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by Cshelton 11y ago
My fighter pilot fried has told me stories, he's said, "Ejecting is the last thing you want to do, you'll come out of it a few inches shorter, if you survived the 10% chance of dying from your neck hitting the canopy."
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Also, canvas support can be turned off. We have clients who have the latest version of Chrome, however they run on VMs and the system admins have canvas turned off (no gpu rendering at all). Out of our control...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Thank you! Was using FusionCharts in production, but I've been looking for something with the features I need already built, that's open source. This is awesome.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Basically, NoSQL became the big trending thing, everyone was pushing it hard simply because other people were as well. Because of this, many people used a NoSQL database when either a.) They were using the wrong technology for the problem t
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I feel far too many books make assumptions that things are "common knowledge". I think they are afraid of putting too much remedial and review stuff at the beginning or in the book in general. But in reality, the percentage of peo
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Every time I write that in JavaScript, I delete it and just use ! As well haha
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Go has also been around/stable for a much longer time than Rust. They probably started this project well before Rust was stable.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I think this is a case where the physicists and engineers working on these experiments say one thing, but what gets delivered in the headlines and articles, including NASA's own marketing/journalism department, is completely off.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Hmm, it was closed because it was considered 'out of scope'. Who does the testing on every browser/device combination seems to be the big question. Seems like something Babel should set up internally as it's their tool a
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I remember a few months ago taking a test dive and the Tesla rep was very quick to correct me when I called it "autopilot". He kept saying it is just a safety feature. This is a very important distinction because many states laws&
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Well I haven't contributed anything to babel, but if I get some free time (it's rare), I might see if I can figure something out and make a thread to discuss it. I'm sure they have thought about it already... Even if you can
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by Cshelton 11y ago
It's just hard knowing which browsers will support something and when. It's be nice to have a browser target config nicely built in to babel. Like, I want to support any major browser version after Aug. 2015. If something is suppo
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by Cshelton 11y ago
This doesn't even get to the overall design of css in the first place and the problems it has... http://blog.vjeux.com/2014/javascript/react-css-in-js-nation...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Well, we need the custom elements spec to be figured out too
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I was born in Texas and have lived here for most of my life. I travel a lot and get to see many locales and cultures, especially in the US. Texas really has two sides to it: There is the traditional 'Texas' that most people outsid
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Texan native here: This...is true.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
BMW Individual. For a good amount of money, any color scheme, exterior, interior, leather stitching, etc. can be yours. They can do a lot as their "custom" shop is kinda separate. You're almost getting a "hand-built&quot
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by Cshelton 11y ago
React keeps all of the "DOM" stuff in memory. Thus it is inefficient and unnecessary to use jQuery to do anything to the DOM.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I take it back lol. At that velocity, we'd be screwed. We have nothing that could get something big enough, to a high enough orbit, and at that velocity...So yeah, it's pretty reassuring lol....
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by Cshelton 11y ago
It's an entire 1.3 lunar distances away! Don't sweat it! =p But yeah, if it were a projected impact, the point of impact on Earth would see the largest evacuation ever. And/or we'd bring in the brightest minds and say yo
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Data should have attorney/client privileges. That would solve all this privacy stuff. No, just because the data exist, does not mean you can just have it. If both my attorney (23&me) and I agree that you may use it, then yes, other
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by Cshelton 11y ago
That is overall what I have found in the Rust community. Everyone is always helpful and the community is very welcoming. This is good for Rust lang, as by its self, is not the most noob friendly.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Well another consideration is the additional time added to the Mars trip. Right now, going directly from Earth, around Earth a bunch of times, then straight to Mars will be 6-9 months one way, which I believe the opportunity to come back wo
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Maybe I'm just disregarding a lot of patent law, but wouldn't it be a better plan to just have all NASA patents open to anyone? Sort of like the Tesla model with patents. i.e. Let's build a docking mechanism that all private
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I don't see it being very long until all vehicles will be required to have a 'black-box' like aircraft. Basically, in the event of an accident that is serious, both black boxes from each vehicle can be submitted to ...somebod
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Exactly, it seemed like Apple has really held back on the Apple Tv. I think their original plan hasn't panned out yet with the "replace your cable" deals, but they also had to release the hardware now. Maybe future software u
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Wow, I use Venmo all the time, never even thought the TOS would have something like this in it. Now I only use it among friends I know well. And any craigslist type transaction I've always done strictly with cash only. But this is defi
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Last Insaw about an hour ago, he is still suspended through Thursday (tomorrow). Is this still true? I don't understand why if the charges were dropped...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
When you use Immutable JS, you are taking a slight performance hit. You are creating a new object every time you change anything and returning it. But the benefit of not having to worry about unexpected changed or sometimes referencing some
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by Cshelton 11y ago
These flyertalk guys are crazy. Yes, it's awesome, but I can never imagine having the time to do this...Like the guys who fly from DFW -> NYC -> LA -> back to NYC -> SF -> back to LA -> back to NYC -> back to DFW a

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