I search for all kind of things. Doesn't mean I am doing them.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Yeah, that's beefy. Although if it's available to websites as a browser api it can allow for some interesting applications. I guess that's unlikely, but perhaps at least to plugins? Open-web me screams no but tinkering me say
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by morbicer 2y ago
Yeah I once helped with Salesforce integration and then I was summoned for every subsequent feature. Having zero Salesforce experience I was fumbling around heavily but still got things done, which I can't say about a certified SF cont
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by morbicer 2y ago
Psychopath? Perhaps a stretch. Soulless? Absolutely. Probably not just VP but whole department if no one raised the voice and said guys, maybe people won't vibe with this.
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by morbicer 2y ago
I am not doing anything remotely controversial or illegal but I sometimes wonder what's the best provider if you are somehow "at odds with Western powers". In this case it was probably opsec failure with the recovery address
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by morbicer 2y ago
Have you seen Threads? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090163/ I think the irradiation of soil everywhere would mean a total collapse of agriculture. Maybe some tribes in Papua-Ginea would survive but I am pretty su
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by morbicer 2y ago
Ignoring hundreds years of history is moving goalposts. Greetings from a country that almost overnight gained 5% of population from Ukraine (very welcomed by me). Ethnic tensions brought some of Europe's worst atrocities, not prosperit
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by morbicer 2y ago
Maybe in your dreams. Few counter points: - Austria-Hungaria was a multi ethnic, multi religious, multinational entity - Similar Holy Roman Empire before - House of Habsburgs at some point ruled parts of middle Europe, some Netherlands and
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by morbicer 2y ago
Wow the tenderloin sandwich is amazing! In Czechia it's kinda traditional that if a family have some longer travel ahead of them that they will prepare pork schnitzels with pickles in a bun or bread. The meme is kids going on a field t
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by morbicer 2y ago
I feel the colonial resentments and I am not a yeehaa proponent of flags. But let's be honest: will the translation of the page be in idiomatic Nigerian French? It's mostly likely going to be French French. I am not that offended
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by morbicer 2y ago
Well aktschually... you can then say it originates somewhere in India or rather Pontic-Caspian steppe. The Italian version of Vulgar Latin is called Italian. Being pedantic is not practical for the UX of locale dropdowns. There are issues w
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by morbicer 2y ago
I really hate how much the word privilege is brought everywhere by modern US left but I have to say: "Your comment reeks of privilege"
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by morbicer 2y ago
How do they call the language they speak? French? You know where the language originates and why is it called French? I kinda understand some of the arguments and sensitivities and some examples on the website are dumb but it's also du
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by morbicer 2y ago
Some nice things (layers, has, scopes) but pleeeasee finally give us the <selectmenu> after 30 years of kludgy pain
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by morbicer 2y ago
That sounds like a lot of hassle. It used to be Linux that you had to tinker with but nowadays you can find distros that are easier to setup (Zorin). I installed it for my parents and they like it more than new version of Windows. I have so
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by morbicer 2y ago
Exactly. Companies relying on architects making all decisions and providing detailed specs are doomed. Architects in general often sucks. Empower any rank to create designs and make technological decisions. They will grow. If you can't
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by morbicer 2y ago
It gives you at least some basic security. Nothing can get executed on S3, there is no lateral move. If you are using your own servers for user uploads you have to do a damn good job of quarantining them.
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by morbicer 2y ago
React class components from 2014 literally work without much changes (bar 2-3 APIs like componentWillMount & componentWillReceiveProps). No one forces you to use the new stuff. Every non-dead project is evolving and is adding new things
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by morbicer 2y ago
> efficiently for every interaction with a user Well, that's the catch. If you are building marketing web _sites_, then maybe. I made my first website in 1999. But sites never entertained me much, I preferred building apps. I'v
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by morbicer 2y ago
Nonsense. Case in point: Nordstream 2. Something that USA heavily opposed and EU pushed through anyway. But Putin doesn't want to be a partner, he wants to be a tzar at the cost of anything. USA has its own imperial goals but it's
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by morbicer 2y ago
West is not destroying Russia. Russia is destroying itself by larping as an insane imperium. They could have been a strong Europe's partner with all their natural resources. Instead Russia is behaving like a toddler with a gun. Europe
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by morbicer 2y ago
Finally support for Custom Elements
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by morbicer 3y ago
Douglas Engelbart - inspired by LSD to invent computer mouse Steve Jobs stated LSD was “one of the two or three most important things I ever did in my life” Francis Crick saw the double helix of DNA on LSD Kary Banks Mullis, the biochemist
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by morbicer 3y ago
Thanks a lot for the list! I will see what's available in my country since I am not from USA but cursory search looks promising.
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by morbicer 3y ago
What bourbon would you recommend? I enjoyed Scottish, Irish and Japanese whisky but never had any memorable bourbon. I admit I only had the low end (?) stuff like Four Roses, Wild Turkey, Jim Beam or Maker's Mark. Maker's was prob
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by morbicer 3y ago
I bet Albert is spinning at the speed approaching the speed of light. Not sure what he would hate more, Salesforce or someone profiting from his face. I know I would rather be printed on toilet paper, loyalty free.

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