preommr

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by preommr 8y ago
I wonder about that, because I don't think there are many european countries that follow the "American rule" system where each party pays it's own fees. In the "English rule" system the losing party pays for th
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by preommr 8y ago
I am 90% this means nothing and I disagree this won't affect big companies and will only affect small startups like some of the other comments here. The law basically says that the company has to try it's best to prevent copyright
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by preommr 8y ago
Except that the the US gains tremendous advantages from having such a large military and projecting it's power globally. And the US is definitely not getting it's money's worth it if the goal is world security.
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by preommr 8y ago
The internet is a big place with lots of views and you'll find whatever it is you're looking for. On the flip side, there are also people that are looking to be outraged about "political correctness" and inserting their
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by preommr 8y ago
It's been a while since I've used SqlAlechmy, but I remember absolutely hating it. Like you said, Django's ORM fails above very simple manipulation and even though SqlAlchemy might be better, it was still awful. I found it be
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by preommr 8y ago
I'd wager good money the exact opposite is true. Big factories should be better regulated and more professional leading to less accidents. It's the weekend dad with a beer in his hand trying to get something done quickly that saws
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by preommr 8y ago
The way it seems to work with JS is that the community develops a bunch of stuff and the best rises to the top. This then influences the official language spec. ES6 basically made a lot of the popular tools redundant because it was heavily
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by preommr 8y ago
Did you try it? I put in an image and got back a result way too fast for someone to have done it manually.
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by preommr 8y ago
Surprised no one talked about their acquisition by Corel on here. I am really curious as to how much they got bought out for.
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by preommr 8y ago
Well, hang on. There aren't thousands. There's like 200+ on that list right now. And if I am understanding this right, a lot of those don't seem like they're "daily" There's also a lot of pointless and sil
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by preommr 8y ago
To be fair, a lot of people are pretty terrible.
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by preommr 8y ago
What some people will think: "Improving your UI is a waste of time" "UI is pointless" What the author is actually saying (imo): "UI redesigns create costs that should warrant them. There are a lot of times when a we
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by preommr 8y ago
I firmly maintain that the KA stand mixer is pretty overrated. People praise it for being long lasting, but it's a mixer... just a motor and some gears. I've still got my grandmother's sewing machine, and electronic devices t
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by preommr 8y ago
Yea, but this isn't out of the box. This is some 3rd party solution for a pretty major part of an application.
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by preommr 8y ago
AFAIK you can't have non valid CSS in the style tag of a SFC, so, strictly speaking, it is CSS.
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by preommr 8y ago
I have so many small components that I would loathe to have a separate stylesheet. Yes, it's a small thing to just switch tabs, but this is a small problem. And these small problems add up and can be a huge pain. I really really like t
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by preommr 8y ago
> I'm seriously typing this without even glancing at the keyboard I mean... that is what touch typing is and you can do it on a qwerty keyboard as well.
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by preommr 8y ago
This makes 0 sense because that's not how UBI works. You can't just give free money to everyone and expect things to magically fix themselves. Where are you even getting all this money under modern constraints to just give to ever
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by preommr 8y ago
Yea, just look at how well thought out the Khashoggi murder was.
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by preommr 8y ago
> Within there, I imagine you will find an answer. The answer to what? The post you replied to didn't raise any questions like that. Also, why not just say what your point is rather than being vague and cryptic. And your point about
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by preommr 8y ago
I honestly don't think that there will be another framework that'll overtake react anytime soon. It's not about there being a better framework, just that we finally have something that's "good enough".
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by preommr 8y ago
Kind of funny how so many people here (myself included) hated gym class because of being bullied or being physically awkward. I wonder if this is a widespread issue or if it's just that hackernews is full of nerds.
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by preommr 8y ago
Never heard of event sourcing before, but I've used this pattern myself (as another comment mentioned, when you need it, it's a fairly obvious way to do it). Looking it up, I am guessing it's from Martin Fowler's book ab
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by preommr 8y ago
Wait a minute, react isn't great because they came up with some ground breaking new concept in ui programming. It's popular because it allows for component based design and updating only what it needs to by diffing. These aren&#x2
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by preommr 8y ago
I honestly don't understand why people compare the two. We process fake violence and sexual content very differently. When we see someone get their head blown off in a movie it's over the top and ridiculous. Often times it's
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by preommr 8y ago
Also, there's no way the people here would support the monstrosity that was the average self-designed myspace page. People here complain constantly about small usability issues like scroll hijacking or overall bloat from minor animatio
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by preommr 8y ago
> ES6 is still trying to catch up but will probably never reach the beauty and ease of Coffeescript. Both are transpilers, only ES6 with Babel is a total horror to manage (just upgraded a large codebase to Babel 7..). ... > Both are t
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by preommr 8y ago
Netflix's problem are their business methods. Proof by reductio: If Netflix just dominated the whole planet and ran a totalitarian regime, they could force everyone to watch Netflix.
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by preommr 8y ago
Xinxia has some really high highs, and some really low lows. There are epic moments that make your blood pound mixed with endless repetition of things like mc meeting paper thin arrogant masters that are there only for some satisfying face-
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by preommr 8y ago
It's hard because you often don't know what you don't need before you don't need it. Duplication for < n is good in principle until you realize some coworker decided to make their own system or went way past n with en

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