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6y ago
Yeah, just a "most downloaded" sort order would be great improvement.
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6y ago
My son was a curious kid, a geography nerd, and watched a lot of educational videos on YouTube. Got his phone and now is addicted. Is even going bad in school. Sure there is a pandemic, but we have a lot of fights here.
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6y ago
Is there really any difference between these mature and well funded projects like Angular and React? Sure, one will have some better features than the other, but it looks like they always catch up. I believe you must choose one based in the
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neves
6y ago
We use Nexus and cache all of our packages, but it is one more system to maintain and update. Sure Nexus is a great asset, almost never gave us trouble.
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6y ago
When I started editing some family videos, I researched some free editing software. My two champions were DaVinci and HitFilm express: https://fxhome.com/hitfilm-express DaVinci had better color grading, but HitFilm were be
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6y ago
Voter suppression. Voting in a working day. Need to register for voting. Legal battles. Inconsistent rules. A refusing to leave president. Is this the model of government that the USA bomb other countries for?
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6y ago
This is the perfect outcome for the company profits. Now they can sell a bunch of GM mosquitos each 18 months. A bug for the consumers, a feature for the developers.
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6y ago
Don't forget that Churchill may be called a white supremacist and genocidal: https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29701767 And there's also that other country that exploded nuclear bombs over two mass populated
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6y ago
Wikipedia has a nice page about foreign involvement: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=24961571&goto=item%3Fi... A lot of US companies supported the fascists: Some American businesses supported Franco. The automaker
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6y ago
Thanks for the explanation, but it is really unnecessary. Developers are the users for developer tools. UX fits perfectly nice.
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6y ago
What is DX? New jargon?
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6y ago
Sure, but if you buy a chocolate in Kenya, part of the money goes to the US.
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6y ago
In Vercel page they tout: "Developers love Next.js, the open source React framework Vercel built together with Google and Facebook". Did Google quit Angular and is using React now?
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6y ago
The 2% is a tax in the world economy that goes to America. And in a lot of countries, the credit card companies cartel charges a lot more of 2%
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6y ago
This can be a theoretical argumentation, but I'd still think it is crazy. I'd love have an open source being used to improve the lives of other citizens.
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6y ago
Ok, I believe it is a joke, but I find really weird to see the government, a collective social construction, as the source of all evil.
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6y ago
I've never noticed it. Another great reason to uploading my own music.
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6y ago
Sure GM has some nice features that I miss, but countless times I've clicked in the back button and left the app. I really hate it.
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6y ago
BTW, I just installed it using `choco install youtube-downloader`. Nice to have while they don't find a new location. It also showcases a marvelous advantage of using git as a VCS, they automatically have multiple backups and can easi
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6y ago
Please let me disagree. Google Music has a terrible UI (as Spotify). Their only great feature is the ability to upload your own music. I'm moving to Spotify just because my friends create playlists there and they can share with me. Als
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6y ago
Which service/software works well for moving playlists between Music Services? I'm trying to move from Google Music to Spotify. Moving my playlists has been my greatest pain. They usually don't find a lot of my musics, or wor
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6y ago
The coup was supported by American Media and OAS https://theintercept.com/2020/06/08/the-nyt-admits-key-false...
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6y ago
Will the Bolivian people now possibly profit from the electric car boom? Or Elon Musk will support another coup?
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6y ago
I agree, but a simple automatically defined copy constructor can spread havoc in a code base.
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6y ago
This is a usual problem with C++ and why I hate it. There's a lot going on under the hoods, and you must be really knowledgeable of the language to prevent stupid things. Following some idioms you can really avoid it, but it is useless
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6y ago
I has been a decade since I used KDE. It was eating too much memory of slow computer. I always missed a desktop environment for power users, instead of one aiming for the average user. Kde always the best one with this objective
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6y ago
The vaccine won't be 100% effective. The FDA just approves vaccines that are at least 50% effective, and with the margin of error it's possible that they will work in 30% of the population.
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6y ago
The Democratic Party would be considered center-right in any other country of the world, but the USA.
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6y ago
Is there similar options to run it in a Zeppelin Notebook?
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6y ago
We didn't sell. The capital owners decided to send there to increase their profits.
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