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i.e. it'd be useless.
What will happen is that more coal will be burned because coal always works and is instantly available; Sun and wind isn’t.
Is this not antagonistic? It's pointless to make these statements, so your parent comment pointed it out. Go downvote the first one instead.
> if only reported
Reporting bugs can be super time consuming, especially if your project is large and the maintainer has a high bar for bug reports (e.g. "provide a codesandbox link"). I can't spend 20 minutes reporting a bug that will be auto-closed in 6 months when I can attempt fixing it instead, especially if I'm annoyed at the tool already. This used to happen a lot with browsers and nowadays it happens with build tools and libraries.
This isn't the 90's, that stuff died down when we all united against the africans. [1] There's no separatist movement in Italy other than in fringe groups on Facebook. Definitely much less than "Texas wanting to secede" anyway.
Supporting Taiwan is really not a question of opposing local separatist movements (at least in Italy) as much as just "losing China" and all that it'd entail.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2KTI_mZ0v4
This video is satire, racist POV
Hard disagree. What you're saying reminds me of Seinfeld’s "Not that there's anything wrong with that" suffix and "I'm not racist, but" starter. You don't have to mention things that are obvious, you're just making the conversation awkward.
I fail to see how talking about race (keep reading) changes anything about the the concept at hand: People want you because you have "the Thing, and maybe only the Thing."
"Being an Asian woman" itself can be the Thing, that's still covered by the article.
I don’t think it's fair to pick something extra-ordinary to respond to the article. Obviously "no worries" doesn't apply if the stakes are high.
How is that even possible? A comma change in a feature can break things, are you going to put that change behind a feature flag?
"New code" isn't just "new files/functions", so it's not always feasible to keep it behind flags, unless you use a "copy on write" methodology to all code.
Both your comment and the parent are racist because you’re applying common issues to “white men” while they’re really not limited by race in any way whatsoever. Whether this or that race is fetishized by which race is completely irrelevant in the context of the article.
What I read here is just that you’re just as discriminatory as the people who you complain about. I don’t see any mentions of race in the article and what it describes applies to most cultures and every race.
Stop being racist and maybe people will stick around after receiving the Thing.
What’s on the front is inexcusable though. This is not just dark patterns: shit straight up doesn’t work. Good engineers don’t ship that.
The video player has sucked for years so much that I built a service that fetches the raw hls URL and plays that directly in the browser. Night and day. How do you mess up something that works out of the box?
The recourse should be before this reaches the law.
That will be the explanation, I’m not too optimistic.
From what you’re saying, it doesn’t look like it. Fashion trends are not meant to be sensible. Plenty of people throw money at stuff they can’t afford. Look at poor people wearing Supreme and Prada.
If I buy a 10k watch it’s because it’s in my budget and will probably buy another one later or replace it with a Rolex.
Women nowadays keep assuming I'm gay due to my mannerisms.
These setups are useful because:
- not everyone needs to start from scratch every time
- they share one’s known-how through their configuration
Even if I rarely use boilerplates and such, often they're good resources to see how a specific problem has been fixed.
Also if they're done well they lower the barrier of entry considerably. See create-react-app where you can start developing something serious in React without starting from an empty index.html and glue everything together.
I wouldn't call 75% of desktop share "irrelevant". Tablets are still 20 times less common than PCs. *
* data from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_syste...
> Has anyone ever put a picture of a stroad up as art
Nobody puts up little ugly streets of Milan as art either, but stroads in Vegas and LA are certainly photographed quite a bit.
Edit: My comment is confirmed by a few comments just below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29507951
For the record, an iPhone 13 Pro costs EUR 951 before taxes in France, which means it's 7% more expensive than the US. However with taxes it's USD 1,303, which is probably quite a bit more than any after-tax price in the US.
The fact that $1000+ purchases are only covered for a year in the US for example is kind of a joke (in the EU it's 2 years)