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Yeah I just don't see this being a thing either. If Google allowed businesses to pay to moderate (i.e. censor) their own reviews at their own will then that destroys any legitimacy in the reviews of a business, eliminating any value of
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How is being recorded by your employer while on their premises giving away your freedom? It would be a different thing if they were tracking you out of work, but when you enter a premises owned by a business you kind of implicitly agree to
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The thing is, those tangible benefits are all subjective and immeasurable. There is no way to measurably differentiate between someone feeling good because they're microdosing, or feeling good because they had a nice day, which is why
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Because the only things it does tangibly effect are your mood and mental perspective, things that are entirely subjective and do not have concrete metrics that can be used for measurement, especially when comparing that between different su
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The thing I find hilarious is that microdosing is literally taking a dose so small that you don't actively feel or notice the effects, and this study decided to research to what degree the subjects feel the effects of a dose intended t
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Incredible, who could have ever guessed that taking something in such a small dose that it's effects are imperceptible to the subject would reveal that the effects at such a dose are... imperceptible to the subject? Can we do a study o
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Like USA, Australia's politics are dominated by two major parties most people feel compelled to vote for, and even if you do vote for some independent third party, our preferential voting system ends in your votes going towards one of
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You can do it with Node as well, this works: #!/usr/bin/env node But similarly to with Python, it still requires you have the runtime installed along with any packages your thing depends on
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Except you can bake apps into a single stand-alone binary executable for both Node.JS[1] and Python[2] [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/pkg [2] https://github.com/marcelotduarte/cx_Freeze
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I always thought Apple's slogan was hilarious because I basically interpreted it with emphasis on the "just". It just works. Like, only barely passes the bar for what could be considered working, only just.
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Another great resource for learning about multiplayer game networking is this guide from Mikola Lysenko: https://0fps.net/2014/02/10/replication-in-networked-games-o...
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I've only had a quick glance but this book looks fantastic, saved for later reading and will definitely consider buying the ebook. I've been teaching myself 3D/CG programming in my spare time using free web resources, I'
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This paradigm reminds me a lot of my favourite JS/TS framework at the moment: Cycle.JS https://cycle.js.org/
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I think most PWAs are essentially front-end clients to a SaaS, so revenue typically comes from user subscriptions. Other than that like another user mentioned there's any monetization methods on the web at your disposal (advertising, m
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How has the web been tainted with ads? Many sites people have put on the web based on their business decisions are, sure. But that doesn't mean the core technology has been fundamentally tainted, any business not operating on a model o
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Yeah it's a trade-off and button links what this person would be experiencing. General best practice IMO is any navigation link/button that is just some permalink like a profile page should be an a tag to support natural browser i
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> Isn’t this exactly the time our tax-funded government should step in and prop up successful companies, small, medium, and large. Yes but that doesn't mean they should rescue companies that were a house of cards waiting to collapse
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Would have been even more embarrassing if the Redis site was down with a MySQL error
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Man I would absolutely LOVE to see IBM suing the pants off of Oracle and sending those muppets into insolvency. I don't think there is a single company in the software industry more widely hated than Oracle today, it seems to me they h
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Yeah fair call and it's more the combination of PHP + jQuery I'm referring to as being non-deterministic rather than either on their own - you can definitely write deterministic PHP and jQuery code, but the implicit integration be
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> If you don’t know how your code will work, that’s an issue with the quality of the code. No, it's a fundamental difference between declarative and imperative programming. With imperative programming (e.g. PHP + jQuery) you cannot
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I can't see JavaScript SEO ever being a thing, especially when most people these days just add SSR to their stack and call it a day
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It isn't. I elaborated a bit in my later comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22523344
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> How is that not the definition of a function or a method? It basically is and that's the point. With SPA's you generally structure it so your entire app is just a function. The same cannot be said of traditional server/c
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To word it more technically, building an SPA allows you to build applications as declarative composable functions which are deterministic, as opposed to the spaghetti code commonly seen in the days of jQuery and PHP which is harder to read,
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I too despise the "kitchen sink" approach seen in Gmail's UI where they are trying to cram every unwanted and unnecessary feature into your view and RAM at once. If you used "Inbox for Gmail" before Google abandoned
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> Svelte components compile to vanilla javascript plus a small runtime Same could be said of React though. React components are literally just plain JavaScript functions which return VDOM nodes that get diffed and applied to the DOM by t
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If it's a web-based user interface as this tax app sounds to be, it is arguably improved purely by being an SPA. Requiring full page reloads just to submit or change some tiny bit of data in a page is objectively bad UX.
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Language barriers aren't relevant when the country you're outsourcing to has the same primary language. TZ differences are a non-issue for distributed companies already using JIRA and Slack for everything. Those two things would o
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Does this mean I can sue Facebook because, despite my (unreasonable) demands they stop showing me fake news and ads for crypto-mining mobile games that pretend to be affiliated with legitimate news sources or the games they're knocking
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