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Indeed, I was hoping for a new scripting language, and if someone was going to do it would have been Google. We're stuck in a JavaScript only world until something replaces the browser ten or twenty years from now. With (nice) ECMASCri
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EcmaScript 6 and 7 are actually adding beautiful language features. JavaScript is changing in a big way, a lot of new JavaScript will not even resemble the stuff you're probably referring to.
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Why does such a large geographical region lack wood? Really? Maybe they just don't care and are happy with cement buildings.
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Pretty terrible that such a thing is even allowed by Windows. This is why as a user I like Apple's OS X sandbox.
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I don't really know of too many sophisticated military weapons that don't require contractor support. The military doesn't really hire professional engineers. The involved enlisted serve as maintenance crew and understand bas
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Inflated implies bubble, deflatable. I think it's just the market rate for living in those places. There's no bubble to pop here. Yes, it's true the cost of living are high in these areas, but I don't think that means th
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> massively inflated salaries Why would you say that's inflated? Engineering is a professional occupation that requires a high degree of skill and education. Much like lawyers, doctors and other forms of professions. Many of the com
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Blizzard has a huge fan base and have had much success with recent games like Hearthstone and the build up to Heroes of the Storm is also looking very promising. SC2 has stagnated and Diablo had missteps but they've made bold steps in
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I support the author and what the bank did is just absolutely wrong and outrageous, but I just want to clarify that this is not a freedom of speech issue. Freedom of speech refers to government restrictions on limiting the right to voice yo
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In addition to BitBucket there's also Unfuddle which is pretty great.
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I agree with you, but this is a different argument.
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It is possible to write software like photoshop for ChromeOS, thus it is a real computer . It's just that no one has. Nobody has written this kind of software for Plan 9, and a computer with Plan 9 is still a real computer .
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It's a real computer, it's just that people haven't written a lot of software for it. What kind of software can't you write for Chrome OS?
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New versions of IntelliJ IDE EAPs come with a JRE runtime if you choose that option. Jetbrains developers had major problems with subpixel font rendering on post-Apple JREs so they forked OpenJDK I think to fix it.
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And how do you know you're not pinning the MTIM cert?
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How could it be the "most secure"? How do you as a client verify the self signed certificate is the right one? If someone MITM'ed the certificate and you've never used it before how would you know that the certificate wa
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Seems to be evidence that the earth hasn't been this warm in a very long time or these pockets of gas wouldn't possibly even exist now.
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I think the minimum price for setting up a TLD is tens of thousands of dollars, and it doesn't have to be a country it can be any kind of string, like .pepsi or .beef or anything.
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I kind of which that the widely read publications, like newspapers, that have turned out science articles based on all these now pretty much discredited research articles would issue retractions or at least clarification for each of the art
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In ES6 there are iterables that one uses `for...of` with. Rauschmayer of 2ality has said that `for...of` should be used instead of forEach and I wonder how that will affect composability in functional programming. I quite like the concept o
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Are you still on 2.3 Ginger Bread? When did you buy your phone? 2011?
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The only backwards compatibility breaking change I know of is that function declarations are scoped block level in EcmaScript 6 (which I think has been renamed to EcmaScript 2015), not function scope which is what they have been since the b
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Do you live in Arizona? Are you affected by this in any sense? Why shouldn't the people who live there have the say in it. It's jobs for them, it's their home. The Grand Canyon is thousands of feet deep and hundreds of miles
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Not that this excuses Lenovo in any regard whatsoever, the removal instructions[1] Lenovo link to in their press release[2][3] includes the removal of a certificate. [1] http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/product_secu
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Regular expressions are not the way to do syntax highlighting yet many of the popular editors do it this way. Create a super huge string in vim, textmate or sublime text and watch it blow up. Then try it in Xcode or Intellij and see that th
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Tech worker salaries aren't set by the government. They're set by market forces, so why would that be something he ought to think about? Are you suggesting a government enforced salary cap on software engineering salaries? What ex
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Switchboard operators still exist. They're used in the field in infantry units and they're part of the communication platoon in a Marine Corps infantry batallion's H&Q company, MOS 0612: http://usmilitary.about
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Back to Basics (2001)
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Too bad leap seconds will not be abolished before this happens, abolishing leap seconds is up for consideration in November 2015 at the World Radio Conference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second#Proposal_to_aboli
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> China and Russia do wish to expand What evidence is there for China wanting to expand? It seems like they have made claims to disputed territories based on historical claims. They have a claim on Taiwan and and some disputed islands, a
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