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by s__s 4y ago
The SEO spam exists in part because Google does a really bad job at surfacing any site that isn’t content heavy. This leads to sites needing to churn out keyword rich fluff content in order to get any organic traffic. I have first hand expe
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by s__s 4y ago
It sounds like you might prefer TaskPaper (same dev different app)
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by s__s 4y ago
Thank you. The topic is interesting but CNN is a laughable source. These threads have better sources and deeper conversation.
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by s__s 4y ago
Misleading title. In the article he insinuates that it was because it was an un-approved side project he was doing on company time. That context is important.
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by s__s 4y ago
The zero-knowledge, copy/paste frontend development you’re describing is a big part of why so much of the web is such a bloated mess. It’s certainly not React or other FE frameworks that are the problem. At least not in and of themselv
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by s__s 4y ago
JavaScript classes are nothing more than syntactic sugar. It’s still prototype-based inheritance under the hood. Prototypal Inheritance is considered one of JavaScript’s strong points, and many, including myself don’t think the class syntac
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by s__s 4y ago
The twin analogy is extremely weak. In this case the twin’s unfortunate circumstance is no fault of your own. You didn’t actively make any decision to put them in their situation of urgently needing you to survive. You need to alter your an
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by s__s 4y ago
I agree with your overall statement, but if you’re referring to leetcode puzzles then I would definitely challenge your suggestion that they’re in any way equivalent to an IQ test. IQ tests are much broader and cover many different categori
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by s__s 4y ago
But MacOS warns you that the batteries are low several times before they run out.
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by s__s 4y ago
They just added live voice chat. (Clubhouse) and have been A/B testing a downvote button. The iOS app just got a UI refresh. I’m sure there’s more.
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by s__s 4y ago
Brave has a new search engine.
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by s__s 5y ago
Check out Bore: A modern, simple TCP tunnel in Rust that exposes local ports to a remote server https://github.com/ekzhang/bore
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by s__s 5y ago
I remember the days when Ngrok was just a little indie project. If I recall correctly, you could get the pro version by making a donation. (Which I happily did). Great to see they’ve now evolved in to a full-fledged company.
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by s__s 5y ago
On Mac you generally just don’t minimize windows unless you explicitly want that behaviour (sort of hidden and available manually through the dock). It’s just a different workflow.
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by s__s 5y ago
Free speech by necessity requires tolerance. If there are extreme consequences to what you say you’re obviously not free to speak what you believe. Losing your livelihood, being bullied, death threats, mob harassment etc are not acceptable
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by s__s 5y ago
I think you really misread that and defaulted to an overly defensive and negative stance.
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by s__s 6y ago
Having similar / compatible personalities within your team is absolutely critical. Diversity is valuable in so far as having diverse skill sets or diverse backgrounds. Not diverse personalities. There’s no value in putting people who w
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by s__s 6y ago
Consequences for gross negligence. Updated international laws. Possible banning of gain of function research. Stronger safety procedures.
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by s__s 6y ago
What I don’t get is that everyone is always acting like Tailwind invented this approach to CSS. It’s been a thing for at least 6 years or more, far before tailwind. Granted I suppose they have really brought it to the mainstream. As someone
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by s__s 6y ago
The cool thing about open source is you can add any feature you want yourself.
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by s__s 6y ago
This isn’t a calendar app. It’s a toolbar menu that shows your daily schedule for $10/ month. Anyone could build this in a day. Apple could easily add it as a native feature. It’s comical that it even exists, and absurd that it’s recei
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by s__s 6y ago
> These are advertising companies deciding what is truth. This seems to be lost on so many.
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by s__s 6y ago
That’s because it’s not automatically a fallacy. That’s a huge misconception. > Logic and critical thinking textbooks typically discuss slippery slope arguments as a form of fallacy but usually acknowledge that "slippery slope argum
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by s__s 6y ago
Indeed. To intentionally skew the data such that, for example, men are over represented as nurses, is in fact introducing bias to the data based on prejudice. You’ve essentially created a fictional data set because it’s biased due to the un
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by s__s 6y ago
When it happened, there was a reporter on CBC talking about how it was common knowledge in DC for a long time that there was a protest planned there. So indeed. The real question is why was there seemingly no preparation to handle it.
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by s__s 6y ago
Thanks I’ll read in to it. Doesn’t 230 protect websites from moderation because it would be completely untenable? Some of the most extreme speech I’ve seen have been on Facebook and Twitter. However I don’t hold them responsible since they’
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by s__s 6y ago
You know I didn’t say that. And your response is exactly what I’m talking about. You’re operating on stress, fear, and propaganda my friend. Find the truth, and bring your IQ back up.
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by s__s 6y ago
I’m equally concerned about the rise in left wing propaganda. Including extreme double speak and obvious gas lighting. Censorship and manipulation. Very clear online manipulation by bots and paid trolls. Extreme bias in news. America has be
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by s__s 6y ago
Genuinely curious if you can source that in any substantial way? Would also be curios if Facebook or Twitter was used in any way to plan or facilitate communication leading up to the event.
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by s__s 6y ago
Do Amazon, Facebook, or Google get held accountable for what random users post on their platforms / services / servers? No. Why are they holding Parler to a different standard?

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