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by rwalle 4y ago
The story of Mackenzie Fierceton is a perfect example. These scumbags in university administration could not care less about ruining a student's future. They have nothing to lose.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Before opening the article I already knew what is in there, and I proved to be correct. We have already seen all of it in Luckin coffee in China. So many tech startups think they are going to "disrupt the industry", never actually
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by rwalle 4y ago
You are correct, but if very few people care and the target market is very small, it means there is no business or is a very small/niche/difficult business, which goes back to the original point. It is no surprise that such invest
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by rwalle 4y ago
"Most people don't care..." "I care!" I am not sure your comment is helping...
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by rwalle 4y ago
Sure, your subjective feeling is more accurate and convincing than concrete numbers.
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by rwalle 4y ago
"I don't use phone" You have already lost the argument. I'm sorry but nobody would care about anything you say because that almost just does not apply to anyone else. Also the fact that those products have no effects on
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by rwalle 4y ago
I am using a Samsung Galaxy phone purchased in Oct 2020 and it is still rocking. I don't see any problem it last another two years. Same for a Galaxy Tab tablet I own. They are not ideal in many ways but I don't have complaints ab
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by rwalle 4y ago
Have done some Qt5 development, can confirm. Qt is nowhere as expressive and flexible as the web stack. Not to mention the ecosystem, license etc. Most people trashing JavaScript, Electron or web stack have never done cross-platform desktop
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by rwalle 4y ago
You mean those books that have not been updated for years, with tons of deprecated APIs, using bad practice or confusing examples, and as a beginner you don't have anyone to talk to about the material? You may want to go to a public li
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by rwalle 4y ago
I guess you have never been a manager. There is no way you can manage 10 engineers and still have good technical knowledge of what they do and provide directions.
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by rwalle 4y ago
"shouldn't" Sorry to let you know that 99% of the websites on the Internet are not like this.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Sure, great for you, but most websites and most developers don't care about use cases like this and always use JS to "enhance" the UI and UX, however you interpret it. They (supposedly) need to achieve basic accessibility but
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by rwalle 4y ago
Thanks, exactly what I was going to say. This article seriously lacks context. Not many websites will benefit from going SSR.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Looks like you are just talking out of your head with no numbers or any other evidence to support the argument. On this point I'd believe that Amazon understands better than any outsider whether it is worth it to build their own delive
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by rwalle 4y ago
An article that talks about performance and "fast" and "slow" but does not quote a single benchmark? Sorry this is nonsense.
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by rwalle 4y ago
"I will not claim either has benefit" I bet that if you did a survey of developers who have worked on projects of this scale, 90% would disagree with your opinion.
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by rwalle 4y ago
"I don't know anyone..." Well, maybe, ask people you know if they would dare do the same thing. You may then see that there is a difference in the way people respond to the police depending on the race. Sorry but your own lif
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by rwalle 4y ago
Yeah. It would never occur to me to ask such a question. I guess time has changed and people will find problem in each and every sentence.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Just wonder why the font size is so large on my phone.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Agreed. It feels great to chain stuff or nest function calls, but then I hate myself when it comes to debugging.
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by rwalle 4y ago
You can and it is well "documented": https://www.howtogeek.com/224344/how-to-disable-spotlights-w...
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by rwalle 4y ago
Wow, that sounds very privileged and condescending. "And you shouldn't either"? I'm sorry I can't do that, so can't many other people. Despite all the problems, in general, Amazon is still the most convenient a
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by rwalle 4y ago
Yes, in tech specs: https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/specs/ And up to three monitors for certain models.
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by rwalle 4y ago
I'm sorry your comment doesn't apply to 99% of the general population.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Not only that, it is more ergonomic -- if you can get the same thing done without moving your arm so much, it reduces the strain. It is for this exact reason I am using vim in VSCode. I get some speed up in vim vs mastering VSCode shortcuts
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by rwalle 4y ago
I bet that you did not watch the presentation. Also, the fact that there is a talk with such a name does not mean anything other than that someone is out there trying to clarify what the transition is about. (There could have been a video &
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by rwalle 4y ago
Only makes sense if the host is actually paying professional cleaning service, or doing it themselves at the level provided at those services, after each stay. And I am very sure that's not the case 99% of the time based on my own expe
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by rwalle 4y ago
This and the other comment are non-answers. The fact that another obscure application (at least obscure to most people) can do this does not mean it is ok for task manager not to have this very basic feature.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Would love to be enlightened about better options. I have spent a lot of time on three platforms, including multiple Linux desktop managers, but have not seen anything better than the window management in Windows 11. (I am aware that this a
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by rwalle 4y ago
Yes and no. The community activity can affect enterprise use as well. For smaller, new projects that do not depend on existing codebase, companies realize that they can build things using a different language which may bring in faster devel

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