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by togaen 5y ago
Sound, sage advice that no one will listen to.
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by togaen 5y ago
lol
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by togaen 5y ago
Why does this matter?
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by togaen 5y ago
The hero we need.
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by togaen 5y ago
Fantastic life advice.
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by togaen 5y ago
but… why
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by togaen 5y ago
amazing
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by togaen 5y ago
Great example in the article.
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by togaen 5y ago
Terrible idea. Why would anyone want to deal with interfacing a bunch of randomly structured databases whose tables can change at any time without warning. Nightmare.
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by togaen 5y ago
“it almost calls out for returning to the 90s: walled gardens aka Compuserve experience, dedicated devices for home-banking and standalone cameras.” Were you actually around in the 90s? The internet was not easier to use then.
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by togaen 5y ago
Might as well ask: What if something humans recognized as intrinsic to the world around them is actually part of the world around them. Silly.
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by togaen 5y ago
“In many ways signed integers are the null pointers of integers.” What a great article.
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by togaen 5y ago
I mean, all domains are really vanity domains. This just gives people more ways to be vain, which is all anyone really wants.
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by togaen 5y ago
The internet isn’t “broken.” It just doesn’t work exactly the way you think it should. Welcome to the real world.
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by togaen 5y ago
This, to me, sounds like someone who just doesn’t like the challenge of creating their own narrative. Of course it can be easier to just get lost in books and lectures: those are narratives that are ready made and pre-packaged. It’s much mo
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by togaen 5y ago
“When someone prints a new NFT, it drives up the value of the top 5% of the NFTs in that category, while driving down the value of the other 95%.” Sure sounds a lot like a pyramid scheme.
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by togaen 5y ago
Yes. Please. Enough with the scripting. It’s only gotten worse since the article was written.
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by togaen 5y ago
It’s like Y2K only dumber and more preventable. But here we are.
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by togaen 5y ago
A used Pi.
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by togaen 5y ago
When we see men grow old and die at a certain time one after another, from century to century, we laugh at the elixir that promises to prolong life to a thousand years; and with equal justice may the lexicographer be derided, who being able
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by togaen 5y ago
The tech for perfect VR already exists: it’s called “the real world.” Seriously, go outside once in a while. Stop trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist.
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by togaen 5y ago
You clearly haven’t had to deal with bored kids.
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by togaen 5y ago
You're free to go to a doctor and tell them whatever you want. They're also free to tell you that you're an idiot and they're not going to help you unless you stop doing idiot things.
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by togaen 5y ago
Just spend 20 minutes learning LaTeX. If you’re already not doing anything more complicated than what you can do with markdown, that’s all the longer it will take.
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by togaen 5y ago
“Web 3” is just a giant VC-funded pyramid scheme.
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by togaen 5y ago
Wrong. The term “Web 2.0” was coined back in 1999.
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by togaen 5y ago
Lots of pearl clutching and exception taking going on in the comments here. That's a good sign that the author is probably mostly right.
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by togaen 5y ago
They shouldn't be surprised, though. That's the point. The whole web dev community seems to have forgotten about the foundational web standards.
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by togaen 5y ago
You want offline viewing? Chrome: File > Save Page As... > Webpage, Complete Safari: File > Safe As... > Web Archive My god, it's just text files and images, you don't need JavaScript.
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by togaen 5y ago
Good.

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