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He's written a further compilation of his works in a book titled "Understanding Privacy": http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Privacy-Daniel-J-Solove/... It's a great read, and includes a section o
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Which for loops don't require a mutating index? (apart from the object property "for __ in __" iterator)
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13y ago
Yeah I'm wondering what the differences between this and Meteor is.
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13y ago
Definitely a strange mindset. How does JS not scale to rich applications? I'd rather use modular JS and a MV* framework than try to use GWT equivalents or things that compile to Java from other languages where the idioms don't tra
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13y ago
As usual, thinking of the children.
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13y ago
Same, latest chrome gives me: GLOW.Attribute.constructor: Unreachable attribute? Please activate GL.drawArrays or split into multiple shaders. Indexed elements cannot reach attribute data beyond 65535. GLOW.js:67 .WebGLRenderingContext: GL
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13y ago
The Guardian did a pretty good job at redacting the wikileaks stuff; I think they're trying to be responsible with the information.
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13y ago
> Europe, which lacks internet giants of its own, has long yearned to contain the power of the U.S. titans that dominate the Web, Rubbish. The EU has quite strong notions of privacy and personal freedom, which the US doesn't have. I
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13y ago
RESTful interfaces use HTTP verbs (actions), and the urls contain nouns (things)
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The apigee doc is a great resource. The PDF is also indexed directly via google if you don't want to sign up: info.apigee.com/Portals/62317/docs/web%20api.pdf
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13y ago
Would the term 'full stack developer' really need explicit (i.e. Cisco) sysadmin qualifications? What about more of the devops "get stuff working" on cloud platforms (EC2, Google App Engine, Heroku etc) using proven load balancing / caching
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13y ago
It used to be disparaging (compared to Oxbridge) I don't think it has those connotations any more - the few red brick universities in the uk place highly in rankings.
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13y ago
You are 100% wrong about red brick universities. Are you English? http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_brick_university
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13y ago
It's missing DustJS, which is IMO a strong contender that does well in benchmarks http://linkedin.github.io/dustjs/ * Works in the browser and on the server * Pretty fast * logic-less but with a helpers API for when you need more power *
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13y ago
DisplayPort 1.2 should allow for 60hz: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?p=4608199#post460819... Gotta assume the monitor supports 60, going to 30 would be terrible.
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13y ago
emberjs
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13y ago
raises hand . I'm sure most people building frontend applications in js with MVC patterns are using inheritance. People doing OO-style inheritance in js probably want to go down the ES5 Object.create route, rather than reassigning prototyp
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13y ago
Have you tried a Promises implementation like deferred https://github.com/medikoo/deferred to manage callback spaghetti?
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13y ago
I (and I'm sure many other internet users) don't even take account of that stuff - I automatically hone into the content (typically, in a column somewhere near the left of the page) and ignore the ads to the sides. Still, ads everywhere and
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13y ago
Are you saying the new kinect offloads the image processing stuff to a cloud somewhere, like with Siri? That's absolutely frightening. Related: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/05/the_eyes_and_e...
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13y ago
Why is this in hacker news?
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13y ago
Using these two plus the OPs link color one, working pretty nicely! Hacker News Enhancement suite changes the look and feel too significantly for me to use it.
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13y ago
I've not used Yeoman before, but we use mimosa http://mimosajs.com to do our front end building pipeline. What are your opinions on something like mimosa? Bower and Grunt seem interesting, I'll go look into them.
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14y ago
Thanks, I'll look into that.
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14y ago
For those writing substantial client-side JS apps (rather than sprinkling jQuery here and there), a client-side MVC framework is definitely the way to go. EmberJS has however gotten a lot of flack recently regarding its docs, learning curve
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14y ago
Dies on chrome for me, ouch!
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14y ago
Not to mention a few HN posts and hacker outrage / discussion stirring things up. That said, it's probably the internet attention to the takedown that has made it come back up so quickly.
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14y ago
I take it you've not been following EA's business decisions?
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14y ago
I wonder how much of this growth is driven by Silk Road - would be interesting to see some figure analysis if Silk Road makes any available
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We have anti-copyright-theft trailers in cinemas, and they employ similar straw men. "Imagine a world with all cinemas... gone". As if piracy will stop people going to the cinema for films they really want to see.
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