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by zghst 10y ago
Exactly why we should avoid more extensions. I don't see what's wrong with a config, either package.json or System.global
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by zghst 10y ago
Well, not completely, other devs who are working on the same project might not enjoy debugging why X isn't working on a certain browser.
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by zghst 10y ago
Facebook's experience and technology are miles ahead of MySpace. They are a key influencer of the tech industry and it's one of the top places many bright minds head to. There is no way FB will ever end up like MySpace, maybe a di
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by zghst 11y ago
The Mission is up and coming, it's now one of the hot real estate areas. I'm pretty sure Marina is more expensive, though it's not listed on the map.
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by zghst 11y ago
SCMP was already going down the tubes in regards to journalistic integrity. I stopped reading more than a year ago due to the propaganda pieces they were shipping.
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by zghst 11y ago
I always change my mind and partial fear of others judging me or me evolving way beyond my previous viewpoint.
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by zghst 11y ago
More education equals less children. It is more and more acceptable in American society to not have any children in a heterosexual couple. I don't have stats on hand but somewhere I read that 1/3 of US marriages are childless.
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by zghst 11y ago
I used to be in the camp of "there's not too many people" but then I look around and see how polluted and crowded it is all over the world and imagine 40 years later when there are 9 billion people contributing to the existin
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by zghst 11y ago
For some reason, true oppressive regimes aren't worth reporting on anymore.
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by zghst 11y ago
Then they go to the next guy in line.
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by zghst 11y ago
Except for the CN gov't spyware baked in...
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Vyrill: Discover products via video(vyrill.com)
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by zghst 11y ago
You must be a corporate shill who thinks its a acceptable to hold someone's money hostage by extending past my "no interest", wasting my time and really trying to sell me crap I don't need or want. We should be able to c
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by zghst 11y ago
Wow we've allowed these companies to implement horrific consumer practices, holding us hostage, making canceling incredibly inconvenient. We need new consumer protections, this goes beyond trying to keep a customer, it is borderline ha
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by zghst 11y ago
Pretty sure some Feds were looking to pin him after his story broke earlier this year. Protip: Be a quiet or unknown capitalist oppressor
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by zghst 11y ago
Needs some polish, but nonetheless a fantastic concept!
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by zghst 11y ago
No one really has to worry about food in our society with the plethora of welfare programs, churches, food banks, etc, as well as the many people such as myself who will routinely give the needy food or money. Shelter is tricky, however the
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by zghst 11y ago
I think many place too much faith that while someone isn't working, they will be doing good things with their time and not having negative effects on the society or economy or the human race. Everyone earning their keep is not an antiq
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by zghst 11y ago
Having a good web browser or partially obscure language does not make Microsoft a web company in a sense that Google or Facebook are. That would be a dishonest comparison. Us devs will never forget about IE, though Edge is a good start in r
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by zghst 11y ago
Just like devs will eventually build apps for Windows 8... While I've some great apps built on the Windows Universal app platform, there really haven't been anything that I've seen that is a must have or the next explosive ap
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by zghst 11y ago
Only if the navigation would condense while scrolling... Hate that 25% of the UI is blinding me with color/space and distracting away from what I'm interacting with.
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by zghst 11y ago
Microsoft might be ambitious now, however I think they are the ones who will lose out in the future, where platforms are everything. A huge problem I see in Microsoft's approach is its ability to build a compelling platform for consume
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by zghst 11y ago
Yeah another caution of mine. I would very much not like my projects to be a causality in an internal political war at Google. Who knows what might happen down the line...
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by zghst 11y ago
Apple's design influence reaches everywhere. While Android apps don't visually mimic iOS, the tons of designed interactions that were introduced on iOS (not necessarily by Apple but it's dev community) are frequently replicat
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by zghst 11y ago
...well you wouldn't have those problems with XML tags/HTML being used in an app with a framework that uses a custom layout system.
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by zghst 11y ago
Web Assembly is on the horizon so we will see. In the meantime, how do you explain meteoritic the rise of JS? Why do devs choose to use tools like Babel over Emscripten? Why is it that companies like Netflix, PayPal and LinkedIn, etc all ut
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by zghst 11y ago
I used to hate JavaScript. It is a very imperfect language, but many of its pitfalls come from widespread mediocre practices and craftsmanship, rather than the language's quirks.
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by zghst 11y ago
Funny you say that given JavaScript's immense popularity. JS is by far the most popular and easy to learn language out there and has a large, inclusive community. There are little reasons to knock JS these days, especially with the upc
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by zghst 11y ago
Have you looked into Babel?
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by zghst 11y ago
It would probably be a huge pain to migrate all 18,000 classes, tests, tools, etc., over to a React Native app. Also JS has less fine grained tooling for performance profiling (try stepping through JS bytecode for performance analysis, it&#

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