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Comment #47362645
The rate at which AI is accelerating seems the same as other big inventions. Some examples: - Tim invented the WWW in 1989, but I'd took until around 2000 (10 years) to go to the w…
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Comment #46824876
Tesla was THE company that started the EV-revolution, while VW was actively manipulating emission data. I don't like Elon and his politics, but I'm very grateful for Tesla to have …
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Comment #45958364
I’m Belgium it was Dutroux. It changed everything and is a cross generational trauma that still has its effects.
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Comment #44771152
Yes. There were no families before carriages… /s A carless society/city is way more family-oriented.
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Comment #44298926
problem is that when you are really in deep, you are not able to make that phone call. It is good advice to always take someone with you. It is like saying: more experienced bikers…
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Comment #43360722
For HTML, you can probably do the following: 𖢑ꚲ 𖢧𖤟𖤗𖢧
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Comment #43156899
I did not mind this linearity in Half-Life, because the story was engaging. You wanted to know what happened next. And I found the enemies did had some advanced "AI" for that time;…
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Comment #42614580
It’s about using the right tools for the job. FAANG and developer advocates made the web needlessly complex for most people. The over-engineered tools and frameworks became the “de…
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Comment #42614462
Not so sure about that. You can easily write horrible code in React: Too complex, inefficient, and/or resource-intensive. If you don’t know the tools and have good theoretical prog…
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Comment #41963168
Think of the trees! ;)
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Comment #41961010
The European Union doesn't like when a file get too big and powerful. It needs to be broken apart in order to give smaller files a chance of success.
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Comment #41688464
ShadowDOM, and by extension web components are great for providing an extended set of HTML ‘native’ components. Let’s say your company has multiple frontend SPAs with different tec…
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Comment #41688349
With webcomponents you are pretty close to the “metal”. If you know how to write good vanilla JavaScript, you can take most of that knowledge into webcomponents. You only need to l…
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Comment #41448770
I think the (interesting) output we see as the different UI is a side-effect of the actual research mentioned at the end of the video: how can we teach everyone how to do spatial p…
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Comment #41288443
I don’t even think that saying stupid and shallow comments speaks to the person who said it. Don’t we all say stupid and shallow things every day? It takes serious effort to filter…
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Comment #41253367
Why not? Isn’t it just a smart implementation of ligatures?
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Comment #41243347
What’s killer about that? I order food once every 2 weeks, I like to browse the different options myself. Almost all the ‘killer’ AI functions are already here: smarter photo retou…
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Comment #41184471
Multidisciplinary teams wont work either because inevitably power and politics come into play. I’ve seen it happen every so many times.
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Comment #41139565
You do remember the dotcom bubble, right? :D Something can change the world, but still be a bubble. They are promising AGI, super intelligence or the singularity in less than 10 ye…
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Comment #40998727
Counterpoint: no semantics is better than wrong semantics. If a screenreader thinks your layout is a (data)table, it makes your visually impaired users sad.
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Comment #40873288
Most of our software is bland because it is about practicality and functionality. A UI should do a lot more things than to be expressive. Being expressive is very low on the list. …
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Comment #40864177
@snowpid Maybe not completely annexed, but we did attack and occupy Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Comment #40864118
The "Reconsider Travel" badge has nothing to do with the nature of the large majority of people in a country. They can be as warm and welcoming as they want. But it's about the ris…
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Comment #40855127
I agree. I did not mean to say: “all life is meaningless “, but more that the green/ecological imagery of ‘mother nature’ that cares for you and needs caring was changed for me. Li…
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Comment #40844835
That’s a nihilist statement though. :p I was just outing my experience, no need to get that riled up.