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    Comment #47125036

    As the author of a content management system I made with the idea to democratize internet content creation, I've had a lot of the same thoughts that the author brings up here. I've…

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    Comment #46903746

    Even worse than cancellation is when there's sloppy writing that is very obviously in place to push the series into another season while a bunch of plot threads go unresolved. It's…

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    Comment #46889055

    My thoughts exactly. They are using the Google playbook of "don't be evil" until it becomes extremely profitable to be evil.

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    Comment #46857897

    Location: St. Paul, MN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C#, TypeScript, JavaScript, SQL, HTML5, CSS3, Swift, Clojure, Docker, .NET 10, Node.js, ASP.NET/MVC, React…

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    Comment #46338418

    I gave it an image of my crappy art and asked what steps I could take to make it look better. It gave me specific advice like varying the line widths and how to use this on specifi…

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    Comment #30516304

    I'm honestly surprised that VR hasn't been a bigger impact on board games. Besides the obvious fact that you can more easily get people together, software is great at handling the …

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    Comment #30516125

    I got the same "old, weird internet" vibe that you did. Back in the 90's there seemed to be more moonshot ideas like VRML and The Palace Chat - things that were maybe a little sill…

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    Comment #30443215

    I wonder how many great websites we lost with the death of Flash. Off the top of my head, I remember visiting the website for the movie Donnie Darko back when the film was original…

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    Comment #30349501

    > If I were to predict, Google would start identifying trends and slowly start ranking reddit higher for user centric queries. In my limited dev experience, that is already happeni…

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    Comment #30349436

    Great timing! Just today I did a Google search in an attempt to figure out why my skin surrounding some recent scar tissue had a yellow discoloration. Didn't find my answer until t…

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    Comment #30334299

    This plays some part. Another factor is the old 'it is harder to read code than it is to write it' adage.

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    Comment #30334253

    Currently working in the world of TypeScript/Node/JavaScript there's so much stuff I miss from .NET. * Awesome standard library - very little need to install packages from randos o…

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    Comment #30275439

    I saw The Hobbit in a theater playing at 60fps in 3D and several people in the theater laughed at points in the film that were not supposed to be funny just because how odd certain…

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    Comment #30180801

    I feel like these points land harder when talking about animation rather than live action films. Consider that when Disney made Bambi 2 in the 2000s, they came to the realization t…

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    Comment #30117823

    "We live inside a dream."

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    Comment #30074225

    > It is a very American thing to get so upset when the country is criticized. I think this is thankfully becoming at least slightly less common, at least among educated Americans. …

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    Comment #29923827

    I've sometimes wondered why so many restaurants (even some chains) don't have any kind of online presence outside of a crappy HTML 'poster' that tells the world they exist. No deli…

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    Comment #29703999

    For a beautiful mix of hardware and software, see the Nord Modular G2.

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    Comment #29541054

    > As TypeScript is a core part of the Deno ecosystem, we are also very interested in pushing for even closer alignment of TypeScript and JavaScript in the future. I've wondered why…

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    Comment #29394990

    Reading this I'm reminded of knockoutjs, which the author of SolidJS cites as an influence. I remember at one point, years ago, trying to figure out why it was so much faster than …

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    Comment #28696196

    Agreed. Everyone, regardless of their political leanings, tends to be ignoring the elephant in the room: why is there such an insatiable demand in America for conspiracy theories a…

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    Comment #28631495

    My arrow and page up/down keys do not work on this website. Very annoying.

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    Comment #28605993

    Based on what I've heard from interviews from doctors and nurses, these people change their tune incredibly quickly once they have been diagnosed with Covid and start suffering fro…

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    Comment #28605881

    Lots of sci-fi reference in the comments but the first thing I thought of when reading the article was the movie Pandorum.

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    Comment #28393025

    Maybe the question everyone should be asking is: why is there such an insatiable desire among a large part of America for white supremacist and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories? Wh…