thatguyagain

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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Yes, but where's the connection between advertisement and a school shooting for example?
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Their income tax is 22% if I'm not mistaken.
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Exactly.
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Cryptocurrencies seems to become the only "cash" alternative. Not saying I think it's a good (or bad) idea, but what else is there that resembles cash?
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
> "Email is supposed to be easy to quote" Since when? I have never heard anyone say this in my entire life. I want emails to look good. So I guess people are different and we can't draw a simple conclusion about what peopl
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
But why would he want to protect himself from Google picking a confusing name for _their_ software?
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
I work a little bit with a graphql backend API and apollo in the front, and I still have no idea why this is better than a rest API and regular fetches in the front. I feel like we are moving backwards. Way more code to type out which field
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Interesting. How is chrome devtools better? They seem to offer the exact same things imo.
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
"If you’re just getting started, choose Chrome." Why, exactly?
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
For all non swedes here, you should check out his speeches on youtube. He is known as a very well speaker.
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
Um.. where's the list? When clicking one of the professions like "Fullstack developer" I only get redirected to a google search.
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by thatguyagain 7y ago
If you are a developer and using hyper, what language do you work with the most?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
This is a really cool idea
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Where does my face end up when I submit it to this website?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Does any of these redirections matter? Does anyone ever just spontaniously visit somedomain.dev anyway? You google w3school and go to the top result, right?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
One thought: you should let the user know that you are using Stripe(?), instead of a random credit card form. Cool thing!
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Does it have to be cool, though? If banks find a use case for blockchain technology, and they go ahead and implement it in some way so that it is only used by banks, how is that a missed point?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Why?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Some people can choose to work 50% instead of a 100% leave, so there are ways to solve it.
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
It's a shame that such an important news source is not doing better. In this day and age, we NEED a website like this to bring us valuable information and help us navigate through all the noise and useless distractions out there. I mea
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
This is just stupid. Even if Facebook wanted to do something like this, they have the data. Millions and millions of photos are already time stamped.
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
I don't understand. What stands in the way of a small niche website for, say, dog owners to sell ad space for dog related products without having some kind of data hoarding ad tech behind it?
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
+1
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
"Americans do enjoy many features central to democratic governance, such as regular elections, freedom of speech and association and a widespread (if still contested) franchise. But we believe that if policymaking is dominated by power
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
Maybe you saw it, but there's a video below the first one on that page which I think illustrates the latency difference pretty good too!
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by thatguyagain 8y ago
People are talking about 5G from a consumer perspective here, which is fine, but I'm pretty sure the real benefits will first be seen in industrial manufacturing and autonomous vehicles. Perhaps gaming as well. The latency is a big fac