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> With your reasoning, all software that gives you a choice, anything that can be configured, all programming languages etc. etc., become fragile, because as soon as someone says "I did this but I didn't like the result,"
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5y ago
Pathetic response. Misdirection, bending half the points made, ignoring the rest. Go away, stop trying to argue antivax stance is as valid as Galileo’s literal science, the data is clear
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5y ago
TV shows surely have far more content-hours than a movie?
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5y ago
> I disagree that you commonly need to style component internals from the outside Can you say more? For example, if any use case for it exists - which you seem to agree - surely you can see anyone inside such a use case would prefer to h
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5y ago
> there is no jumping between two files (DOM file and CSS file) I don't view this as any more difficult than navigating a long file. Maybe I actually view it as more simple upon making that statement. What development environment ar
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5y ago
You are a sad person to use language like such a snake > I didn't say anything derogatory about it if you re-read it he says in response to a comment clearly outlining why it reads as derogatory regardless of author intention, ignor
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5y ago
> I never mentioned anything about impersonation and said the opposite of what you are questioning Surely in the modern disinformation environment you are joking when you write "[l]et the company be sued for making false claims"
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5y ago
I found EsBuild via Snowpack was quite nice until it wasn't. I hit issues around package resolution and usage of libraries like Mobx, which was deeply displeasing. I have moved back to Webpack because 50ms vs 400ms refresh-after-save l
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5y ago
You condone posting false information freely while impersonating credible organizations, and assert that the people fooled by this are the problem and not the liar? I don’t get that stance, but more importantly: why is this relevant to anyt
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5y ago
Yes, a link suggesting 1k of 44k participants in the Pfizer Phase III trials were not well monitored and had other logistical issues does not surprise me. It does not concern me either; have you seen the reduced IFR post vaccination? It is
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5y ago
What does this piece of misdirection have to do with the fact that this channel promoted - falsely - anti-vaccine myths and in doing so made TOS-violating statements? It is clear that government and corporation are both largely morally devo
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5y ago
Is this a trick question? The horse does not naturally have a plough attached, as far as I am aware.
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5y ago
"Instead of using a single server with NGINX and an API on it, I use multiple external hosted services that cost more-per-request than an old-school setup with less portability and more vendor lock-in" This isn't even a techn
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5y ago
You are strongly whitewashing your own comments. Your first comment - as mentioned re: personal agendas - was about 75% dedicated to to railing against California. The other 25% was where you expressed your opinion of the article: "pro
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5y ago
If you think the behavior of people who do not read the article will be unchanged by yet another discussion of cancer, I think you will perhaps be surprised to learn that people who don't care about privacy don't care about yet an
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5y ago
> when people now see articles like this and read 'cancer-causing' they'll think 'like Starbucks coffee, so I'm happy with that risk - not a problem'. Well, I can think of multiple site guidelines I see viol
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5y ago
That’s what you’d see if the raw accelerometer data was continuously recorded and the actual step math was done in batches on that data possibly along with other computations. If separate hardware was already doing all the math up front it’
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5y ago
> When someone else rolls it for you, they are free to decide what can and cannot exist there I am directly stating this is a problem; I don't really think I understand your rebuttal. I agree such a platform assumes a massive amount
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5y ago
Modern business platforms are so toxic. There really needs to be platforms which are actually platforms and not walled gardens that own everything done in-platform. It's unbelievable that in 2021 we can have puritanical interests take
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5y ago
I doubt it, it's clearly batched & a bit lazy
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It seems a little facile to argue a person can’t change their approach to work. It’s not like we are creatures of pure instinct, and if your professional knowledge job isn’t a place you consciously operate I don’t know where such a thing wo
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5y ago
Maybe I don't understand your concept of reuse well, but I certainly don't think all components can just be slapped into the flow of an arbitrary parent container and have the right positioning and styling for free, and if you hav
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5y ago
> No more having to spend time naming one-off elements Doesn't this make them untargetable if you ever use it somewhere else? Plus, it already has a CSS name: whatever you named the component (and therefore its folder). UI code shou
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5y ago
I surely have never heard any one cast the top 10% of some thing as the "elite" of said domain, so I hoped to enlighten you. I must say though, your emotional control - specifically lack thereof - belies just how not-elite you are
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5y ago
So many positive, new accounts have arrived to comment on this article. What a pleasant community. It’s so great to see it grow so organically on this article.
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> they should be comparing it to the Epyc 7763 That's a server chip/line, no? And therefore will have significantly worse per-core performance, one of the most important things for non-embarrassingly-parallel compute tasks? Edi
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5y ago
That would make 30 million people “elite”. We mean the 0.01% who enact laws and escape enforcement, not people who live a comfortable life lmao
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5y ago
> by many standards I'm "elite" (in terms of net worth High 8 figures+ net worth? Generationally wealthy? With government connections? Otherwise I don't think anyone cares about you
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His point, stated with a bit too much ad hominem, is that with such a serialization you can scaffold entire dynamic web apps which can include form submission where the form dynamically updates based on rules & current state, uses a c
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5y ago
Fortnite, CSGO, Valorant, ... Shooter players hate paid advantages but certainly don't mind paid fashion
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