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by rplnt 3y ago
JS is anything but simple.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Unless you are doing some (possibly unsafe) magic the interfaces are strongly typed, external dependencies are locked, so one cannot really break an interface without meaning to. Or I guess without realizing it immediately.
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by rplnt 3y ago
That's at least one "at the end of the day" a minute.
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by rplnt 3y ago
The chances Djokovic isn't cheating are very low though.
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by rplnt 3y ago
That option will be gone too. They already tried to go that way this year. They will succeed next time, unless people finally stop using browser made by an advertising company.
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by rplnt 3y ago
There are also genre-based playlists and a release radar.
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by rplnt 3y ago
I don't think that's the case here? No evaluation, just a response to the parent comment saying "you are wrong, here's why".
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by rplnt 3y ago
She looked for foldable coat hangers, not for a space saving solutions. I guess that's fair if that's what she wanted to achieve, but it would be nice to hear why this is a better solution. Looks nicer is a good enough answer of c
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by rplnt 3y ago
Twist the hook 45 degrees. Save square root of whatever the coat hanger width is. There's some wasted space in corners though.
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by rplnt 3y ago
It's common for them to be stacked like stairs or if there's more space to slide out, so that's not usually an issue. Sometimes it's kinda both (stairs that pop up).
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by rplnt 3y ago
> with your 20 seconds of thought on the problem space It's a solved problem, is what I imagine OP meant by the "idea". It's not theirs. Those products exist. It's not harder to see what everything is because the
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by rplnt 3y ago
The interesting part is Github regularly takes down software that could aid someone to break copyright of one of the few big media companies.
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by rplnt 3y ago
I would love not to, but there is not a single human-sized (as in can be operated by human hand) android phone on the market that is also not a slow budget ohone. Now there is no iphone either, but the last minis should last a while.
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by rplnt 3y ago
It's fast enough for most applications. Python and Typescript are unmaintanable. Everything around them breaks as the time goes by. I'd argue Python is not suitable for anything that spans more than one file or one week. I don&#x2
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by rplnt 3y ago
Other way around, IIRC reddit was using Postgres as a kv/nosql store.
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by rplnt 3y ago
It's not something that should occur to you. It's just how your brain works. Not everyone has that visual aid. And year (or time) is not the only thing where it's applied. I have different mental visuals for all kinds of conc
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by rplnt 3y ago
It's equally bad. I never implied otgerwise. It's expected too, not comical.
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by rplnt 3y ago
It's priced well, but does not deliver on its promises. You still get tons of ads even with premium. In-video sponsor blocks are still ads, should be clearly marked so, and optionally skipped. As such I don't see why I would pay f
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by rplnt 3y ago
I mean, we’re heading there.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Do you see why Google is pushing Chrome so aggressively? If so, that's the same reason. Microsoft, besides selling Windows, is also an advertising provider.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Google has been doing this in search as well. Not sure where the comedy is. On top of that they peddled their browser in all their products (gmail, youtube, maps, docs, ...), claiming better and faster experience, more features. Sometimes t
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by rplnt 3y ago
Is 1/3 (1/6) such an important concept? 1/2 (1/4) is natural in metric. I would think a bigger benefit is that you can drop up and down without any math depending on the precision you need. Or use decimals, no math invol
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by rplnt 3y ago
> > What happens when you log an attack from a device that is attacking you from a school or business WiFi network? Block the whole IP forever? > No, but for a day perhaps. Then that's also a DDoS attack vector.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Don't buy Nexus 7. Or if you do, find a new one and don't update. Google virtually bricked them with an update to a newer android version. Maybe you can still find posts of people complaining and trying to fix it. I know I won&#x2
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by rplnt 3y ago
That's why Apple makes it so damn hard (compared to any Android I've ever owned) to turn off Location, Bluetooth (and maybe WiFi) on their mobile devices.
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by rplnt 3y ago
I tried that, didn't work. Now tried it with multiple icons, thinking it might have been the application forcing it, but same result for all that I've tried. And I'm also wondering how would I get it back after?
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by rplnt 3y ago
How do I remove them? When I was searching for this (few years back) I only found 3rd party applications.
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by rplnt 3y ago
(offtopic rant follows) I wish I had space for more menu bar icons. Or let me rephrase it, I wish OSX would allow me to manage them myself. I don't get how it's not an out of the box feature, considering every single app likes to
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by rplnt 3y ago
Batteries are good and cheap enough that needing hyberbation can become obsolete in most cases.
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by rplnt 3y ago
The one single reason, no need to look any futher, for why it shouldn't be used by public services is because it's a private for profit operation. A simple concept that might have been useful, but is closed, so it won't be.

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