wintorez

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   by wintorez 7y ago

   Never ran into a problem with it myself but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   Regarding avoiding copy-paste; I'm a JavaScript developer, and from time to time, I run `npx jsinspect src` in the root of my projects to detect copy-paste. The results are always interesting.
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   Very nice!
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   I hope the same method could be applied to cure other viral diseases as well.
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   I think his point was "what other options do they have?". The cost of for example not fixing their car is infinite, so they'll accept anything to get that fixed.
6. 276.▲
   by wintorez 7y ago

   Exactly, thank you!
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   Yehuda Katz's name is in there somewhere.
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   I have a hunch that this is going to become a big deal in the future. Not sure why.
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   by wintorez 7y ago

   There are two data types that the more you think about them, the weirder they become: String & Date
10. 280.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    I love this question!
11. 281.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    I’d like to add the Berserkers series by Fred Saberhagen to this list.
12. 282.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    Thank you!
13. 283.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    No! Plane tests must use bad pilots. They must use tired pilots. They must use pilots under stress.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Because we want to achieve the same thing while writing less code. Because browsers advance and new APIs become available everyday. Because we now write web apps in places where there were no browsers before, like smart TVs, smart watches,
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    I've never been so excited about a library since the React itself.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    I don't like static typing, as a personal preference. I like the rapid prototyping of dynamic typing, and a type system often times gets in the way of that.
17. 287.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    “TypeScript solves problems that I don’t have, in a way that I don’t like.”
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Social exclusion and alienation fuels extremism and violence, period.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Client tracking throw Browser Fingerprinting is a spooky tech. Check these two websites to see for yourself. Try using different browsers, even aVPN connection, and see how trackable you are: 1) https://panopticlick.eff.org 2)
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Same thing Happened in Honda CR-V. They removed the volume knob, and people had to use touchscreen; there was a huge backlash, so they brought back the physical volume knob.
21. 291.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    Good, let's keep it that way!
22. 292.▲
    by wintorez 7y ago

    They only need to drop touchbar, bring back magsafe, and then we'll be back to sanity!
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    This can be a game changer.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    This is fantastic! No more `npm link`!
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    I'm surprise. I was expecting a higher percentage.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    As far as I can see, Java is pretty secure.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Came to say this. Asking "Do Elephants Have Souls?" is the same as "Do avocados have mana?" or "Does yeti catch cold?"
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    Not gonna happen, for multitude of reasons.
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    The way they layout their stores is also very attractive. It's impossible to pass one of their stores, and not go inside to browse, even when you don't plan to buy anything. Only one other store has the same effect on me and that&
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    by wintorez 7y ago

    It's possible to keep a technology secret, but how easy it is to keep the underlying physics/science secret?