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Comment #22783661
If you are using absolute paths, I found this easier to get used to: hash -d b=/home/me/bin Then you call foo as: ~b/foo I have an array of these defined to my most used directorie…
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Comment #22733022
if you open iOS settings, you'll see them all over the place. They are not a usability disaster and any shortcoming in articulating intent should be attributed to the designer them…
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Comment #22626419
I believe the templating is what's declarative, here. For instance, in Vue you can insert logic such as for loops, conditionals, event listeners, two-way data binding and so on rig…
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Comment #22625989
Needless to say that this is subjective, but I think Single Page Applications and components-based UI in webdev is fairly modern as opposed to imperative, jQuery-esque Front-end de…
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Comment #22087010
What lots of assumptions? that's a single inevitability that a self-driving car manufacturer, Tesla or otherwise, will go out of business, rendering the car offline only (the point…
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Comment #22085541
Not only should it be offline-first, but it also should have fallbacks options like self-hosting.
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Comment #22085521
It is not a lie. The idea is that Tesla would go out of business and a vulnerability in the car would be found and exploited to kill you in the absence of security updates. Similar…
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Comment #21957538
> Number of studies. Source your claims (at least one.) I very much doubt this because only recently has it been possible for parents of the same sex to adopt, let alone evaluate t…
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Comment #21946854
I oftentimes don't know if asking for screenshots is appropriate as I have no idea what's the software is about; so, whenever there are screenshots, I get a sense of relief.
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Comment #21925649
https://www.fast.ai/ https://fast.ai is unsafe.
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Comment #21916793
You can do this with browser search engines, but as a DuckDuckGo user, I can !bang search_term (`!gh`, `!github` to search in github.) Now, I think DuckDuckGo is very lacking in te…
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Comment #21913691
Id' say use real screenshots on your home page.
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Comment #21913628
What's that have to do with anything (it being top front page)? are there guidelines for naming posts so that the language a software is written in is preferably in the title?
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Comment #21913377
This effectively made github my second search engine. We should have an AskHN on how to find software in general.
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Comment #21885511
post the ` https://` part too. I don't have https everywhere everywhere.
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Comment #21709229
I think you can do that with Pocketcast (free on android, paid on the web) and set a unique time for each podcast.
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Comment #21564582
8* year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Bridge
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Comment #21555818
the docs: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/class-and-style.html#Binding-HTML... https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/class-and-style.html#Array-Syntax In your template: a) b)
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Comment #21555760
> (That's why every CSS question on Stack Overflow has an answer that says "use this HTML: ... and this CSS: ...". It's rarely possible to use some random HTML and style it in an a…
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Comment #21425134
From anecdote as someone who was brought up in a very religious household and went to an Islamic school for boys over the summer for multiple years, I can't disagree enough. Young …
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Comment #21408597
maybe your testing on your dev environment, because I just scored a solid 98 using nuxt.
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Comment #21392671
because these are the things everyone comes in contact with and uses. there are indeed new features (in Vue 2 even) that have to do with dynamic Vue directives in the template and …
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Comment #21392594
you can do exactly that, they just wanted to showcase the methods option. often you would switch true to false doing: `@click="isSomething = !isSomething"`