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wellanyway
3y ago
Not sure what you mean?
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wellanyway
3y ago
A lot of polish.
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wellanyway
3y ago
I have met and seen online a lot of people that see no problems with vanilla Javascript. I honestly don't even know where to begin here.
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wellanyway
3y ago
It doesn't appear that this person actually knows what they are talking about.
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wellanyway
3y ago
> no purpose other than grazing the dictators’ testies You do realise cyrillic script in Mongolia is a direct consequence of Soviet history-rewriting "one russian man" policy? And that current effort in post-soviet countries to
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wellanyway
3y ago
On HN you can adore only Russia or China. Rest of the world is bad and unspiritual.
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wellanyway
3y ago
How dare people be proud of other countries than the birthplace of the Glorius Leader.
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wellanyway
3y ago
We get it, you are communist. Go away now.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Not a feedback, question. How do you feel doing work like this in a world where people see javascript as a acceptable language? Second, somewhat related, what would be the biggest problem preventing wide, industry adoption of Coq/other
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wellanyway
4y ago
So after 20 years of 'ethics of AI' mumbling, what we are doing is diving off the deep end. I am not surprised in the least.
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wellanyway
4y ago
She lost the privilege of not being attributed malice when she pulled a scam of a decade.
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wellanyway
4y ago
Talk about making wrong conclusions...
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wellanyway
4y ago
Lmao
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wellanyway
4y ago
Yelling at sky much?
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wellanyway
4y ago
That would be an interesting study. Cross referencing self described irritation at interruptions to size of the family you grew up in.
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wellanyway
4y ago
All but one sublanguages of SQL are imperative... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_manipulation_language
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wellanyway
4y ago
You aren't seriously comparing looking for a restaurant with fixing bugs in a enterprise scale codebase, are you?
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wellanyway
4y ago
Non-power users operate entirely in browser these days. You can switch them over to arch and they wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The problem is switchover of the OS is a complicated, techie thing to do. Try convincing someone
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wellanyway
4y ago
> for some use cases let me guess, Photoshop and Autodesk?
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wellanyway
4y ago
Mac OS 7 is the superior and ultimate aesthetic. Objectively. Which has nothing to do with the fact it was the first computer I had access to. No connection at all.
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wellanyway
4y ago
I can't believe how bad Finder is despite having to use it daily on work machine. That one view where icons don't snap to any grid but move like pixels in a raster editor... I am baffled as to why did it ever got made, and how is
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wellanyway
4y ago
Anyone who's not 1) CCP shill or 2) completely naive understands that it is, and most likely was designed from the core up with that goal in mind. Vine, I believe to be just a product by just a company. But then the politburo came in.
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wellanyway
4y ago
a lot of the best apps you know are built by a single person
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wellanyway
4y ago
I find it hilarious when the industry that made Node a thing is suddenly very sensitive about using languages in other places than their original niche.
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wellanyway
4y ago
I could not be bothered to read another word about ai, nft or any other technical topic by clueless journos preaching "new normal". People producing empty word salad have, ironically, most reasons to be scared by GPT.
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wellanyway
4y ago
In my experience, all the fancy protocols doing fancy things are rarely used. I used to work for one of the leading network vendors and they couldn't make CEO speech stream not lag horrendously while selling solutions to this exact sce
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wellanyway
4y ago
lmao negative indexes in 2022
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wellanyway
4y ago
Care to explain?
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wellanyway
4y ago
Because enterprise Java programmers never stare puzzled at anything.
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wellanyway
4y ago
> It's not even due to JS. Do enlighten us then, what is it due to?
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