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by nawgszy 9y ago
>1 is one thing, 2 represents 2 things, 3 represents 3 things and so on I follow you thus far. >Then I have to remember that 2 + 2 = 4, and 3 + 2 = 5 No you don't. You have to remember that 1 + 1 = 2; 2 + 1 = 3; ...; 9 + 1 = 10;
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>what do you mean by sustainability Biological life existed for 5 orders of magnitude longer than civilization without the sort of devastating consequence civilization has wrought. The cut off is civilization suggesting that it is no mor
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>it is not good enough for me Well, I am curious: what makes other browsers better for you? The other day I posed this question in a thread, and the main answer was "a good feeling inside". Then the news that Mozilla forces you
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>But everyone comfortably ignores the fact that the dev tools built into Chromium and Chrome are the same I comfortably ignore it from ignorance and not convenience for my position, so feel free to help change my mind here. Looking at an
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>to other browser which are as good and better than Chrome In which ways? I use Chrome because I'm used to it by now, and it doesn't seem to be lacking for features or extensions. I say this as a full stack engineer who spends
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by nawgszy 9y ago
"The Market is a perfect construct that certainly has never employed unscrupulous tactics in order to undercut the masses and pad the pockets of the privileged few" - people who make arguments like this
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>which they haven't used lately Then why does it matter? What was going to bring them back? Notifications you try to lure them in with just drive them away, after all.
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by nawgszy 9y ago
My god, usatoday.com is one of the worst websites I've ever been on. The autoplaying video ad going over the title photo was bad enough, but then it followed me down the screen. Not only that, but the layout of the actual article/
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by nawgszy 9y ago
Accepting my claim I've been watching for 1 year, when I got into it was slightly more popular than it is now, and during the middle of that time it did hit a very high peak [0]. >Given the absolute minimal user flow needed to watch
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by nawgszy 9y ago
It's a YT Icon that displays under live streams. The problem is, at least specifically in CS:GO, one of the companies who signed an exclusivity deal with YT loves to air reruns; this leads to YT recommending me to watch CS:GO that is L
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I am confused about your purpose in this comment. >Who watches twitch? This is easy enough to answer; gamers / game enthusiasts. But then you confound it by asking: >Why be exclusive when everyone knows youtube? I don't real
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I live in San Jose. I'll say this much: I appreciate that you tried to release 1080p60, but I am yet to see it succeed. I was watching the "Clash for Cash" between Virtus.Pro and Astralis the other day (Friday?), and it was i
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I think it's very important for Twitch to do this, and I think they need to do it more, to be honest. Let me tell you a story. I am a big Counter-Strike: Global Offensive fan. I play a bit, but I vastly prefer to watch professional pla
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by nawgszy 9y ago
Yes, because I agreed with you that it was perhaps a poor time for a colloquial usage of "dropped" considering that, in the context, it was fairly likely to be interpreted as my counter-example, or your initial interpretation. I&#
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I think he means "dropped" as in "the rapper dropped his mixtape today", not as in "the service provider dropped their service due to lack of profitability".
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>which although inevitable it does not mean it should be erased from history by something else Why do you think it's inevitable, if not exactly because it is to be erased by something else?
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by nawgszy 9y ago
Why would it give you RSI? I'm struggling to see what's wrong with that keyboard. It looks the exact same as the other Apple keyboards I've always used, just black. And by "the other Apple keyboards I've always used
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by nawgszy 9y ago
>They are using React as a replacement for something like Jquery or Angular How about the fact that it is just flat-out superior? Do you really disregard the tool entirely simply because there are alternatives? React is amazing. I am gue
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by nawgszy 9y ago
This seems... maybe a little overblown. I mean, considering I program in React every day, I find this characterization of Facebook's engineers maybe a little insulting. They seem to be perfectly aware their tools are usable by others,
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by nawgszy 9y ago
Hacker News. The rest of my time spent on the internet is either habitual, i.e. Reddit/FB/YouTube for my "entertainment needs", or purpose-driven, i.e. googling relevant information for whatever projects I'm working
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by nawgszy 9y ago
This comment section is a strange juxtaposition of roasts of the fundamentals of the business modal and shill-like praise of the business...
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I purchased (yes, purchased ) an entire album that I can no longer download to my phone. It's an absolutely bizarre and offensive problem. I'll hit the "+add" button to put it in my library and it'll just make a lo
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I just moved to the States from Canada. Surprised me how far behind payment technologies are here. Swiping is at least as common as the chip readers. I have been to two places that accepted tap and it blew the employee's mind both time
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by nawgszy 9y ago
I'd love a pro con from someone who's really tried out both TypeScript and ES6 Javascript. What exactly is the use case that TypeScript allows one to write JS for that one can't just write JS for?
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by nawgszy 10y ago
>For large production systems that need to be supported and maintained, it's awful I don't think it's changing as quickly as you say, especially over the time since ES6 released/acquired first-class support, but you a