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terrortrain
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Comment #32037725
Mmm, still seems snappy to me. What makes you say it feels bloated?
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Comment #32035649
I guess I'm the foolish one, but I thought the title implied that the book was about algorithms you can use to make decisions, not decision making algorithms. If the former sounds …
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Comment #30800447
Spherical photos or videos are my favorite. Yes you have to put on Google cardboard or whatever to really experience it, but it brings the VR experience brings me back to the momen…
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Comment #30682364
I implemented a policy of "loom video, for all PR", at my last company. Every video should include: an explanation of the problem, a walkthrough of the patch, a recording of the re…
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Comment #29907811
I wish I saved the source, but I saw somewhere the term: "Don't repeat concepts" While it doesn't spell out a word, I think it's much better advice than DRY, and better aligns with…
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Comment #29290401
Lots of people are staking already, so validators are running. The system shouldn't be vulnerable when the fork goes live. What will really determine the successful chain, is where…
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Comment #29162664
Linux for laptop just isn't great in my experience. My desktop is Linux, and all is well. But on all my laptops, I find things to just be to much of a PITA. Eg: hibernate, is way t…
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Comment #28852816
If there were a track point keyboard, I don't think I could resist buying this laptop. I would also love a 16 or 18 inch version.
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Comment #28840466
Nice, I bookmarked your site. Weather data is surprisingly hard to navigate. Did you source it from NOAA.gov or somewhere else? I tried to slap together a simple weekend app based …
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Comment #28840258
Some if the comments here are way over the top IMO. Like a full time DevOps person went solo and spent a few weeks setting up their perfect deployment process. If we're talking a p…
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Comment #28731099
I am generally following that advice. IMO the fact that this is the best path is clear evidence that we need mobile app store reform. It's mind boggling to me that people still def…
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Comment #28673769
I completely agree with this. At a few of the start ups I've worked at, "no" wasn't in the dictionary. It was always a dumpster fire, the product had some many configurations and o…
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Comment #26915558
Windows laptops with wsl have gotten pretty nice lately... I have not regretted the switch at all.
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Comment #26903578
The title is so click baity and the whole premise seems flawed. Spacial reasoning wouldn't work on mac if the users were constantly resizing their monitor. If you always want your …
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Comment #26903512
Just assume everything is touch and mouse... My laptop is touch, and I use touch and the mouse frequently. Most apps work fine with either. If you do and context menu or whatever f…
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Comment #26894851
It's not a ponzi. Lookup what a ponzi scheme is.
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Comment #26890698
I came here with the same question. Hasura is really awesome, so far as I have used it. Now I gotta look into prisma I almost wonder if they aren't mutually exclusive. With hasura,…
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Comment #25335415
This list is awesome, i love everything except: 12. Award all ties to your reviewer A true "tie" is really rare IMO. If it really is a tie, we should all should agree that person p…
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Comment #25052582
I've been working on a competitor to this. http://tengable.com Additionally, you may want to check out https://www.sococo.com/ which is another competitor. I personally think this …
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Comment #24404347
I haven't looked at it for a while, but wasn't that the big feature of ipfs?
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Comment #24319339
Writing types by hand is not any less wasteful than writing documentation.
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Comment #24282785
For js->ts, this is right on the money. When I started unit tests way back when, half the tests were just checking what happens if you give it strange arguments.TS now does that jo…
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Comment #24160636
You can also use an ad blocking DNS, it's been working great for me
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Comment #24144673
Firefox has dev tools, and they are very similar for basic things. There are some differences with some of the more advanced dev tools. I like both
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Comment #24025140
Sure, but people aren't paying to go to prison. They are paying for a nice bed. Apple just happens to keep the bed in prison, which is where you must go if you want to use the bed.…