nathias

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151.
by nathias 3y ago
well, I have 2x the capacity of guys in office with the same hours...
152.
by nathias 3y ago
personally I can do about 2x-4x of the work remotely compared to working in office
153.
by nathias 3y ago
Complexity in software is bad, things can be bad and necessary. It's bad in itself, but sometimes it can provide new functionality...
154.
by nathias 3y ago
can't imagine a worse fate than being 'aligned' with my subconscious
155.
by nathias 3y ago
feature suggestion: start with some components and generate what fits with them
156.
by nathias 3y ago
yes it's like coming back to cable, completely infested with ads
157.
by nathias 3y ago
woa, so many people are still using google for search?
158.
by nathias 3y ago
It isn't just in Germany, its getting warmer around Alps and the conditions for pines are deteriorating... our whole forest of pines was destroyed by bark beetles a few years ago, now it is regrowing as a mixed forrest because pines ju
159.
by nathias 3y ago
if you don't like their UX you make your own, ff is the only browser that actually lets you customize
160.
by nathias 3y ago
Google always stood for selling adds, there are no surprises in them wanting to cash in on their monopolies.
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by nathias 3y ago
I am currently in a process of rewriting the most monstrous frontend I've ever seen, it's written in Lit and web components. I don't recommend them to anyone, they are a relic and have failed to achieve their purpose, as now
162.
by nathias 3y ago
'What is the robbing of a bank compared to the founding of a bank?'
163.
by nathias 3y ago
what if the SEC was the real criminals all along?
164.
by nathias 3y ago
there was lots of us, but far far too few to make a difference
165.
by nathias 3y ago
> academy is the big exception sweet innocence
166.
by nathias 3y ago
The fight was already lost, we must now fight the consequences of our defeat. Every year google squeezes its hold and introduces new chrome 'features' to serve its purposes. Platform capitalism seems to have come to a new stage, c
167.
by nathias 3y ago
thats why we need to go back to irc with eggdrops
168.
by nathias 3y ago
I hate TypeScript so much it's unreal. A MS trojan horse to try and own the full stack, I hope you'll all be happy when we won't be able to use any of our tools without complying to corporate linguistic standards and watching
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Ggtag: Data-over-Sound Is Back(twitter.com)
19 points by nathias 3y ago|0 comments
170.
by nathias 3y ago
because we don't like tyranny
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by nathias 3y ago
we don't really think in terms of OOP, OOP is an abstraction and systematization of inheritance, which we do use to think sometimes, but as its abstracted it becomes untennable to use ... there are relations between things that can be
172.
by nathias 3y ago
OOP was a mistake rooted in platonism
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by nathias 3y ago
Generally I don't want ways to communicate with businesses that leave no trace and resolve them of all accountability.
174.
by nathias 3y ago
I think people forgot what legitimization means a few generations ago...
175.
by nathias 3y ago
seeing seniors making mistakes, warning them, being ignored and then being proven right contributed the most
176.
by nathias 3y ago
It's more philosophical but Mumford's Technics and Civilization is really good, you should at least read the part about the invention of the clock that serves as the prototype for the relation between man and important technology.
177.
by nathias 3y ago
cheer up, we will be the last to die
178.
by nathias 3y ago
a great work has many conditions, and takes a lifetime dedication from early on
179.
by nathias 3y ago
> We all want to live in present moment, don't we? not at all
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by nathias 3y ago
someone who knows what he's doing did the optimizations, this thing is smoooth, kudos

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