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by random_rr 10y ago
The linked article actually has very little in the way of substance.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Haha. Okay. I would hazard a guess that you haven't worked on real world apps then. Users will do things that you cannot predict. They will break things like never before. I've written plenty of code that checks out against out te
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by random_rr 10y ago
It's extraordinarily helpful and is the sign of a mature, professional developer.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Pop ups are awesome when they have content I want. They're a quick way to draw attention to something important while retaining the page they are on. These aspects of usefulness unfortunately apply to ad-infested pop ups.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Holy moly, I thought that this post was a joke for sure - and then I checked out GeForce Experience. Uninstalled. Never to be reinstalled. AMD will be my next card. Thanks nVidia for letting me know what you think of me :)
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by random_rr 10y ago
Neither of those are truly challenges. 1.) The coffeeshop isn't an office - people can talk. If it's too loud, that's on you (the person using it as an office) to find another place. 2.) You already have something in common -
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by random_rr 10y ago
That's why I own a SR-71 Blackbird and my own naval destroyer... come on guys, grow up.
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by random_rr 10y ago
I'm sure contractors and government employees also don't want people with this level of vitriol looking over their code and sniping them from afar. :)
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by random_rr 10y ago
There is a lot of internal resistance to open sourcing code. Lots of people believe that their code is their secret sauce - and why would you have highly paid consultants create code just so the next department can take it? There's als
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by random_rr 10y ago
20% is a LOT! Consider the amount of work it takes to open-source things. It's a huge step forward.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Using React, other frameworks with virtual DOMs. jQuery isn't as useful for managing vDOM's :)
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by random_rr 10y ago
Right turn on red... I'm not sure this is illegal, unless you know the specific intersection disallows right turns on red.
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by random_rr 10y ago
You haven't worked in email, I presume. Yes, it does cost money to send emails at a large scale.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Nice elitism 10/10 I like that you called the project name bad AND insulted a talented performer, well done.
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by random_rr 10y ago
"Columbus was actually a clown" Come on man. He was much less clown-like than many, many, many of his contemporaries. He did something novel and pushed the world forward. Sorry he didn't do it in the manner you would have pre
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by random_rr 10y ago
Human society revolves around getting, trading, saving, and spending money. I think that money is a primary motivator for many, many, many people. Including myself - why else would I show up to a job every day? I show up because I need mone
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by random_rr 10y ago
Yep, if you can prove those are 100k engaged followers. Similar rates in the email marketing industry for engaged subscribers. It's not that high - consider the value. Linking your brand to a "trusted" celebrity, their endors
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by random_rr 10y ago
Exactly. Taking your thought a step farther... You can enable the shortcut yourself via extensions! That way, there's no loss in Google's side. :) they don't have to maintain an obsolete feature, and any problems are yours, n
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by random_rr 10y ago
Touch football is not the football that those 60 year olds would be watching :) you're arguing a different point. I enjoy running, and I enjoy watching the 100m, even though I don't run 100m regularly. It's nice to see someon
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by random_rr 10y ago
Stop. This isn't civil or productive.
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by random_rr 10y ago
What's up dawg? That pussy looks like a catty bitch. I feel like it's a wash. Dogs have more favorable sentiments expressed about them, and more negative ones, because they have SUCH personalities that it's polarizing. A cat
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by random_rr 10y ago
There are better times to argue for legalization. You're trying too hard to make a point of this. Junkies sometimes do shitty stuff.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Dear god, really? A charity is trying to help 100 women out. That's going to be the tipping point in the battle of the sexes? Just enjoy the nice act of charity.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Edgy
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by random_rr 10y ago
calm down. Newsletters drive Internet business. If you don't know this... Don't walk outside, it's an even scarier place out there. Don't like pop ups? Close tab, move on. Or... Throw a childish hissy fit on HN over free
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by random_rr 10y ago
I really like this post. Thank you for writing it.
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by random_rr 10y ago
Okie doke, you are missing out on a lot of HDMI-equipped hardware, and if you don't use JS, you are missing out on a lot of JS features. Web pages can be rendered any which way you please, it's no skin off a developer's back
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by random_rr 10y ago
Do you develop, professionally, for the web?
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by random_rr 10y ago
Found the guy who's never worked for a small business.
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by random_rr 11y ago
I downloaded their cdn version: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/cash/1.0.0/cash.min.js

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