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Comment #23440303
I don’t think people are dumb, the language is clearly structured so that it is ambiguous to take advantage of people who care about a cause.
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Comment #23435204
I had copied the title from the article at the time of posting, that's literally the title if you search Google: https://i.imgur.com/Xwheqan.png
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Comment #17295319
Loved BIRD when they first started here in San Jose but now they're painfully slow (~12mph) while Lime has managed to keep top speed around 20mph. BIRD has an edge in terms of avai…
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Comment #17120486
Being single and working from home for me was isolating and I found myself gradually becoming more seclusive while wanting to be social. When I was living with family I found mysel…
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Comment #17106569
Proxy is nice but the scope is very limited if you tend to avoid metaprogramming. One use I've found is for library maintainers - a way to expose a large API without taking a hit f…
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Comment #17094065
I like Pure CSS, it's one of the few CSS frameworks that makes it easy to pick and choose only the parts you need. Bravo!
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Comment #16918439
Love Apollo - they're a great team with many of great open source offerings. Apollo link state excites me because it unites remote and local data under a single source of truth. As…
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Comment #16769402
Bragging about first response metrics is a little disingenuous when most of those are automated replies. To answer the question, support is still a disaster and why I left Coinbase…
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Comment #16726047
Modern PHP is great but it still has the same inconsistent API. I did PHP for many years and had to look up the manual all the time because functions have different conventions for…
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Comment #16542445
I disagree and actually like it in principle. Languages of any kind change, and this to me feels just like spoken language change. If enough people establish convention - why break…
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Comment #16538991
Why is this a surprise? Google's has shown a pattern that they don't care about your Android hardware since they partnered with HTC and released their first branded phone. - Nexus …
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Comment #16485182
I'm inclined to say that going all in on a Google chat product is like betting it all on a slot machine.
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Comment #16408483
Not since I discovered GraphQL. It's hard to imagine any other abstraction on top of REST APIs that packs as much robust functionality in something so easy to use.
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