wldcordeiro

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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
I think it's 'shat' and 'shart'?
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
Look at the left hand sidebar of the article with the author info. There's a Facebook and Twitter icon.
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
The trick didn't work with my glasses on but it's a cool setup.
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
Even non-long distance friends it's been a great way. The pandemic reinforced that. I had friends start playing games they never did before and I even started playing some I hadn't so we could socialize.
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
Jet was an acquisition though. I get they tried to keep some of its "upscale" shine but they eventually shuttered it for their own online offering.
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
They never went away they just rewrote the rules so you go in for something else on paper.
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by wldcordeiro 5y ago
So would someone have two or more native languages if they can change which one they formulate their thoughts in? I guess that just emphasizes your point or the article's point more that it's a vague term to begin with.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
That sounds like a solution that wouldn't ever get traction in the US with the love of stupidly large trucks and SUVs.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
The most annoying part to me about ads on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram is just how hard it's pushed. You get 1 piece of content in your feed before an ad. The ads always use rich media so they'll take up 2x the space of a typi
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
It doesn't help that the ads on Twitch are the lowest of the low in terms of quality so you have no desire to stay around. Also their way of doing preroll ads is just bad, you'll get to watch like 5-10 seconds of the channel befor
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Love this feature. I've got basically all the bang keywords but instead of say `!g query` it just becomes `g <query>`.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Yeah pointing to what is essentially an issue only in a mostly unmaintained version of Firefox is really disingenuous and sounds like someone complaining about something not working on IE6.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Because HN commenters always feel like they know better and like to talk down on any changes even when they have no context for why the decision was made.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Right? Just because it's normal for C&Ds to be sent doesn't mean it should be because they're obviously weaponized by large organizations.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
The show The Expanse has some interesting scenes involving loose items inside ships as well as junk/ballistics ripping through ships that this reminded me of. Interesting to see that fiction was inspired by the reality.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Almost always the sites that don't work in Firefox tend to do things in Chrome specific ways.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Fuck that, trademark law is broken if it requires something that "looks like" bullying. It's just bullying with some flimsy justifications.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
You as an individual or a small company being built off the savings of an individual cannot afford the myriad of legal fees associated with the process the large corporation is putting you through. It's really not hard to understand ho
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Ah yes let's pine for the days when ~men were men~programmers were programmers and we coded real quality, unlike this current trend...
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
Agreed, not just the monetization scheme but Spotify and others just push the music listening experience to playlists and singles and have very little room for albums and collecting a library of music you refer to.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
It sounds like fraternities for rich finance guys but virtual. Some club with a steep entrance fee and status signaling that exists mostly to enrich the members.
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
The Mormons have been engaging in white flight from Salt Lake City proper and heading further and further south. The current tech bubble area near Lehi is a perfect example, just ten years prior they were all moving 10 miles north to Draper
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
I live in SLC and work in the Silicon Slopes and as a non-Mormon and latino I'm positive I've been passed on promotions because I can't relate enough to the management which is overwhelmingly white, middle-aged and Mormon so
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by wldcordeiro 6y ago
I think they meant the behavior of not installing peerDependencies was "deprecated".
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by wldcordeiro 7y ago
Security warning page for the certificate?
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by wldcordeiro 7y ago
This page was confusing to me until I followed the Github project page and saw this "Transistor level 6502 Hardware Simulation in Javascript". Why this same sentence couldn't be anywhere on the demo page though, is a mystery.
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by wldcordeiro 8y ago
Odd I read the article and got the sense that it wasn't necessarily painting one side better than the other but tried to give an overview of the full financial picture. It missed details sure but the overarching point was "run you
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by wldcordeiro 8y ago
No it specifically mentions renter's insurance near the beginning but the number cited seems like a minimum policy. > Rachel pays $307 per year in renter’s insurance.
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by wldcordeiro 9y ago
Really that would be nice, because it's just a ton of noise here.
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by wldcordeiro 9y ago
I have tried to use VS Code a number of times but never found a reason to switch like I did with Atom from Sublime Text. Everyone always cites speed or whatever but I don't notice any slowness in Atom (especially these newer releases.)

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