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by prohobo 5y ago
Yeah, I'd say your entire approach is antithetical to healthy discussion: insinuating anyone who is interested in crypto is technically inept, and turning the discussion into a 2-sides polarization. There's no use in talking abou
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Do you think they're timing it like that on purpose?
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It's a reference to something a Russian soldier said to a civilian in Berlin after it fell to allied forces in WW2. Some Berliners, who stayed in Berlin throughout the war, thought they could show that they weren't fascist support
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Give you a break? Listen, I'm sorry but at this point all I'm going to say to you is: Nichts towarisch. Give me your watch.
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> "The Austrian government is doing this very reluctantly but, as the chancellor has explained, he has few other options,” Show me one place where high uptake of the shots has ended the COVID crisis. How many people is sufficient? 7
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The files are uncensorable, not the stupid coins...
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Vitalik Buterin's blog often talks about developments in tokenomics and governance, including the game theory behind it and new projects that are implementing it.
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I've been thinking recently that Windows 95/98/2000 had better UX than you can find nowadays on most websites, and while not "beautiful", it was still aesthetic. That + a good console? Great idea. I'd love to s
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I love this reply, thank you
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Pop!_OS (especially for NVIDIA) or Ubuntu 21.10, imo. Install Steam and enable Proton. Most of your games should run the same as on Windows, or better, and it's rapidly improving.
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I left the Windows ecosystem at the right time it seems... Something about Windows 11 made me not want to upgrade and just take my chances with Linux. I feel like Microsoft is slowly consolidating against consumers in more and more egregiou
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I think it's as simple as: Emacs is like VS Code, IntelliJ is like Visual Studio. JetBrains makes great IDEs, and you should use them if you're working on a large project that one of those IDEs is geared towards. It'd take a
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by prohobo 5y ago
You were the only one to blame any boogeyman in this discussion. Would you be up for re-education on how to use the internet and engaging in sincere debate? In my opinion it's too late to educate modern people on how to use the interne
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Maybe we should turn off the internet for people who are troublesome.
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I'm not going to respond to your points because it doesn't work anyways. Maybe I'll just point others to this discussion about whether lockdowns are a scientific response to the pandemic or not, from March 2020: https:/
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That's cool, we are only talking about COVID vaccination right now. I've been thinking about this deeply for 2 years.
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This is all very compassionate and well-meaning, but people who aren't vaccinated against COVID aren't all traumatized, uneducated and adhering to their political tribe. Many people haven't taken the vaccinations because they
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You use TypeScript with intellisense to tell you the types and shapes of variables/objects. It prevents you from accidentally, say, assigning a number to a variable that was previously a string. It prevents you from assigning a prop to
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Most of what you need for any web app is: 1) A frontend: pick a framework/lib (or none) that works for you. Whatever lets you easily build the layouts and interactivity you're happy with. 2) An API: connect a server to your fronte
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I'd say research different stacks before you start the prototype, pick the best one from your initial perspective, and if it's not working then branch to an alternative and see if it's better for your use case. If you don&#x2
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As someone who's been doing frontend work for 10+ years, Tailwind is great. Over my career I started by using global CSS files, transitioned to CSS modules, then to styled-components. I never touched Bootstrap because it was clunky, ug
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This article has a pretty interesting perspective, and I like the idea of humility as a precursor to being open-minded and engaging in critical thought. The art of debate requires at least someone involved being open to changing their mind.
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Thank god! I was worried this project was cursed, and I really want SS13 to live on. It's one of the last bastions of true multiplayer gaming, and it's such a deep and funny experience to play. Honestly I want SS13 to be around wh
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I've been using Beanstalk for my new project, which is like an in-between for full on AWS and Heroku, but if you need you can decompose it into individual AWS components. It's more difficult to get started and there are way less s
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This is a leading question, but then why do all other activist endeavours fizzle out? For example: Occupy Wall Street
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I'm starting to think that all of this is a weaponization of culture by elites to undermine political movements and stifle opposition to certain business interests.
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This is design. It's great, works well and does exactly what you'd want it to. The one issue I see (as others have mentioned) is that it's difficult to orient yourself because the app only allows focusing on one thing at a
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Internet and electric companies don't have international political influence, nor major monopolies. I'd rather have an honest discussion about dealing with a global crisis instead of having some asshole decide he's right and
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I recommend reading this article for a quick overview of the current political landscape: https://theconversation.com/who-is-more-powerful-states-or-c... The fact is that states and corporations collude and compete with eac
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You're right; but I just want to point out that most people arguing against these actions hold this principle despite their visceral reaction. Two things can be true: YouTube (and Google) have way too much power and are destructive to

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