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by orange8 4y ago
> The Arab slave trade took even more slaves than that ... How come they didn't benefit so much from it? Microsoft sold mobile phones, just like Apple does. How come they didn't benefit so much from it?
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by orange8 4y ago
I suspect comment is tongue-in-cheek. It adopts the same tone as the website.
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by orange8 4y ago
Europe as a continent benefited the most from the slave trade. So much that the wealth they made powered their economies for the next 200 years. The trans-Atlantic slave trade, which saw over 12 million africans work for free as slaves, was
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by orange8 4y ago
Look up king Leopold of Belgium if you're looking for a less "frivolous human sacrifice" aspect during that time period. Humans have a strange thirst for blood, whether its for religion or money.
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by orange8 4y ago
I strongly believe that you can never be a good developer before learning X. *Where X is I some tech I myself have learnt.
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by orange8 4y ago
It may be a firefox specific bug, as when I switched to chrome it worked well consistently. Maybe a network error due to origin policies?
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by orange8 4y ago
The homepage is an empty page with just one search box in the middle. It does not work in firefox.
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by orange8 4y ago
What about HTML?
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by orange8 4y ago
The Merriam Webster defines a beverage as "a drinkable liquid"[1]. If there is no one there to drink it, then it is not drinkable. A beverage requires both a liquid and a drinker to make it drink-able. [1] https://www.m
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by orange8 4y ago
I believe it has always been that quick for hundreds of years. Where else would the phrase "the king is dead, long live the king" come from?
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by orange8 4y ago
> Solid requires a custom babel compiler plugin. Don't all of them do though? Like @babel/preset-react for example
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by orange8 4y ago
Run of to the next job? Honestly, that sounds much more like a dev who is always chasing the new shiny, rather than a dev competent in a boring, stable old tech like php
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by orange8 4y ago
This is a problem that has already been solved. Look into PWA
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by orange8 4y ago
> Operating system vendors have failed to provide UI SDKs that beat HTML & CSS (plus browser APIs for modification of that HTML and CSS). Why would they be fighting against HTML & CSS? The best path is to embrace HTML & CSS f
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by orange8 4y ago
- This is not a photography/illustration focused forum. - Unlike software photography/illustration are not used to run essential systems like banking, manufacturing, medical equipment etc
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by orange8 4y ago
If you really want to learn, visit github.com. There are over 200 million freely available, open source code repositories for you to study and learn from.
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by orange8 4y ago
You are surprised that human beings react more strongly to things that more directly threaten them?
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by orange8 4y ago
WebAssembly is not a platform.
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by orange8 4y ago
How exactly does "the brain" generating the biggest cliche movie show dream it can help someone survive? And what is the difference between "the brain" and the person watching the movie show?
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by orange8 5y ago
Look at the bright side... more $$$ for your efforts.
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by orange8 5y ago
May I ask, a senior full stack web developer with what skills exactly (tech stack & years of experience)?
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by orange8 5y ago
> Users don't really know what they want Users do not care about "immense developer productivity"
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by orange8 5y ago
> You’re the one that made the stupid argument lol. > You say that and then go on to say absolute truth doesn’t exist and if you ask people the same question twice you get a different version of the truth. lol! Different accounts !==
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by orange8 5y ago
> I’m going to respectfully decline this offer because I’m not really in the mood to risk another argument on another topic. lol! > Then there are issues about how it was written by man, in the literal sense. Female testaments were le
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by orange8 5y ago
> Let’s just forget all mention of gender because my points stand up without that context. Good. I rest my case then. > The points being the Bible lacks the accounts from those closest to Jesus and his teachings. Moving on, assuming y
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by orange8 5y ago
If you have read the gospel of Mary, why don't you tell us more about your take on in? How does it differ from the other male written accounts? What in your opinion makes it more authentic? What does it talk about that the others don&#
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by orange8 5y ago
> Then there are issues about how it was written by man, in the literal sense. Female testaments were left out. > My point was that the sincerity and authenticity of the Nee Testament is comprised because they withheld accounts. You s
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by orange8 5y ago
> You post as if the only argument I made was about the gender of the authors but that’s not the case. In an online forum, people will usually only respond to things they strongly agree or disagree with. I just strongly disagreed with th
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by orange8 5y ago
> Also shows the tension and resentment some apparently had towards her. This is life. There will always be tensions, envy, politics and resentment whenever people come together, regardless of gender. Jesus was betrayed by one of his ver
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by orange8 5y ago
> It does when those books were purposely excluded because the author was female. It also matters a lot when one of the books excluded was written by the person who was actually closest to Jesus too. Which book was this? How do we know a

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