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serve_yay
11y ago
What I really care about: Who gets to decide who is a troll and who isn't?
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11y ago
People sure do like talking up that Apple enterprise dev cert they had.
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11y ago
Supply is low at the prices many employers want to pay . I am not sure about anything beyond that.
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11y ago
I always wonder about these sort of sites, exploit marketplaces, etc. Of course since I'm nowhere near being in the loop on such matters (I don't even know where the loop is or what it looks like), I probably would never even see
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serve_yay
11y ago
That's true, in fact, rhetoric is probably your best bet by far if you want to convince people.
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11y ago
This is a bizarre web page. What does it do? I wouldn't know without reading comments here.
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11y ago
One thing the "boring/cool" divide doesn't capture is that a certain amount of the so-called cool kid shit involves an attempt to revive computing ideas that are about 50 years old.
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11y ago
Yeah, everyone on Hacker News hates the comments... :|
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11y ago
I am looking forward to this so much.
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11y ago
But it does not follow from that that the wheat and the chaff are pretty much the same since they came out around the same time.
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11y ago
> The problem with jQuery is not so much jQuery itself, it's the architecture of sites/apps written with many jQuery plugins and no code organization. Yes, precisely. But you could conceivably call such a ball of mud "bori
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11y ago
So you move the JS into the markup, with special attributes. Hmmph.
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11y ago
That does seem likely, though as far as I know, AWS's biggest zone is located in Northern Virginia. And, I'm sure the AWS people have planned as much as they can for this eventuality. (Um, I hope.)
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11y ago
A nice thought, but front-end tools are not really mature enough to be boring, sorry. I mean one could credibly say "oh I'm so boring, I use jQuery everywhere" but... that's not actually going to be a boring development
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11y ago
I have enjoyed the Awl pretty much since its inception, they run a lot of good writing. The ambivalence Sicha and the editors exhibit here about the future and everything else is irksome, though. It's like, figure out what the hell you
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11y ago
Sounds like the old searching for your keys under the street-lamp because that's where the light is.
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11y ago
> When I got my first office job a few friends had to coach me to not talk about salary. To me it seems the only one really benefiting from not talking about money is the company paying you. And the people who make more than you :). Sorr
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11y ago
And Hacking Team turned those tens of thousands into millions.
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11y ago
Some people just can't understand what it's like to have a worthless human being in the family. You don't start out thinking they're worthless, out of callousness - they prove it to you, over and over and over again.
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11y ago
I want Peter Thiel to get angry about poverty.
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11y ago
Um, why is the chamber campaigning against anti-smoking laws? How strange. Edit: Oh, because they're funded by tobacco companies. Welp.
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11y ago
Admirable is he, who when he sees lightning, does not say "Life goes by like a flash".
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11y ago
That's silly.
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11y ago
If they're the problem, why is she apologizing to them for doing wrong by them? Why is a supposedly community-based website run by someone the community hates? You don't have to love reddit's community to smell a rat here. It
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11y ago
Where Vice started and where it is now is certainly a sign of the times, I'll say that.
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11y ago
Try using that line of thought when you're talking to a customs agent, let us know how it works out.
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11y ago
Wow, he did not ever back down. An enjoyable read.
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11y ago
Oh brother.
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11y ago
I agree someone wasn't reading, but I don't think it was me!
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11y ago
Wow.
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