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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
Never heard of her name before, but I certainly heard of the game she developed, like many here. RIP to a prolific game programmer.
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
> by using JavaScript instead I think you're entirely missing the point of RSS by saying that. RSS doesn't and should require NOT Javascript. Now feeds could somehow be written in some bastard HTML5 directly, but please don&#x
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
Well Jobs obviously took risks, way more than Cook ever did. But Yes, Silicon was absolutely the right move, incredible performance leap, at an accessible price (but one could argue it's more of a failure from Intel). Now from a "
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
Eagle Eye too, with Shia LaBeouf, although people in that story are constrained into doing specific small tasks, not knowing for whom, why or what is the endgame. I actually like that plot device.
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
> Thanks god. The days people kept inventing new JS frameworks or even dialects (coffeescript, remember?) every three months couldn't be gone fast enough. Coffeescript helped Javascript to evolve the right way, so in retrospect, it
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
Especially when Google largely has the money to maintain the alleged unsecure library... of course it's an excuse to break the web once again. XSLT is fantastic. You just feed it an XML file and it can change it into HTML, without any
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by throw_m239339 11mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a few weeks later, Amazon was investing $38B in NVIDIA for new server processors... like nothing to see here folks, totally not a giant circular bubble...
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Taxes are used to take down a large criminal network using fake social media accounts.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Most people don't even know they exist (I do not count webapps in a native shell as PWA). that's the biggest issue with PWA in my experience. People aren't using them.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Or just use an alternative, and there are plenty of them in that segment, no need for the legislator to do anything here.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
If someone could help me reverse engineer the Zoom ARQ96 firmware in order to fix the stupid LFO mod amount implementation (LFO is basically unusable), add velocity note control to the step sequencer, and why not, add basic USB MIDI Input r
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Management thinks a crutch can effectively replace people massively in sensitive knowledge work. When that crutch starts making errors that cost those businesses millions, or billions, well, hopefully management who implemented all that wil
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
The article was all good until he started to use react for implementation. I would not have done that for an article about web standards, and I use react all the time.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
> From a Latin American perspective, racism seems to be a rising thing in the "old world" (i.e. northern hemisphere, east of the Atlantic). Plenty of racism in India, Pakistan, China, MENA (where slavery is common, Libya has
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Companies like that will always tried once they believe they are captured enough market shares. If I can influence that kind of decision, I will certainly advocate not to renew Synology gear parcs...
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
That's fantastic IMHO, it guarantees competent engineers decades of work to fix all the bad code deployed, eventually. Let's not even get started on performance optimization jobs.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
We will always have a problem to solve. Isn't it the point of Asimov's story, "The Last Question"?
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
What's the meaning of this? Is Google trying to make content creators tell their viewers not to use adblockers? I don't think it's easylist's problem here. I don't understand.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
It's my understanding that emails have headers, just like http responses, and the app might have displayed that fake header instead of verifying the provenance of the email and displaying where it actually came from. So it is a UI&#x2
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Yet here we are, and the civil right act passed. On the other hand, The allies humiliating the Germans with the Versailles Treaty led to World War II. The people who want retribution are never the ones to listen after an armistice.
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
> The confederates should have been punished, publicly. No, it would have led to decades or centuries of resentment between the north and the south and eventually another civil war among those lines. It would have destroyed the union for
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
> “Seed, chemicals or fertilizer, it’s all in the hands of a few companies that are the only game in town. You want to fix farming? Start a federal investigation on those big companies. Booming quarterly earnings and big stock dividends
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
My cousin manages a dozens of mid-sized informational websites and communities, his former hosting provider kicked him out because he refused to pay the insane bills as a result of literally AI bots DDoS-ing his sites... He unfortunately ha
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Next.js turned out to be worse than JEE, which is ironic to say the least. People moved to Node.js at first place because the Java ecosystem was "too bloated". Fast forward 15 years later, the Node.js community has adopted its own
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
> As mentioned in OP, Apple is doing the same thing. The thing is that if Google choses to make Android OS as closed as iOS, I'd rather use an iPhone than an Android phone...
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Is it real? I can't find any serious news outlet confirming that information. The whole site looks AI generated...
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
It's funny you talk about Google Plus. the only reason I didn't stay more than 10 minutes on that social media is because of that horrible sticky header that was taking 1/3 of the browser screen on a laptop. How could that de
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
Aren't like MSNBC and CNBC part of the same group? isn't CNBC a news channel about capitalism and the free market? I find it so odd when billion dollar corporations publish pieces like that... like, can't you first look in th
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
> I couldn't agree more. It's like when you see headlines claiming "people" are outraged by a jeans advertisement. Well, it turns out that some people are actually outraged by a jeans ads... the problem is that these
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by throw_m239339 1y ago
The EU has plenty of talent, Most startups in the EU simply do not have access to the Venture capital pool that exists in USA.

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