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As a recently disaffected Mormon, let me tell outsiders a few reasons why I think this is a huge issue. I see some saying the church can do what it wants with it’s money, I want to explain why I don’t think it’s ok. - members are encouraged
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3y ago
"Code smell" is especially ambiguous and annoying.
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3y ago
Yes, it's a reference to the original HN thread.
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3y ago
I was for gaming, but dropped off pretty hard after a couple of months and went back to other consoles. It's just my personal tastes, but there are tons of games I want to play that don't make me sick or require that I put somethi
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3y ago
I know it's getting pedantic, but sunscreen and seatbelts are a poor analogy. They do offer protection if you use them. robots.txt only offers protection if other people/robots choose to care about them.
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3y ago
They're really not. They're saying it's probably ok to do so. Which is not the same as an endorsement. I'm not sure why you have a problem with that.
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3y ago
"They don't seem that bad, they've murdered more men than women"
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3y ago
This may not be the solid defense you think it is.
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3y ago
You can use a VPN from a phone. So the point stands.
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3y ago
There are conspiracy theories that this is actually all about “anti Mormon” content on Reddit (and apparently it’s big on TikTok?) It’s a conspiracy that I could probably buy into.
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If you’re concerned about privacy and anonymity, two huge strengths of the internet, it’s terrible.
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I hope these laws don’t devolve into a special internet for Utah (and maybe more red states in the future). Remember this is about social media too. This is eventually going to hit even Hacker News if the law is actually effective. Is HN go
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3y ago
Or people just click the next site that shows up on Google and nothing changes.
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3y ago
In my experience power saws and power drills don't steal intellectual property without telling you. On a less snarky note, this seems like a pretty serious exaggeration. You could have learned about .every() and .some() in many many ot
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3y ago
IMO Learning new languages is one of the best ways to be become a better programmer. You can carry the things you like about Ruby with you, and learn to think about things in new ways.
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3y ago
And yet paradoxically you currently have a top comment as a skeptic.
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3y ago
And yet Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have all tried to compete. There’s no shortage of money there.
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3y ago
If you want to go the extra mile, learn enough JSX to build a static version of the page. The developers will love you if you hand them components and CSS that look correct. It's less work than you might think to jump from HTML to JSX.
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3y ago
This is a pretty shallow assessment. They acknowledge the malware argument, but don't address it at all. Remember that the iPhone was introduced at a time when Windows was absolutely plagued with trojan scams.
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3y ago
This would be easier if there were only one Linux desktop environment. However, that would be antithetical to the whole idea of Linux.
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3y ago
Shhh
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3y ago
> I'm a completely leftist liberal I'm confused. Do you think the CPP is liberal? It's very authoritarian.
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3y ago
Because people who spend time on tvtropes don’t watch sitcoms from the 50s.
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3y ago
Exactly. If the content owners were more responsible, or if IP laws were better, it wouldn't be necessary.
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3y ago
Sadly pirates are a critical piece of media preservation.
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3y ago
I think you need to cheer up first :) When I was getting into programming, everyone was warning me that the jobs would all be outsourced soon. That didn't happen, or not in any kind of apocalyptic way. I'm not certain what you
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3y ago
Nah. Get an education in something you enjoy and that pays well. In the event that AI does replace your job, you can learn a manual labor trade quickly. Starting a successful business is not easy.
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3y ago
There are lots of good replies already, but I'm curious why you would even want to do this. Web applications have been moving away from stateful servers for ages. Ideally your server instances are completely disposable. If you need to
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This is totally backwards. Anyone can upload music and have it heard around the world. As another commenter stated, the problem for artists is oversupply. How do you propose capitalism or any economic system will make the situation better?
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3y ago
Uh, you started this discussion and continue to reply. People assume you're arguing in good faith so they respond.
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