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11y ago
> It's probably worse in all sectors where women are a small minority. It would be interesting to see if the data supports that statement. Is there less sexual harassment in education or medical professions where women are the major
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11y ago
> I'm starting to think that I am (or we, men, are) blind to this. Nobody's blind to that. Most of the time it's just that nobody wants to get involved in cases like that. For all one knows ones could be accused of doing n
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11y ago
> They are currently working on a plan to retain key information from the legacy q/a forum That's not what clients are asking. They want access to old threads period.Some people still need to maintain apps developed with a old
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aikah
11y ago
I was thinking about pop culture + education more than "war on drugs", since I live in Europe. I mean since when taking heroin is cool again ? it destroyed or killed so many people i knew 20 years ago ...
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11y ago
> of both illegal drugs like heroin and prescription painkillers I was a teenager in the early 90's and i'm horrified with that heroin come-back. I don't understand how it can be, especially in western countries. What the
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aikah
11y ago
> it's the price of a naive approach to maintaining a data model programmatically Are you talking about their node system ?
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11y ago
Al Jazeera tended to be more or less balanced when it came to western news, however, the propaganda was clear when it came to middle eastern/ Israel issues. It was in my opinion no different from how RT(Russian today) operates. AJ is s
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11y ago
> Why in the world would anyone use Perl 6? Well... it's the little things. The issue is, why would anyone want to move from Ruby/Python/Js to Perl in 2016... Obviously most Perl users understand the benefits of Perl 6.
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11y ago
My thoughts go to his friends and family. I don't want to speculate on what happened I don't think it is the time right now. Thanks for all your contribution Ian Murdock.
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aikah
11y ago
Actually no, you still have to write a mixin builder function in your code. Typescript just supports declaring mixin types, it doesn't do the actual implementation.
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11y ago
> Javascript is not an OO language, it doesn't work like that. What ? it certainly is today with the "class" syntax. Or it is like saying neither Ruby or Python are object oriented. > elegant language, Elegance is in th
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11y ago
> You know, given the sheer amount of JS that has been written successfully in the last ten years, I think it might be worth asking: is it really needed to continue mudballing that type of stuff onto the language? That's a good ques
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11y ago
I like what raganwald writes but let's get real here. People asked for the class keyword because it made classes easier to write AND read. OOP with prototypes is dreadfull, from a "clean code" perspective. Javascript should g
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11y ago
previous discussion here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10796567
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11y ago
As people,tools and runtimes move to ES6 modules things will get better and people will no longer have to use these dreadful frameworks. I for instance try to experiment directly with virtual dom and dom diffing, without using anything else
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11y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to create a permanent base on the moon first? I mean it would be the best training to prepare a manned mission on mars.
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aikah
11y ago
Thanks, so apparently it comes from Germany, I thought only people in french speaking countries were eating that kind of cake.
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aikah
11y ago
Interesting, in France we eat that cake on Xmas : https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=christmas+cake&source=lnms... I don't where that comes from, obviously it's in the shape of a firewood, I wonder if other cou
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11y ago
People need to stop calling that "server-less", that's stupid and the kind of buzzword that needs to die ASAP. There is a server, the fact that you don't have to manage it yourself doesn't change anything, you still
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11y ago
> Not enough apps So the review says not enough apps, but not enough apps bundled with the phone or in the store? and what kind of app is missing?
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11y ago
I disagree, saying something outrageous on Reddit or 4chan is almost without consequence, given the anonymity on these forum. The problem is people on Twitter putting their real name out and expecting no consequences for their actions every
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11y ago
> I'm a little insulted by the fact that Cook thinks it's up to him to decide whether or not his company should be paying taxes This is not that uncommon among affluent people to think that they shouldn't pay taxes,in fact
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11y ago
> This! It pains me to see so many people building fickle websocket architectures when this will solve (some of, obviously not all) your realtime woes perfectly fine. http://caniuse.com/#feat=eventsource http:/
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11y ago
> That's not correct. Silex replaces the Symfony DI (or service locator, if you will) component with something much simpler called Pimple. You can read the code within a few minutes. That's exactly what I said, what is the poin
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11y ago
Silex is hardly a "micro framework", it's basically Symfony without the configuration files. So it's a LOT of code. I like it by the way, always hated the Spring like insanity of Symfony, but let's not pretend Silex
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11y ago
> However, I think the real reason that REST hasn't been adopted fully is that service providers like Dropbox have found that there advantages to binding client developers to their hardcoded APIs; the last thing Dropbox wants (and w
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11y ago
https://cyclone.thelanguage.org/ ? kind of ignored by the mass and unsupported now, yet this is exactly the kind of project the developer community needs... a language that is minimalist, yet with enough feature to allow so
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11y ago
> Eventmachine and Celluloid required by default? Huh. I suppose that's preferable to just installing node.js directly, although I confess I can't see how. /s AFAIK nodejs is already an optionial rails dependency for the a
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11y ago
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_denial#Laws_against_... I happen to live in one of these countries (which name is easy to find out, continue reading...). While I certainly do not deny the Holocaust, on the
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11y ago
> Nonsense. REST is what Dr. Fielding says it is, because he coined the term. Yes, and be to accurate,I'm talking of what people call a RESTful architecture in software development.
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