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tuyiown
4y ago
You are greatly dismissing the limitations. The technical challenge the met was the bare minimum to start building any kind of credibility to attract consumer, they knew it, and they did it. But still it was the bare minimum. Once you have
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tuyiown
4y ago
Your anecdotal take on the subject is irrelevant. Mine is that I took cautious care of what and when I eat for almost 10 years, not taking too much fat, lot of vegetables, tried to cut carbs, and low meat by choice. I was hungry very often,
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4y ago
You really, REALLY don't wan't to contextualize filesystem case sensitivity. Either it's case sensitive, either it's not. The rest should be the least surprising in all cases: either conform to long age practices (unix,
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4y ago
Maybe you've lost access to a confortable middle ground, and I'm very sorry for you, but hopefully the vast majority of humans still can find balance between exclusive pursuit of pleasure and doing things things you hate every sin
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4y ago
> But they usually directly map to average human experience. > they don't understand anything about non-metric units or their practicality. They don't see it the same way that you don't see that the units are totally i
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4y ago
I grew up with the Johnny Mnemonic name being familiar, only to watch it a few years ago, but I discovered Strange Days, which I've hard never heard of, just a bit later. Strange Days has its flaws, but is much much more modern and ref
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4y ago
> I had a totally badass cursor that looked like it was being electrocuted, so overall I think it was a fair trade. that phrase managed to bring the 9 years old mindset back in my mind. That was awesome, thanks a lot.
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4y ago
«they», «us», «we» ? no matter what your beliefs are, I urge you to figure out where it comes from, by who, and how your beliefs are shared.
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4y ago
… or anything else
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4y ago
The article doesn't mention it, but the most immediate problem is the nuclear power plant cooling. I've seen reports of tap water not being drinkable in some areas, but I suspect a very small number of people are/have been af
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4y ago
Historically, Makefiles generation is merely a cache of platform introspection on systems that were orders of magnitudes slower than what we have now. I suspect that any other approach based on Makefile only would have implied higher memory
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4y ago
No it’s not ok. You really should throw all those preconception out of the window, it helps you for nothing except missing interesting things in your life
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4y ago
Tati is great because he wrapped beautiful poetry into visual comedy. Hulot is pure innocence, to make him exist solely for the visual sketches and actually unnecessary as demonstrated in playtime. Tati really was there for the bliss he bro
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4y ago
The post seems to claim that there is no drawbacks others approach with the 0 bytes of js, and link to a blog post [1] that absolutely tells nothing how to properly manage back/front state and rendering consistency between the renderin
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4y ago
that's it, but with a twist: stable with probable serious design flaws that might or might not jeopardise your assomptions and whole work upon it.
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4y ago
I realize I should have been more nuanced, but you should too. The increase of production is undeniable, I'm not challenging that, and introduction of pesticides in the second half the the 20th century lowered drastically the cost of l
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> Without them then fruit would be inaccessible to many people. This is just a lucky side effect, I'm 100% sure that main goal is for the pesticides industry just take their cut on the producers margin. By growing those margins, sur
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4y ago
> If a billion dollar company can't get it to work properly I doubt anyone else can. Billion dollars companies rarely delivers high quality software, especially in the UI area.
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4y ago
Globals are never the good choice. Hidden/ambient dependencies always ends up causing more problems than it solves. Extraordinary lengths are merely passing an parameter through your stack or a tightly controlled context. This requires
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4y ago
No design principle, no explicit constraints on code base, no explicit supported scope. Surely there is some kind of React component that won't work well with this, the unsuspecting will discover this too late.
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4y ago
> Mmm, what? The things you are listing don't concern "teenagers" in their young teens, at all. Except from the very privileged, I'm pretty sure they are at least exposed to adults discussing those subjects, or at lea
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4y ago
I totally agree with you. If the manager can't grant such a thing then he has no power over it, the employees have no reason to trust the upper hierarchy either, even if they trust their direct manager.
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4y ago
One explanation would be that roads are not the useful information on modern map, you search for you POI or address, and then query an itinerary, and then you have a very contrasty road, the one you need. I suspect just looking at maps to f
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4y ago
Taking time to think and consider lowers your risks to harm yourself and others but: Anything you believe that have loose variables with irreproducible outcome is false belief. Those false belief are decisive when built properly, and you ne
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4y ago
I often see this reaction when people suggests that you should care too much about your past decisions since you can't ever imagine control everything. It's about _past_ decisions, nobody says you shouldn't care about doing t
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5y ago
> I've been saying it for years - the hard part is not "server side" vs "client side", it's making sure the state stays consistent between those 2 buckets. If you want to remove the hell from your life, you
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I'm running postgres and mongodb, disk chatter induces a lot of CPU usage, and after a few ours some of my uses case jumps a few of magnitude order in lagginess. podman relies on homebrew, which is pretty invasive, and brings all the p
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Ask HN: Process isolation alternative do Docker
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This is posted by the author himself, I find it pretty rude to let people figure out the point of their own project when promoting it.
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> Hard to accomplish anything that requires experimentation over months until it works. That said, the industry matured so much that experimentation that fold up as planned are generally doomed by large structural issue in the approach.
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