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korla

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    Comment #37878592

    You are correct, there are ways to do so. There are also soft-locks which are states which are just incredibly hard to get out of (heat death of the universe type scenarios some ti…

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    Comment #35568776

    Further: e: dialectal version of "det", i.e. "it" öa, åa: adding an a on the end of a noun is a dialectal way of expressing "the 'ö'" and "the 'å'", respectively.

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    Comment #34566329

    Isn't the point that companies should be judged by the cost of their actions, and not the details of their implementations?

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    Comment #31775617

    I think developer speed is more important than optimising clock cycles unnecessarily. Generally writing to dom is much much slower than evaluting a few thousand expressions. For th…

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    Comment #29735304

    My reaction as well. I remember leaving for Google as a huge step in my childhood.

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    Comment #29712167

    I still recommend Name of the Wind. It's frustrating, but I would rather have loved and lost, than not loved at all.

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    Comment #29259039

    Killing flash was not about UX. The issues with it were technical. Flash was not the UX for systems, but for fun little games and a means to tell a story in a way which wasn't avai…

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    Comment #29259006

    DICOM is also the format used at hospitals for medical images. At least in radiotherapy.

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    Comment #29196854

    I read it as: Svelte is faster in theory, but since people write bad Svelte code, it is slower than the React code the same developers would write. My interpretation is that this c…

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    Comment #28975247

    I agree, and the competition is at this point more between VS and other full-featured IDEs like JetBrains Rider, which is my tool of choice for .Net-development. But, what I didn't…

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    Comment #28911112

    When I studied philosophy, we applied scientific methodology to understand complex topics, categorising them, and evaluating them against each other. The theories of moral philosop…

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    Comment #28911072

    I think you're equating the pro-mask side with some pro-science side. None of which has to do with the validity of science, or what truth is. You're talking about politics.

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    Comment #28911025

    What alternative methods do you suggest for the "domains it doesn't fit"?

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    Comment #28773103

    When you can't measure what's important, what you can measure becomes important.

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    Comment #27869508

    For me the biggest selling point is that the content I like is on YouTube. Everything else I can do without. I consume it through their RSS, which is nice, I suppose.

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    Comment #27253426

    I'm guessing here, but perhaps that is since apple revenue isn't ad-driven in the same sense Facebook is?

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    Comment #25743041

    Hate speech is when you promote violence or persecution in some other way against any of the groups you mentioned. I am not sure what point A has to do with what hate speech is.

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    Comment #25743023

    That is not what I am discussing. I am making a statement about how to design a stable society with humane values. From the perspective of the society. Instead you went to make jud…

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    Comment #25742965

    I believe you are conflating the definition of minority in this context. It means a disenfranchised portion of the population.

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    Comment #25725142

    Are you suggesting it is not in a society's interest to limit hate speech against minorities? Because that is what is being discussed.

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    Comment #25114821

    I think you vastly oversimplify how easy this fix is likely to be. For all we know this may mean touching code in multiple repos, each with hard-coded lists of which cards are supp…

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    Comment #24099942

    If the technology is too hard to understand for the masses it's unlikely to provide much resistance to desinformation campaigns.

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    Comment #24015410

    You're still off quite a ways in your analogy. I get paid to develop software that someone else owns and brands and makes all decisions for. For nothing more than money. It's nothi…

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    Comment #23910261

    No, it might indicate a lack of demand for that particular qualification.

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    Comment #23307654

    React has no invented language. You’re thinking about jsx which isn’t needed. It is recommended, however.