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ncr100
3y ago
As a noob to Python, Black plugin in pycharm accelerated my usage greatly.+1 to this opinionated tool.
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3y ago
I do dislike digital ads refining their profile of me, via my involuntary contributions to their models. Definitely feels like I'm being spied upon.
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3y ago
Practically this is an excellent point. I want people to listen more than they do, myself as well.
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3y ago
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3y ago
I always thought, inaccurately, that Javascript was simply the 'navigator' object and a few other objects, glued into the namespace. I did not know that it was standardized, though .. duh .. it would have to be I now realize. TY f
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3y ago
If that fries your pickle, whenever anybody says JavaScript, I think they really mean ECMAscript.
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3y ago
Is it a bug in a client that accidentally spawns sub-clients?
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3y ago
> There’s left-pad, the legendary tiny package that broke all internet, collectively causing the amount of pain and drama comparable to the destruction of Alderaan. Mind blown. Awesome. It's like a stand-up comedy routine delivery.
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3y ago
My mute button is getting a lot of use lately.
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3y ago
The meaning of having someone show you a banana, and expecting that you are going to buy a banana, is dumb-making for the viewer. The expectation by others that you are as dumb as a gorilla takes you away from what you could become. So in t
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3y ago
+1 about the 'waste my time filling my mind with unwanted trash' vibe. Like someone is killing me, suffocating me, taking my life away, or similar. Relates to "you are what you eat" ... I am what I think, experience, and
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3y ago
Both. I hold both views. The subtlety is in whether the User is beholden to Twitter Inc in a Just Along For The Ride sense, or is Creating a Burden for Innocent Others. Former is most of us, latter is institutions incapable of acting insigh
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3y ago
It is a joke, or not?
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3y ago
Yep. BS artist says more BS. It's a shame that he's not able to escape his pathological belief that his product approach is the right approach, regardless of the grotesque impact he's making on what was a good thing for all o
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3y ago
Just goes to show you why some startups fail. It's on musk, who is changing Twitter to have the characteristics of a startup that would have failed. Yes it's enormous and popular now, but that's in spite of musks product visi
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3y ago
As soon as I saw tweetdeck, which was like the gluttonous way of consuming all of Twitter all at once, I started thinking about the architect, from the movie The matrix. The guy with the enormous wall of televisions all watching neo in all
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3y ago
Privatization is a thing beyond seemingly fundamental online services. Local water systems in Guam are privatized, much to the chagrin of local activists. Elsewhere, there's an article on the guardian just like yesterday about the impa
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3y ago
Excited to see test results over the next few years from these fusion approaches. Alternative energy opens possibilities to bring up other countries' tech competency without the typical pollution.
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3y ago
Yammer is a skill in the role playing game, Anachronox. https://anachronox.fandom.com/wiki/Grumpos_Matavastros#Weapo... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mB9W-EXzNYk
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3y ago
So, would this law make the Star even cheaper, for acquisition, as it reduces the reach of the Star?
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3y ago
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/what-are-your-ch... Injury. Low likelihood of death, though possible.
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3y ago
Hey, that’s still a win. It sounds like they respected your time and knew that you’re a rare bird.
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3y ago
Spandex is in my Sights! ;-) TR NixNax Genudine Playstation
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3y ago
... Mmm okay, and hence should be omitted from HN. TY shepardrtc for refining my view on what HN is best for.
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3y ago
Makes sense to me, tx for the perspective Roark66. Sounds resilient!
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3y ago
Paid interview FOR THE WIN. > ... as I wasn’t paid for the interview and I didn’t feel it was fair to me to spend any more time on it than that. I have been paid for an interview, a coding interview where I fixed a bug and added a featur
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3y ago
Positive feedback: * Yes, more of this kind of technology, yes please. Actual trust is different from digital trust, and this tech moves digital trustworthiness closer to Actual. This is Human-centered technology, IMO. Critical feedback: *
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3y ago
Their business is run shrewdly in some areas, especially around competition. The "knifed you in the neck, surprise!" pattern played out for one of my employers / a start-up whom MS paid an endearing visit to from high-level e
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3y ago
I always wonder how much money Amazon makes from their UI "tweakers". The people, originally Bezos, who tweaked the UI to be more or less painful selectively throughout the site. If it makes Amazon Customers 1% LESS LIKELY to unsu
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ncr100
3y ago
Mortals who are concerned about impermanence deflect their worries and focus on accumulation of wealth and power, controlling others and making supposed success occur in their lives. that's my opinion
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