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yladiz
5y ago
It's similar but a little different, as it is usually shorter (you need to pay it in a set number of installments over a fixed schedule, like 4 weeks) and there's no interest if you pay on time, at least with Klarna. I have no ide
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yladiz
5y ago
The code you just put is vanilla JS, so yes it's normal, it doesn't require any compilation step to work. If you made a React component that returns something that didn't require a compilation step, like Hyperscript, then it
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yladiz
5y ago
A major version change may (or may not) have some breaking changes, but most good libraries have migration guides and documentation on how to upgrade. Presumably the parent comment was annoyed that the breaking changes also included no docs
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yladiz
5y ago
Hi from AOL in 2001!
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yladiz
5y ago
But that's just an easy argument that keeps the status quo. In a western society today may be impossible to escape some big "evil" corporation, but there's a major difference between having no choice to participate in th
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yladiz
5y ago
And the evangelists who never used the product are also noise.
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yladiz
5y ago
I haven’t read through this version of SICP, but if someone has, how does it cover things like macros (or, does it)? You can kind of get there with tools but it’s not built into the language (meta programming in general isn’t, except for ne
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The forbidden erotica of ancient Pompeii
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yladiz
5y ago
The video isn't, but the standard is.
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yladiz
5y ago
I'm not sure if you watched the video, but if I understood your first point, he debunked that by testing it on a wide range of plugs (sure it's anecdotal but I doubt he has such different plugs from other people in the US). Appare
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yladiz
5y ago
Why is that a benefit?
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yladiz
5y ago
This is definitely not the case in parts of Europe, including Germany. More places are accepting card but it’s nowhere near ubiquity.
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yladiz
5y ago
Caffeine doesn’t have severe withdrawal effects lol. Alcohol, while a depressant and not a stimulant, is much worse in both addiction potential and withdrawal and it would have made your point much more salient.
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yladiz
5y ago
What would be some objections to Backblaze?
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yladiz
5y ago
This is a little trite, but they say that the move away from religion has moved our sense of “who’s god” to the state. In general, at least in USA, trust in the state is really low, so the next step is the corporation, and so people treat t
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yladiz
5y ago
I think no manufacturer is except basically Apple, since they’ve been doing updates for 5 or 6(?) years now (I believe the 6S was updated for iOS 14).
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yladiz
5y ago
If you have legal insurance, ask the lawyer to look into it and write a letter. This seems very illegal and a single letter from a lawyer will scare the company enough to stop it.
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yladiz
5y ago
> Instead, I simply do not believe that this is the reason for which Apple is introducing these capabilities. Okay, what do you believe the reason is then? I can understand being skeptical of the claim that it's for child abuse and
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yladiz
5y ago
If you sync with iCloud this already could happen, because photos are not end to end encrypted.
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yladiz
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Who are you to be the gatekeeper of what is or isn't an acceptable way to use Malbolge, or any esoteric language?
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yladiz
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What? And not what because of your sentence but I didn’t get the point.
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yladiz
5y ago
Case in point, the awards given against people who pirate something like a movie which are completely detached from the actual damage caused by the piracy.
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yladiz
5y ago
I think by journey they mean the travel time including security.
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yladiz
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You still haven't answered my question: does the average person have complicated deductions? What is the government just calculated the average amount someone drives for their job and just give a blanket deduction by default, and if yo
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yladiz
5y ago
> I have electricity coming to my house to make my life convenient Wait, what? Are you actually arguing that electricity is a convenience?
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Does the average person have complicated deductions?
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Does it stand to reason that the average person needs to actually file taxes if the government knows the information necessary to calculate a tax refund or bill anyway?
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yladiz
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In Germany a lot of people don't need to file taxes. If you have a job that takes taxes out automatically, like an office job, you aren't obligated to files taxes, but if you freelance or have some additional income that wouldn&#x
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yladiz
5y ago
Changing your mind is hypocritical, your opinions must be kept consistent and non changing no matter what. Really though, it's surprising that a lot of people have this same knee-jerk reaction to someone having an opinion and then chan
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yladiz
5y ago
Serious question: how popular is Elm? I've recently seen some tutorials showing up and anecdotally know some friends that have played around with it, but I haven't seen any job postings for it and so I'm wondering if it'
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