patates

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by patates 2y ago
But if people don't complain now, maybe they get harder to remove tomorrow?
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by patates 2y ago
Selection bias is a great point! But also it needs to be said that improving DX (or UX, when we are at that) is not about pleasing the majority. It's about the experience for our target audience, which doesn't have to be the major
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by patates 2y ago
I don't like where Vue is headed and I really dislike some of their newer design decisions but as some other commenter in this thread also stated, them having different opinions does not mean that they think the subject at hand is lowe
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by patates 2y ago
To be able to easily modify the software, and send patches (or make pull-requests whatever) to make the software suit better to own writing needs.
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by patates 2y ago
This is exactly how I do it too but I'm not too proud about it. I can propose index changes in a postgres db and explain the reason behind performance improvements but I can't remember the CSS properties that'd put my content
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by patates 2y ago
> I'd be surprised if GPT-4 doesn't already beat cheap contractors How? It'll deny any conversation even with the smallest hint of adult content.
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by patates 2y ago
2008 Serbia -> Kosovo line needs some context IMHO. Obviously not all Serbia became Kosovo, and depending on where you got your map from, there's a chance that even a 2024 edition may not show Kosovo. For example anything from Spain
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by patates 2y ago
I wish this example was exaggerated.
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by patates 2y ago
Ah, now that makes sense, the three dots need to be assigned to a variable. It's just how they do it is completely new to me. Thank you for finding out!
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by patates 2y ago
Do you know why the tail is needed? Like, what would be the problem with this: fun is_sorted(list): match list: | []: #true | [_]: #true | [head, next, ...]: head .<= next && is_sorted([nex
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by patates 2y ago
Sorry that you had to discover that there are different kinds of people with different preferences! Also, how people started to use "being woke" (alert to racial prejudice and discrimination) and "DEI" (Diversity, Equity
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by patates 2y ago
I'm so sorry, TIL.
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by patates 2y ago
> you had to pay extra to use the overhead bins I'm not sure if I'm shocked to hear this because it breaks my expectations, or because it's just silly.
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by patates 2y ago
This company has post-apocalyptic style photos to make you panic-buy their solution. https://ibb.co/Bc6n527 "62 minutes could bring your business down" I guess they could bring all the businesses down much quicker
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by patates 2y ago
This company has post-apocalyptic style photos to make you panic-buy their solution. https://ibb.co/Bc6n527 "62 minutes could bring your business down" I guess they could bring all the businesses down much quicker
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by patates 2y ago
Nowadays it seems like everyone is running stuff inside VMs because IT removes all the rights in the host system.
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by patates 2y ago
Obviously no true Scotsman would do such things.
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by patates 2y ago
I'm not sure if that's ironic or not either, but it surely is bananas. (I'm so sorry I had to make this joke. I'm a dad, give me a break please.)
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by patates 2y ago
> I don't share Van Gogh's politics, yet I don't feel "The Rocks" is political. Don't you see the contradiction? I know people often complain that everything has become political. I understand because I do i
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by patates 2y ago
Not opposing or anything but how do you even measure that? Really asking to see if anyone knows / has an idea.
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by patates 2y ago
I'm not really sure you didn't really read my comment or if this an unsuccessful attempt on appeal to absurdity. Anyway, funnily, the 1888 piece, "The Rocks", from Van Gogh was very political to show his impressionist al
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by patates 2y ago
Not the person you are replying to but I highly suspect it was sarcasm. A caricature of a stereotypical HN-way of thinking.
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by patates 2y ago
Is this art? What is the context? I can't tell without knowing the context. Who drew it? How did they draw it? Why did they draw it? What inspired them? Without understanding these aspects, nothing is art, or everything is art, and it
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by patates 2y ago
Maybe to stop people selling the ticket and still going to the event with a pre-printed one? Solving that would also be easy if they have a central verification system (just invalidate the ticket and issue a new one) but not if it is all p2
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by patates 2y ago
Ceiling found, check!
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by patates 2y ago
> Nature does not have above normal temperature Depends on how much you dig I guess?
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by patates 2y ago
The tools that maintain democracy, such as media and communication, should not be vulnerable to undermining, even through democratic processes.
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by patates 2y ago
> as long as the page loads with the same content as before. Which is easy with htmx and very hard to impossible with dynamic content For example to implement an infinite scroll, you can use the htmx DSL to load additional rows like this
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by patates 2y ago
Hello neighbor. You will never win the competition for choosing the worst possible politicians as long as Turkey has Erdoğan :)
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by patates 2y ago
Function-based components. They have vaguely functional aspects but they are not functional indeed. I think most people say functional because "function-based" is too long.

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