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by stnmtn 2y ago
All the cars are cars that they are maintaining, they have not built any cars from scratch. They find pieces of metal laying about and can put that on cars.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Without voice or video chat, selling IRCv3 as a discord replacement is a non-starter. Let alone without the other community building elements.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I liked how it wasn't explained because the goal is to make you think about those questions. In a post apocalyptic wasteland where valuable resources are scattered far away in an endless desert, wouldn't cars become an almost myth
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Does IRCv3 include voice chat within the server, as well as easy streaming within that group voice chat? Does it include rich text such as custom emojis, photos, and videos natively embedded into a message?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
At least this one has celebrities making statements, and not just "here's what 10 people who have 15 followers each said"
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by stnmtn 2y ago
The ad in question was a bad choice. Apple's marketing is usually very celebratory of the creativity of humanity, but this ad seems like it reveled in the destruction of some of the most beautiful tools of creation that humans have mad
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by stnmtn 2y ago
This attitude is so un-human and un-scientific.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
This is why for me the best setup is VSCode with a solid VIM extension. You can run NeoVIM directly in VSCode. Best of both worlds.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Surely there's better choices if the primary desire is iteration speed, and a secondary or maybe even tertiary desire is maintainability/refactorability
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by stnmtn 3y ago
Sure, but if every blockchain project is just "building something for the blockchain" then where is the actual value?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
Why do you believe there's more meaning in trash pickup? If the argument is that it provides more utility to people in a community, surely raising a child into a responsible, productive member of society is way more utility?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
But don't soda have way more sugar than any of those? So you're still getting more sugar per $whatever_rate_of_time
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by stnmtn 3y ago
I know it's so minor, but if I'm spending money on a new car; at this point Apple Car Play is a near-necessity for me.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
What is the difference? A different company could "buy" TikTok and it would be allowed in the US?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
I think the original point is that if you're goal is to build cross-platform quickly, nothing right now beats html+css in electron.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
How is this different from the goal of redux or contexts other than ergonomics?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
> But not every site is an app. That's what he said. He said it's good for app dev. Sites that aren't an app (or web app, or SPA, or whatever we call those things these days) should not use react as it makes no sense as a
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by stnmtn 3y ago
And then on your drive back, you're also low on charge, and then have to stop for 10 minutes. The range concerns are overblown, I don't think it's fair to say that EVs have less hassle than a gas car
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by stnmtn 3y ago
I'm fascinated with Cochrane and this era. For anyone who is looking for novels that attempt to tell the story of people like Cochrane, look no further than Patrick O'Brien's books. Starting with Master and Commander
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by stnmtn 3y ago
If I gave you a programming problem and all I told you was that the problem name was Traveling Salesman, you might be able to solve it based on that. If not that, then if I just said "fizzbuzz" to you, I'm sure you would be a
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by stnmtn 3y ago
The point is that "underengineering" then having to tie up the abstractions when it's really needed is oftentimes (read: not always) better than overengineering and entering the domain of the complexity demon
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by stnmtn 3y ago
This exists in VSCode, it's called workspaces. You save a .workspace file, then with either an extension like this one[1] bound a key (very easy to do), or just using the command pallette to open it, you can switch to any workspace you
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by stnmtn 3y ago
> how do you justify the friction of VSCode (as you yourself put it, VSCode isn't perfect) when you have tools such as vim, neovim, emacs, or whatever else that are designed to help reduce friction for a modest but steep initial lea
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by stnmtn 3y ago
I understand your point, but the person above has to login to Git every time they want to pull down their .vim config. It's a similar thing.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
That is incredibly impressive. To people who are not technical, I wonder if this is impressive to them.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
IME, these people just haven't put as much effort into it as they've put into their custom VIM/emacs configs. There might also be a sunk cost fallacy aspect to it as well But there's nothing in VIM that I'm not able
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by stnmtn 3y ago
The Mistral is a northernwesterly wind that blows from France into the Mediterranean. Cool name for an AI startup.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
Absolutely, but show what this will look like to the marketing team and they will, probably rightly, tell you that times have changed. For a major brand, CSS and pretty design is a requirement for all branded emails.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
What is an example of when conservatives have taken a big stance, or been terrified by Lisp?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
As a diehard liberal, this is an extremely strong assertion and downright conspiratorial tone. What is the associate of Lambda to gay rights? Also, LISP is almost always pitched as "the real programmers language". Your comment is

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