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by rmilejczz 7y ago
I tell everyone I can about bitwarden. I see many colleagues using Dashlane or even LastPass but bitwarden just takes the cake for me. It does a great job at staying out of the way and reliably doing whatever it is I need it to do and I can
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
> And don’t try to tell me the real issue is that older people aren’t tech savvy. Maybe that stereotype once contained a grain of truth—in 2000, just 14% of 65-plus America used the internet—but it’s no longer the case. Today, 73% of the
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Post title doesn’t match article title or contents, I think you may have posted the wrong link
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
It was actually Eve, not Adam, who partakes of the fruit, though most theologians would blame Lucifer, and some may even say God intended for all of that to happen anyway
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
To be clear I’m talking about the ecosystem of front end frameworks ala React, Vue, Angular not the Js ecosystem as a whole. That being said I’m not sure what trouble you’re running into but I highly recommend using chocolatey as a native p
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood the original comment, seemed like they meant implementing identical APIs to jQuery, I thought they meant simply writing an abstraction in JS (I.e. not a native impl). That’s my bad
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
The whole “so many Js frameworks!” thing is ridiculous. The same dominant frameworks have been popular for _years_ now, and while new frameworks do pop up people mostly use these same dominant frameworks, and these dominant frameworks are i
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Edit: I misinterpreted parent comment, please disregard
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Could we avoid misusing the term straw man argument? That seemed like a good faith hypothetical question that could help further illuminate your own position, not some false posturing of your ideas.
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
All I’m saying is that it’s appalling to see all of these “solutions” almost completely ignore the root problem and instead become obsessed with “border security”. Our borders are secure, immigration is not a threat to your life, the proble
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Sad that you make almost no effort to push responsibility on the people hiring undocumented workers
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Do you strive to be more animalistic? That doesn’t seem like a very noble pursuit for a human being
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
I wouldn’t go that far, but when vote count is the primary means end users rely on to determine whether or not someone is “correct” then yeah, it can be problematic. I feel the same way about SO, but I wouldn’t extend this criticism to redd
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
LetsEncrypt is so simple in 2019 it really makes me cringe to see sites served over HTTP, especially when the site belongs to some self proclaimed “visionary”
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
This is one of my major gripes with quora, I feel like it attracts and rewards these types of folks who are then immediately trusted thanks to their very high “internet point” scores
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
The first sentence of this article calls this object a comet, and the article goes on to discuss whether this comet is of interstellar origin or not based on the eccentricity of its orbit. It’s a good article that isn’t about aliens, and it
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
What a ridiculous assertion, it’s impossible to learn fundamentals in 9 months?? 2000 hours is a LONG time to do something, you will certainly have a grasp of the fundamentals after 2000 hours. Will you be a master? No, but did you stop lea
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
This reminds me of Gunz, an early aughts PvP game whose dedicated community formed itself around several of the games broken mechanics and bugs. To play Gunz you basically have to master glitches, it really could have its own article dedica
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
Idk how you can be so sure of then when we were actively researching little green men from space as a threat to national security around the same time. The US govt has engaged in some pretty outlandish “research”
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
By index they’re referring to SEO because google indexes pages. Scroll bar is useless? Add a tap to load more button, give the user control of when content loads and now the can scroll comfortably. Need a footer? You can have a sticky one.
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
I’ve never had any trouble avoiding usage of any thanks to how powerful TS generics and interfaces are. Also why would it type check dynamically? TS is a static typing utility, there are other ways to type check JS at runtime if you need to
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by rmilejczz 7y ago
It’s a visual metaphor, the ballerina represents the language and they are supporting / comforting the programmer. I’d say its pretty corny, especially when a bunch of literal engineers need it explained to them, but it’s not just a ra