TooCleverByHalf

Tis editable, albeit difficult to find, in case you weren't aware (click timestamp of the comment you'd like to edit).

At some point we'll either have to be okay with breaking sites that break our privacy or we won't.

Oddly I realize that I rarely find a reason to end up on Stack Overflow these days.

In the short time I've been applying this technique I've found my comments are either an attempt to add my own notes of clarification to the subject at hand or as a tool to help concrete a concept related to the subject; a sort of a repetitive reinforcement of the concept.

For me, at least, it's less a coping mechanism and more a mindset I've found to be more constructive both online and off.

This seems effective for some things but falls short in cases where things aren't so black and white (most?).

I came across a comment on HN not too long ago that really resonated with me. The commenter mentioned that they do not comment to have a conversation with the OP. Instead, they treat commenting as writing notes about the topic at hand. Because of this, they don't expect responses or anticipate an argument (or even conversation). They mark down their thoughts and move on. It's been a really effective mindset for me thus far ad has shaped my responses for the better.

Im confused why this is a response to the parent.

I like it! Im having a hard time coming up with solid indicators that Im debugging or otherwise in focus mode that wouldn't also be red herrings for other activity. Have you come up with any good examples for yourself?

Does Fork support integrations with self-hosted systems like Github or Gitlab?

Did you have an alternate proposal for course of action?

In terms of TDD I can't make sense of this. Do you only write tests after a bug has been found?

One trick is to go at the most inconvenient time possible? Thats not a trick. Its just the most inconvenient time possible.

Commitment but it makes me wonder where to draw the line.

> working on this project, will myself or my team be exposed to new skills and technology?

How much weight would you say you give this piece of criteria in the overall decision?

Trying to understand how disabling javascript is related to accessibility needs. Mind helping me out?

If you think privacy is unimportant for you because you have nothing to hide, you might as well say free speech is unimportant for you because you have nothing useful to say.

The article covers how he sources content in great detail.

Just to clarify for myself, this person asked for alternatives that are not WordPress and Wix and you're recommendation is to use WordPress?

If complexity isn't the reason for the steep learning curve what is?

If above average security clearance is disclosed immediately by someone seeing my badge then thats on the company, not the person with the badge.

That's a fault of the badge system then. You can't fix human and human is to wear the badge with some colors that BigCorp gave me and get lunch.

You live in a scary world.