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by welanes 10y ago
You're demanding a struggle session because someone openly supports one of the two candidates. The one that you don't like. What consequences do you have in mind for the millions of others that will vote Trump in November? Don&#x2
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by welanes 10y ago
This quote from Lawrence Osborne is apt: > Thailand is a unique society in the modern world: a Theravada Buddhist monarchy with a parliamentary system. The clarinet-playing king, believed to be a living incarnation of the Hindu god Vishn
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by welanes 10y ago
Well if we're comparing Breitbart and HuffPo I'd say that they're equally mendacious. Breitbart trades in hyperbole - they will tell us straight up that refugees are mugging grannies which proves Europe has fallen or some suc
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by welanes 10y ago
Yikes. Sounds easier just to not use Facebook.
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This reads like a parody of all the other 'help, I'm stuck' HN posts. > I’m a 26 years old “entrepreneur” Apparently not....yet. > I’ve written more than the equivalent of 32 Bibles (around 4M lines of code) Sadly, nobo
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by welanes 10y ago
Vue.js is magic. As I've said before, it's so simple it feels like cheating. But take a look at the docs and the replies on Github issues for the other distinguishing feature - the give-a-sh*t-factor from Evan and the crew shines
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by welanes 10y ago
Nice. For those who'd like a todo list to go with their Pomodoro* timer, I've created Lanes: https://lanes.io . It tracks how many pomodoros you complete each day and how long you spent being productive. Plus you can se
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by welanes 10y ago
As do I. I wish that world didn't use struggle sessions and collective guilt (his girlfriend has been driven off social media) in the process.
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by welanes 10y ago
His Twitter likes on alt-right memes are the story.
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by welanes 10y ago
Of course. But call him out for what exactly? That he liked a Tweet? That he supports Trump? And by calling out, you mean public shaming him for his beliefs. I see it on my FB feed everyday - "look at this idiot Trump supporter".
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by welanes 10y ago
> Luckey has “liked” many alt-right memes Thought crimes will not be tolerated. Extrapolating 'likes' to mean sympathy with racists (which is what Motherboard's article infers) is disgusting, surely. This culture of witch-
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by welanes 10y ago
> "Try to get something done every day". This bit is key. Even a millimeter forward beats standing still. It's about discipline. What works for me is simply: 1. Wake up early 2. Focus one one thing 3. Give yourself a deadl
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by welanes 10y ago
> The response of Romania upon joining the EU was to thrust their failure to integrate the Roma on to other EU member states, who in turn have refused to offer anything resembling comprehensive help. Can't speak for the entire EU, b
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I think the point is how much does the behavior of one American tell us about how a second, separate American, will behave? On an individual level, not a lot. So it would be lazy to bake-in prejudice based on a single bad experience. At the
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by welanes 10y ago
> There's a reason that so many Jews got the hell out of France in the last few years. Do tell us that reason.
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> Server-less doesn't mean pricing-less Well of course not, although that would be wonderful. > Your can't perform operations to get active users Something like this would do it, right: var refUserOnline= db.ref('&#
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by welanes 10y ago
Unnamed as of yet but I'll send the link your way once live. A week or so.
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Sorry, I couldn't help it. I realize the number of people who get Simpsons references is falling into endangered territory.
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by welanes 10y ago
Launching as a service to begin with, however considering people's justified concerns with bookmark services folding I'll look at that. Key feature will be easy import from every other popular bookmark service. Pull in your data i
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by welanes 10y ago
I'm working on a bookmarking service right now (literally, open in the other window). Instant search, highlighting, a UI that encourages 'rediscovery' of articles that are saved but not read ("hey you, here's what y
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by welanes 10y ago
> down for about 30 minutes OK, but do you realize how long that is in Internet years?
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"Hello, France? Which way does the water turn in your toilet?"
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by welanes 10y ago
> Being productive isn't everything in life. I'm only 30 but I doubt I will ever look back wishing I worked harder alone in my room instead of being with my friends. I'm the opposite. At almost 30 I looked over a decade th
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by welanes 10y ago
Gotcha. The very best of luck!
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Doesn't Firebase hosting do this already - SSL, CDN, push from the command-line - for free? Pubstorm, too.
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> what purpose do they serve? You tell me, we're doing it right now, albeit by proxy. A return to a read-only web outside of Twitter and Facebook would make articles less insightful, sites less accountable and the web a little more
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by welanes 10y ago
Sure, this is more for cases where you want to create reusable components. Which, if you work on multiple projects, might be often. Yep, it renames them - https://github.com/vuejs/vueify#scoped-css
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> The amount of time it would take me to learn some useful CSS. What's with the myth that CSS is hard? It's perhaps the easiest thing about web dev. Learn flexbox, learn units of measurements, learn specificity, learn media-que
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by welanes 10y ago
> will hopefully become a thing at some point. I replied to the parent comment here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12308352 . You might find it useful.
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by welanes 10y ago
You can do this with Vue.js - https://github.com/vuejs/vueify . And it includes scoped encapsulation. Makes things so easy that it feels like cheating.

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