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by nawgz 6y ago
I don’t think you realize how big California is. You could fit 3 Alabama’s in California. When I was in Alabama, I drove across Alabama to Florida and back in an evening. A Tesla could handle that no problem. 300 miles is a long range...
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by nawgz 6y ago
> for people outside of a metropolitan area As a Bay Area resident, let me tell you: I have driven all over California and there are Tesla’s meeting me at each spot. You’re in the past with this take.
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by nawgz 6y ago
I think this was well played by the gov't, the idea of Visa and Plaid merging is really clearly going to reduce competition in the payments space
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by nawgz 6y ago
Why do I see this claim that private companies refusing Parler service somehow has "silenced Conservative voices"? It's pretty facile on the face of it. No conservatives have been banned from social media for being conservati
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by nawgz 6y ago
No rules were changed right before the election, except perhaps by Trump who tried to rail against mail-in voting and destroyed the USPS in the process. This talking point - that mail-in votes were somehow less secure than previously - is s
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by nawgz 6y ago
It shows up fine for everyone. You might actually be delusional, in the medical sense.
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by nawgz 6y ago
Can you tell me how they're being silenced? Supporting Donald Trump is not the same as inciting violence against the state, so it should be clear to you that punitive reactions against those who aimed to incite violence against the sta
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by nawgz 6y ago
"Telling 150 million people to sit down and shut up because their party happened to lose an election" is probably the most disingenuous representation of events I've ever seen
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by nawgz 6y ago
Haha, "helping" and "growing wealth inequality to such disturbing extremes that the richest have more than ever before and more than most could conceive whilst the poor are faced with crushing existential dread and complete l
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by nawgz 6y ago
TypeScript and modern JS are doing more than ever to get away from classes. Not sure what libraries you're using but it's time to reevaluate.
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by nawgz 6y ago
> this is a byproduct of too-sensitive people allowing feelings to become what you get judged by You know, a word of advice - I've never heard someone who calls others "sensitive" or "snowflakes" also be capable
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by nawgz 6y ago
I see. No, I was suggesting that the effectiveness of the attack wasn't it's death toll but instead its visibility. Anyways, enough of this topic, thanks for explaining
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by nawgz 6y ago
Great, thanks, I like that you have depth. Interesting mention on the Astro A50s, I used to have a pair and I thought they were brilliantly comfortable and sounded superb in a gaming context. Unfortunately I destroyed the microphone.
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by nawgz 6y ago
Do you not think that terrorism is more effective when it is a spectacle? I think you wouldn't be able to ignite such visceral fears and reactions with almost any other kind of attack killing so few. The death of a skyscraper is more o
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by nawgz 6y ago
Instead of sharing your segment, can you share the features that set these apart from other products on the market today?
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by nawgz 6y ago
I mean, maybe the takeaway from your comment is that being enough of a generalist that you can create a useful product and successfully market that makes you rare, but surely you don't think the amount of small teams making money off o
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by nawgz 6y ago
I mean, I don't think any nursing homes are iconic towers in what is in some ways the flagship city of the country?
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by nawgz 6y ago
I did this - I just bought things off Amazon. Bissell air220 chunks through most of my apartment, and a couple small ones sit in the "leaf node" rooms
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by nawgz 6y ago
>The only package manager you think is good is from the ecosystem Or maybe, the only package manager you think is good is the one that has features you value and doesn't fail in ways you wouldn't expect? For example, I have bee
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by nawgz 6y ago
No, you don't understand what I mean - if you don't have your mask on and are making other hikers wait for you to do such, you are being disrespectful. A 3h hike under normal conditions can become much more arduous and time-consum
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by nawgz 6y ago
My feeling is that they are comparable in a proverbial "straight line" computational sense, but nodeJS' non-blocking event loop / IO makes it superior for handling a webserver's request / event model under high
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by nawgz 6y ago
>IMO Python has one of the more mature packaging ecosystems out there Ouch, what languages are you using where this is true? For example, JS / NPM / Yarn are absolutely blowing pip out of the water. I guess I can imagine Java o
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by nawgz 6y ago
Monitors like LG27GL850 are 1440p 144hz with great color repro. Not ultra-wide, but ultra-wide is not something I personally value
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by nawgz 6y ago
Ironic, since the layout looks to have been selected exactly for being one of the easiest to make responsive
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by nawgz 6y ago
CSGO still has bhops, longjumps, surfing, and jumpbug; I think jumpbug is harder and I'm not sure about edgebug. Was there really such reliance on jumpbug and edgebug in this game mode?
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by nawgz 6y ago
All JS is the place to be. TypeScript is an amazing dev experience, NodeJS is decently performant, and then it's all portable as hell thanks to the web.
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by nawgz 6y ago
No offense, but it's not really feasible on a trail with any level of traffic to wait for each passerby to put their mask on. Just wear it as a chin-strap and it takes 2s to pull up and adjust. Accept that sometimes, your mask will be
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by nawgz 6y ago
>You are not listening. You don't need round trips. Ok, so you've already proposed to me that my server not only needs to know how to load all the data, it also has to have an HTML renderer baked in, AND in your haste to say my
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by nawgz 6y ago
I don't know what I'm talking about, yet I build slick UIs for a living. Ok. You are advocating for every action to take a server round trip to render, a client UI that consists of some hobbled-together mess of client JS, endpoi
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by nawgz 6y ago
> What's with the extremes? I'm not the one speaking in extremes. This is a quote: > The point is that it's faster and simpler to just have the server render the entire HTML and replace that That's childish analysi

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