Jaxkr

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by Jaxkr 7y ago
All the time. If I’m on Windows, I use it to search. If I’m on MacOS, it’s command (and same for some Linux distros, like Elementary)
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
I don’t understand. JS can’t be precompiled, so the interpreter would still be doing JIT compilation (or be very slow?)
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
Will Apple allow this to be used in apps distributed through the App Store? As far as I know, they explicitly disallow any web browsers from using rendering/JS engines other than WebKit. I think this is for security reasons. Are the Ja
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
Surprised PyPy was not mentioned.
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
This was the problem that crypto was intended to solve, but is failing because the fiat ramps are under-developed. There are no good international money sending services because it’s a highly regulated industry. These regulations, such as A
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
I also use multiple services to take notes/store info and I like to make an “index of organization”. Basically, just write down all of the different services/folders/notebooks you use and what you use them for. For example, i
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
Thanks for your reply. This is an interesting psychological perspective (the other comment offered a technical one) and it makes a lot of sense.
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
Thank you very much for your reply. I definitely lack perspective on this. I really sympathize with the reasoning behind not printing a 4-length date on the low column displays. But I’m still curious about just how wasteful a 4 digit year w
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Ask HN: People programming before 2000: why were 2 digit years a thing?
2 points by Jaxkr 7y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: How do you document your code at work?
7 points by Jaxkr 7y ago|5 comments
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by Jaxkr 7y ago
Have you considered how this will fare in the current regulatory environment? European countries banned Libra because they didn't want it to compete with the Euro and the U.S. showed hostility to pre-crypto complementary currencies. Ha