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by oorza 4y ago
Actor has only be degendered the past 10-20 years or so.
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by oorza 5y ago
> * Has tab groups. There doesn’t seem to be a tab group add-on for Firefox that works like Chrome’s tab groups. Have you tried Tree Style Tabs? Presents your tabs as a collapsible, hierarchical sidebar tree. Even when Chrome was kicki
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by oorza 5y ago
The fact that problematic beliefs are widely held does not forgive past sins, especially when they were known as sins at the time, and ESPECIALLY when you talk about leadership.
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by oorza 6y ago
Honestly sounds like you, and to a lesser extent your children, needed high school for non-academic reasons as much as most people need it for academic reasons. If you have problems in school and test in the top 2% of intelligence, you hav
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by oorza 6y ago
I don't have anything to add but to say I'm glad someone else has discovered the beauty of coding to Glass's works.
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by oorza 6y ago
Why anyone would look at the litany of mistakes that is npm and Node, then look at Deno and all of the same developers learning nothing except how to implement its "hurr durr URL loading code is cool" approach to security and thin
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by oorza 6y ago
I wouldn't even pick Python, but the JVM, where there are multiple very successful options and several businesses built on top of "totally redundant implementations."
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by oorza 6y ago
It is just the view layer in well architected applications. The off-ramp for a React application is use your state management, data models, controllers, etc. with a different view layer. Oh, you're making HTTP calls directly in React
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by oorza 6y ago
If you follow the Github rabbit hole down a little bit, the founders link to this document as a justification for their stance: http://matteo.vaccari.name/blog/archives/1019 Basically, it seems everything they bel
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by oorza 6y ago
I take the exact opposite perspective in my personal life. If I've got a huge weekend project, I'm gonna go ahead and get (or rent) a chainsaw because my time is valuable to me and I don't need to live through the struggle o
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by oorza 7y ago
I'm the local TS evangelist. Exactly no one I've seen who's tried WebStorm has switched back to VSCode. They consume all of the same LSP APIs that VSCode does from the LS, but they have all their IDE goodies as well.
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by oorza 7y ago
Giving people money won't solve this problem. The food desert phenomenon is very real and very unsolved.
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by oorza 7y ago
You're right, IE6 was amazing at the time. It made a ton of things possible that previously hadn't been, and the standards bodies were lagging behind it. Had MS actually kept updating IE6 and kept it ahead of the standards, the
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by oorza 7y ago
We have the exact same problem with Typescript. We've solved it with an extremely judicious use of the linter, which prohibits certain constructs, certain patterns, and tries its best to get rid of weird features. The first thing I t
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by oorza 7y ago
Yeah but you're much less likely to buy that crucial first pack.
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by oorza 8y ago
There's also kotlin-react which let's you write React in Kotlin in a Kotlin DSL which looks exactly like your first imagination probably suggests: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-wrappers/tree/ma
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by oorza 8y ago
This is the most intellectually dishonest thing I've read in a while. Claims to have a bunch of data, then abandons the data as soon as its analysis time. It's pretty obvious the data collected didn't correlate with the aut
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by oorza 8y ago
No way to resume BBS and later FTP uploads back in the day.
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by oorza 8y ago
(six months into a react-native project) RN isn't production-ready/stable yet either. They're about to do a major overhaul of the internals because of fundamental flaws that have been surfaced by the community. While it&#x2
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by oorza 8y ago
Or just buy some of these https://www.amazon.com/Raw-Threads-Regular-Natural-Unrefined... Any tobacco store that sells rolling tobacco will have a variety of options available in sizes/densities/etc.
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by oorza 8y ago
I bought a vape pen that has a frankly preposterous amount of THC inside each cartridge. It takes like 4-5 good rips to get good and stoned, but one small toke every hour or two keeps me mildly stoned throughout the day like you describe.
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by oorza 8y ago
Once you get old enough, you realize everything is shit and nothing is better than anything else because, again, it's all shit.
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by oorza 9y ago
Why are they a bad thing for everyone? Obviously the players are almost universally worse off for playing, but don't they generate tax revenue and funnel money into places like schools?
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by oorza 9y ago
Junior talent becomes senior talent by virtue of acquiring experience. Doing the wrong things and learning is one way of acquiring experience, but being directed by a mentor is a much more efficient and productive way of acquiring that sen
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by oorza 16y ago
> classes are defined as final entities at compile time, then used at run time. This isn't exactly true. PHP objects can have dynamically assigned members without having magic methods defined. e.g. $foo = new stdClass(); $fo