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Can we just agree that more documentation is better? Well named variables, short functions, inline comments, annotations, examples, context, tutorials, types, friendly code owners. Any and all those things are helpful when dealing with unfamiliar code and apis.

Please please don’t discourage anyone from adding these.

Seems more like you knowing it's a sexist joke should be enough reasons not to make it. I sincerely hope you agree that intentional bigotry has no place anywhere.

It's sexist regardless if woman are present. People are victims even if they stand their ground.

I have no clue what half of these words mean. But why would any type of block chain coin be better than regular subscriptions or licensing?

Note: Im purposely ignoring the pyramid scheme like effects from rising currency values.

The same issues apply to American control over European power supplies or Norwegian control over European power supplies.

They aren't anymore dangerous for Europe. The main difference is our existing trade deals with the US are more embedded into the European economy than any of the other countries. We like the US now, they are our friends, but because they are more connected, we are more reliant on them than others, which is dangerous in and of itself.

Where can I read more about your web ide?

I learned a couple years ago that in most climate models clouds aren't included or aren't accurately modeled because they are too complex. https://www.carbonbrief.org/cooling-effect-of-clouds-underes...

Clouds impact weather and climate a lot. like really a lot

I feel like having a EFF captcha tool would be perfect. A quality and privacy respecting tool benefitting the web. It will remove the need to rely on tools from FAANG advertisers

The difference is completely and inherently political.

you should use the built in lazy loading https://caniuse.com/loading-lazy-attr or intersection observer for this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Intersectio...

if you ask the ISP it's 10 Mbit/s

As I understand it full disk access means the app can read the disk outside of the usual (strict) app sandbox or explicit user actions like file modals.

This is completely separate from the unix user permissions.

plugins works for things that are plugins. Most people seem to equate separation of concerns with everything should be a plugin. Otherwise you get massive issues actually working across each plugin (or package).

So unless your component is actually used in multiple core products it's not a component, it's just a part of your monolith. Making it a separate component usually, just spreads your monolith across several git repo's

How is keeping the USA online (which by the way actively destabilizes other countries and seeks out war outside its own soil) any different?

Wasn’t it also that they had a great distributed way of doing messages but got sued to changes their implementation?

So as a developer you need full disk access to run your programs? Oh my god, the surprise ;-)

For me a breaking bug in your documentation is the same as a breaking bug in your code. Both won't let me try or use whatever you built.

Ever since I learned that Musk didn't found Tesla [0] or PayPal [1] I get really uncomfortable when reading news like this. It's clearly Musk doing another hostile take over of a company someone else started.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla,_Inc.#Founding_(2003–200...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal#Early_history

[Citation Needed]

Or with a regular text editor:

Shift+ctrl+<- bar

Way easier than either vim or emacs

My biggest annoyance with linux is that for an OS where you supposedly can adjust and modify everything. Changing the keyboard shortcuts (even with kinto) is absolutely impossible. Not all programs work... things like CMD+arrow to move the cursor to end/start of line needs custom scripts. Its a mess.

Surly this could be better?

They could also learn how the website works, or how markdown works. Not everyone needs to be treated like toddlers. Colleagues can be surprisingly capable if you educate them.

Does anyone have a link to either the actual legislation or a simplified version of it? This article doesn't actually tell us what the legislation will be, just that google and facebook are scared..

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Come on, It’s not a stretch that when being discriminated by school staff also other authorities like the police won’t be on your side.

The authorities response between the black live matter protests and the terrorism from trump supporters is just one recent example of this. As long as the people discriminating have more power than the ones being discriminated, laws only protect some.

If you think people have “oppressed” needs caused by the rules around them, perhaps you should reassess which aspects of your own life are oppressed.

same here, that would be so much fun!

A bit silly but does anyone know what editor app is shown in this gif[0]?

[0] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robotsquidward/gifs/master...

This is great! Sure even github might have downtime. But keeping track of the status for small side projects this is perfect

Earlier this year I played around with Phoenix for a bit. As a JS dev learning about all this all at once it looks like such a great dev env.

One thing that still felt rough around the edges was the tie in with npm packages. Has that part been improving?

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