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Yes, exactly. For reference. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/supco...
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As you say, considering the clause is nothing but the authority to exercise the detail of existing powers http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2014/09/03/necessary-and-pro... It would still be questionable that mo
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Congress can pass laws, but not delegate that power to another entity.
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Monopoly the game is a closed system.
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There are no limits in a real world economy on agreements, contracts etc between actors. Monopoly is a very closed system and in no way represents a real free economy.
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Regulatory agencies or any centralized governance becomes a target. This is why constitutionally no such authority was ever given to the federal government to institute such agencies. Saying there is no meaningful distinction is truly disi
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Maybe we shouldn't consider Monopoly a game of 'capitalism'. Although, it probably in some respects does represent the popular idea of capitalism and the reality of our current regulated economic system. The game monopoly bet
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Because corrupt corporatism and crony capitalism has been effectively conflated with free market capitalism. Most politicians who claim to support capitalism actually are supporting nothing of the sort. It then becomes convenient for the m
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The distinction intended was in standards which are done by consent for example browser standards vs. regulation imposed by government.
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Yes, but I believe the previous point is that standards are typically adhered to by consent. Not by government force. Allowing government to fine or shutdown sites not complying with some set of standards is a very chilling path to go down
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>WCAG is hardly onerous to comply with This is pretty much the argument by which all legislation is passed. It will ultimately be the weight of all legislation in the end that will leave the internet in the hands of only large corporati
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Yes, the long term result of adding regulations such as this to the internet will ultimately result in an internet that is exclusive to large corporations as they will be the only ones with the resources to comply. It is the same path we ha
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If you listen to talks about the design architecture of Servo you will understand the HTML CSS is not the problem. It actually is an advantage when you want to build an engine that works like a high performance game engine.
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There is likely no need. Hopefully a technology like Servo will get built into Electron. If that happens, there shouldn't be any issues related to performance. Servo in theory can be even faster than native libraries thanks to its u
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Actually, its the other way around. The web platform is the future even within the realm of performance. Once technologies like Servo and Web Assembly become part of the standard platform, it will be the preferred platform for performance
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Visual Studio Code will soon have fastest search of any editor(github.com)
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Visual Studio Code considering ripgrep for search engine(github.com)
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I tried using minimap in other editors and it just got in my way. Tick marks have always been far more useful to me. At a glance I see if there are other occurrences of a term in the entire file. With minimap, I have to scroll to find wha
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by 13years 10y ago
There is a lot more to Chrome than just the JS engine. Much of Chrome's performance has been in areas that improve the total browsing experience.
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I have a list I have been keeping here. https://github.com/dakaraphi/development-resources/blob/mast...
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by 13years 10y ago
Depends on what features are important to you. On my system, the new parallel file search from VS Code is an order of magnitude faster than Sublime. For example, searching my entire project is 2 secs in VS Code vs 20 sec in Sublime
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by 13years 10y ago
Doesn't work for any of my JS projects. However, Brackets and WebStorm work just fine. It does work for my TypeScript projects. Edit: It does work on some symbols in JS projects. But it doesn't work on function calls. Example:
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by 13years 10y ago
I am really loving VS Code. However, there are 2 big things I really need to give up Brackets/WebStorm entirely. 1) Jump to definition for plain JS. Both Brackets and WebStorm can find method definitions for any JS project. 2) Multil
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by 13years 10y ago
Still seems quite speedy to me coming from the Java world :-) I'm curious as to what is happening with SIMD. That has been at stage 3 for a long time.
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>but when you're a young woman who needs access to family planning birth control... I don't think a lot of poor minorities would agree your issues are more important than having spending your life in prison, your life possessio
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Actually, prior to the EPA property rights were the method of pollution control. However, under property rights there was 0 pollution allowed. Courts began to consider that some pollution must be allowed to allow the economy to thrive. So
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Because both parties have been nearly identical on the very things that impact your life and liberties more than anything else. Foreign wars, drug wars, domestic spying, debt, military industrial complex, militarization of police state and
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by 13years 10y ago
However, Dart didn't make the list for PYPL http://pypl.github.io/PYPL.html or the RedMonk ranking, although this is 6 months ago. http://redmonk.com/sogrady/2016/07/20/language-rank
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Looks like that data hasn't been updated in over 2 years
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1) Conservatives view the solution as a tax and method of wealth distribution. Couldn't be more anti-conservative from this view point. 2) Typical conservatives are free market only in their rhetoric. Most are crony capitalist and wi

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