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by vlunkr 4y ago
Who are you going to trust, a scientific paper, or a bunch of people who take drugs every day because they think it makes them better programmers? /Snark
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by vlunkr 4y ago
They tried a more traditional payment model with Super Mario Run and it didn't do well. Sadly I doubt they'll try again soon.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Link to the thread? That description doesn't make sense to me.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Maybe it's wishful thinking, but I don't believe this will happen, and unless I'm mistaken, there's absolutely 0 evidence for it. People are usually attached to the artist when it comes to music. You buy a Bowie album be
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Sorry to slow down the AMERICA BAD train, but this seems pretty naive. These are incredibly complex, long running issues, and comparing the US with much smaller and less diverse countries is pretty pointless. Every country falls somewhere o
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I think the problem here is with HN's obsessive title editing, not the library name.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I would also add that the tooling is very good. A few examples: - Built-in test suite that is simple but extensible. Also fast because it can test different packages simultaneously. - Building is easy. Unless you're doing something unu
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by vlunkr 4y ago
These arguments are just going in circles but here's why: You can't store metadata on every object in every provider, and often, resource names are restrictive in length and allowed characters. And what if something needs deleted?
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I think there's a healthy middle ground here. Endless tweaking of settings tends to be a waste of time, but if you spend hours a day on a computer, you might as well make it comfortable. Some people use no $EDITOR plugins and wear it l
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by vlunkr 4y ago
This is what I've done for a long time. You get the benefits of keeping things synced and having a full history.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
So "filling a void" here means "giving fans the game they were hoping for"? We definitely weren't expecting or wanting a Bethesda game.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Fair enough. But it is still cached for your site.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I think you're greatly exaggerating the death of jQuery > old trick's won't work > writing is on the wall jQuery still works and is used in an crazy amount of websites. It's not going away soon. The biggest downsid
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by vlunkr 4y ago
This is a pretty bad take on the article. When Ruby added pattern matching, I was excited and interested in it because I had seen it in other languages and wanted to see how it could work in Ruby. This is no different.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I'm not sure this works. You could be looking at anything on the side screen.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
There are lots of ways to be creative and keep your life interesting that have nothing to do with being an entrepreneur. You can consume or create any type of art, learn about things unrelated to your career, do outdoors stuff, participate
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I'd love to see stats on how many people actually still use webcams for online meetings. I rarely do, and I don't care if anyone else turns theirs on. Watching someone act like they aren't hyper-aware of what they look like o
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Really? I think it's a pretty obvious benefit. If you bundle something into a container, you can probably run it in kubernetes. This uniformity makes it incredibly easy to deploy and scale new applications.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Or alternatively, they know they are eating too much, but simply don't have the will power to quit. I'm no food expert, but to me it looks like any other addiction. They rely on food emotionally, so when they are ashamed or depres
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by vlunkr 4y ago
It's fine to compare language design, and it can make for interesting discussion, but that's not what HN has been lately. It's just "Rust is better because it has x feature." If I wanted that level of discourse I&#x
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by vlunkr 4y ago
No, I'm not surprised, that's why it's on the bingo card. They are very different languages, so endlessly comparing them is tiresome.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I had the same thought. You're just swapping one non-issue for another.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Everyone check off "immediately making a Golang conversation about Rust"'on your HN bingo.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Bluey is a fantastic show, and the fact that it's unapologetically Australian is part of what's so fun about it. I think it's just the choice of nervous higher-ups to localize things like this, and not actually what people wa
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by vlunkr 4y ago
So what? Buying a real Birkin is a stupid status symbol, and so is spending the same amount on knock offs.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Seems like they're making slightly different arguments. Dorsey is saying it was wrong to permenantly ban, rather than suspend Trump. He's also saying it was a business decision, and it shouldn't have been. Honestly I don&#x27
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Right, I totally get this point, I'm not trying to be dismissive. I've had similar experiences. I'm just saying I've also bought something and felt guilty for not enjoying it, and spent time trying and failing to get int
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by vlunkr 4y ago
On the other hand, you don't waste time trying to like an album because you paid money for it.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
As a counterpoint, I enjoy music more now. Music discovery is light years ahead of where it was in the iPod era. There's no additional cost to exploring as many artists and genres as you want. Also, streaming services are doing nothing
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Deno, an anagram of node

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