Illniyar

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by Illniyar 9y ago
I thought webassembly has no GC. Is this implementing a GC for go as well, or did something change?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Me and a lot of smart developers before me have learned on our skins that you should never make a rewrite. I think web design has the same problems as web development in regards to rewrite but the design community has yet to internalize tha
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Actually prostitution is legal in Nevada (but not in the big cities). So even that isn't so clear cut.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
This case appears to be the registrar's fault, not the top level domain's fault. Unless 1and1 uses a "sub" registrar for .sm domains (which is actually quite likely) then I would say the moral of the story here is to not
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Actually if you use inline style with important there is no way to override it. I.e. <input type="password" style="background-image:none !important"/>
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by Illniyar 9y ago
"You're not free to expect your health to be taken care of no matter what your financial situation; you're not free from living in often astonishing debt just to to get a higher education; you're not free to feel any sor
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Google is removing view image button from search results(theverge.com)
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by Illniyar 9y ago
This might not be a popular opinion here, but yes, SPAs are indeed a silver bullet. Or at least, no you shouldn't make a site that isn't SPA. With universal rendering, light frameworks like Preact/Inferno.js and things like
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I think the most ingenious anti-piracy trick was "Game Dev Tycoon"'s, which is after this post was made. The pirated copy had users unable to win or pass a certain point because their games started to get pirated (in the game
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by Illniyar 9y ago
As I understand it, and I think this study concurs, permanent eye damage isn't caused by computer use. Rather it's a combination of genetic susceptibility to being near/far sighted and straining your eyes during the susceptib
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I think it's just that every player has different holes - so your 14758 hole was different the the impossible 14758 hole
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by Illniyar 9y ago
But would you really setup a CI process to automatically build that app? (and one that'll probably cost you at least a 100$ a month)
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I think the tricking he is referring to is the fact that as games progress they turn from skill-based to money-based games, which is how all of these games get people hooked. Setting a "max payed" will most definitely warn you of
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I thought thunderbird was in pure maintenance mode and practically abandoned. Has something changed? Is this a maintenance release or is thunderbird starting to be a viable client again?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Thats should be the default really
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Is there a reason why ssn numbers can't become national id numbers? It's the easiest path, all you need is to make new cards with biometric information (probably a photo). The number can remain. Even if you add a validation digit,
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by Illniyar 9y ago
No, but I'm guessing there were many meetings, committees, getting approval from the top, etc... involved. That is still bureaucracy.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
It's interesting to look at it from a different angle. It took them years with a planned deployment of several weeks to increase the character limit. In a small or even medium sized startup, this kind of decision will be a single produ
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by Illniyar 9y ago
They broke userland. They introduced a backwards incompatible change that causes a lot of sites to lose some functionality, behave differently or outright break. Now you could say that the user (the developer here) used the feature wrong (I
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I don't think it matters where they are hosted, but I think it's disingenuous to say that all blogs look the same. Sure everything on medium looks the same, but there are many many blogs not on medium. Here, just after a simple se
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by Illniyar 9y ago
"it was largely a collection of websites made by people who were interested in some subject enough to write about it and put it online. " Oh,you mean like blogs? Seriously, this sounds like being nostalgic for it's own sake.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
"Axiom in the tech world is that "Apple is a software company that builds hardware". " Is that really a common belief? I know many people who think the opposite - apple is a hardware company. In fact Tim Cook went out of
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by Illniyar 9y ago
This. A thousand times this. The debate about testing should stop being about what type of testing os the best and start being about what type of test to use where.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Why should I use service workers to cache urls as opposed to using checksum urls with cache control (I.e. script.hz15cbsj.js etc...) Unless my site can actually do something offline, service workers for caching is just an extra headache
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I thought memristors is RAM that doesn't lose state when losing electricity. Is this article about memristors? That wasn't clear. Can memristors perform computations?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Thanks
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Err... does the tor site still have the 10 views a month for free limit? Are tor users supposed to subscribe to NYT - that will surely blow through any privacy you hope to achieve.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I fail to see how is that relevant, people are saying either keep the server up or let other people run their own, reversed engineered server.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I could try it and then hate it, but that seems like a bit of waste of time.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Unit tests and integration tests are tools, some tools are better at some tasks then others. The idea that a single tool is the only one you need is preposterous. If you are writing a library write unit test, if your app mostly binds two li

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