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by nouveaux 6y ago
This is such an odd perspective. Everyone here would say that the copy and paste shortcut keys are worth learning. Also alt-tab to cycle through windows. So why is it so hard to believe that other shortcut keys are useful? I have deep respe
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Can your sources? This differs from things I have been reading.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Can you elaborate on how common is common? Also when does it become problematic?
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In Praise of APL: A Language for Lyrical Programming (1977)(jsoftware.com)
2 points by nouveaux 6y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 6y ago
It doesn't sound like its only Amazon. According to this article: "The agreement with Amazon is similar to a program Apple announced earlier this year letting select developers avoid the 30% fee in exchange for integrating with ce
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Can someone explain what I'm looking at here? Thanks!
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Fraud liability usually falls on the business. Maybe the credit card companies shoulder the responsibility in some cases but I think its unlikely.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Key quotes: "the Court observes that Epic Games strategically chose to breach its agreements with Apple which changed the status quo" "However the showing is not sufficient to conclude that these considerations outweigh the g
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Can we really call Epic Games and Fortnite a small business?
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by nouveaux 6y ago
It would be interesting but why would they?
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by nouveaux 6y ago
It's a bit of a stretch. There are plenty of alternatives.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I dont disagree with you on the validation. Lets be honest though. The validation hasn't been a problem with prior vote by mail. In person voting isn't exactly foolproof either. We definitely have a much higher standard when worki
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Why not embrace both individualism and collectivism? Entrepreneurship and the military completely embodies this. We allow the individual to prosper and the collective pays to be protect us and our right to individually prosper. Arguing whic
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by nouveaux 6y ago
"It's a mix of a pretty good cataloguing of disparate bad-sounding stats and figures about the US, many bad/misleading instances of same (any time there's a bad-sounding—or good-sounding, for that matter—stat missing any
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by nouveaux 6y ago
"Trying to do an election by mail, last minute" It seems like you're implying that there is some negligence or conspiracy. No one could have predicted that United State's Covid response would be so poor. That realization
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The Unraveling of America(rollingstone.com)
52 points by nouveaux 6y ago|84 comments
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by nouveaux 6y ago
There are online tests you can take. If you score high enough, its worth the few hundred dollars to get an official diagnoses. This is coming from someone who was diagnosed ADHD as an adult.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I would agree with you except this is not what the lawsuit is about. It's very clearly about Epic Games ability to sell things without going through Apple in the App Store. If the lawsuit is about installing any software you want on iO
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by nouveaux 6y ago
The browser is the same exact thing. Apple does not prevent you from using the same banking, shopping, email services through the web.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I'm not sure why it's not the same. Apple could just sell the hardware. Here Apple is selling the hardware and providing a marketplace for apps. There is virtually no difference between the App Store and using the browser to buy t
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by nouveaux 6y ago
For those who are arguing that Apple should allow third party developers to have their own marketplace without Apple taking a cut, should: - Ebay allow for a third party marketplace to exist without them getting a cut? -PayPal, chase, strip
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Key paragraph: "However, as explained above, the effects during March and April coincide with the period during which President Trump supported social distancing and lockdown measures. Moreover, if we split the ZIP codes into terciles
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by nouveaux 6y ago
China is already setting their own rules of "fair play". This is not just protecting the American way but protecting the way of Western Democracy. https://www.businessinsider.com/nba-china-feud-timeline-dary...
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I am uninformed here. Isn't CFIUS due process? This started back in November 2019. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tiktok-cfius-exclusive/ex...
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Prior to Keynes, the US built it's wealth on slave labor. The cost for human rights is high.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I see your point regarding Qian Xuesen and that whole thing was a tragedy for United States. Similar things can be said about the US treatment of Japanese Americans and internment camps. Your point is exactly why we need to be afraid of any
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I am missing the connection here. Why would this improve your eyesight?
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by nouveaux 6y ago
All science starts with a hypothesis and many of those are rooted in partiality. The point is to have an investigative method which proves or disproves that hypothesis. The fact that science reveals truth even though it can start with parti
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by nouveaux 6y ago
As a Chinese person, I do not understand your reply. You're saying he is against impoverished people in China obtaining wealth but nowhere do I see him say that. Instead, he's saying he is afraid of the same oppression China is fo
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I highly recommend https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim for IDE if you can use neovim. It is so far the best autocomplete tool for neovim.

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