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5y ago
I've seen this a lot, when is an example of a time when you would want to call hooks out of order? I can't think of a single time where this would be a good thing to do
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5y ago
Can you provide proof on even just 1 similar, genuine statement?
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Letterboxd is a shining pinnacle of a website for me. It's more or less unchanged in the 7+ years I've used it as their product is so good that they don't feel the need to change it up to much. This is so counter to most othe
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6y ago
Why do you think that? Doesn't it make more sense that if people are accepting a bad job it's because all their options are bad as well?
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6y ago
Weird, I would think that if were writing something like that I would be completely fine with bots filling up the list because it would make the numbers look better
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6y ago
VSCode + vim plugins are this for me. Best of both worlds
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6y ago
Why not? The workers have created enormous value, more than any other time in the history of humanity. Why shouldn't we frame this in terms of where that value goes to?
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6y ago
I think this could potentially be the Biters - the enemies in the game that will periodically attack your base. You can guess that they will attack your base, but you are never sure quite when and it's always a concern in the back of y
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6y ago
I use ddg exclusively for bang operators to search where I need to search but default to typing in !g if I need to actually use a search engine
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6y ago
Cool man hope you feel extremely badass for doing that!
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6y ago
How big of a change is this for you? I mean seriously?
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6y ago
Yep, for me the peak right now is an IDE that has a great VIM plugin. You get the best part of vi (the insane productivity and wrist health increase that is modal editing) with all the best parts of a modern IDE. I don't feel like I&#x
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6y ago
I definitely can second this, changing something about my tools can jump-start stuff. Another example is "productivity apps". I was using one for ~1 year and it was going great until the last few months. I simply changed to a diff
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6y ago
Location: Burlington, VT Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Typescript, React, React Native, VueJS, Node, Cloud platforms (AWS, GCP), ExpressJS Résumé/CV: danschick.com Email: schickd12 (at) gmail ----- I love to learn
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6y ago
There is something that I think most programmers have, which is that seeing someone type an arcane-looking combination of characters, press enter, and suddenly a variable has been renamed in every file in the directory is more impressive th
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6y ago
I don't understand, this was repealed very fast and now you are trying to use slippery slope argument to say democrats are going to somehow regulate how many hours of TV you can do in a day? Are you living in 2014 still? When has anyth
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6y ago
What do you imagine boiling water looks like, if stuff as small as this is "close to boiling"? What is the boiling point that we should be so afraid of? I'm genuinely curious to hear what you think we are hurtling towards
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6y ago
To me this point never makes much sense, do you really believe that a change as small as a naming convention switch means that we can't focus on real problems? It doesn't make sense and is a non-sequitur argument
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6y ago
It's generally understood that online chess ratings are inflated over what the FIDE/table rating is.
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It's wild how much good association I have with Microsoft right now. I never think of masssive companies in positive ways usually. I had to catch myself when a friend brought them up and I wanted to talk about how much I like VSCode, W
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If my friend tells me to check out a song or an album, I type in the first word or two of that song or album into spotify and I'm listening to it instantly, whether I'm on my phone or my computer. Do you really think there's
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I don't understand, do you think people only care about music? Or do they care about the artist behind the music, seeing them on tour, connecting with them on a human level, etc. Nothing makes me think that the average person would eve
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You're right, but everytime I'm searching for magic cards I want to see them in scryfall. It gives you so much more information about the card that I'm okay with having to fix a typo Being able to see price, reprints, legalit
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I agree with you but you could say the same thing about a lot of linux installations. "Its easy to install arch, all you have to do is run these 10 arcane commands" With some linux distros is definitely feels like it is hostile to
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6y ago
Yeah man I'm sure that they are going to ban you for this. For sure, that's definitely how the world works right now Please stop imagining things you are making up things in your mind just so you can get mad at them
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Yes, changing the name of github's default branch to something that makes more sense is the reason there are nationwide protests right now. For sure man Isn't it fun when you can just say words out loud and make it look like you h
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6y ago
I've also always wondered this and never got an answer
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6y ago
Was Mt Gox insured? Why should I trust anything after that?
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6y ago
Great comment, this finally made it click for me as to why Factorio is such a perfect game
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6y ago
I don't know, but my guess would be Type III Fun is where you are having fun while you're doing it, but afterwards you realize it was miserable and would never do it again.
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