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by awalGarg 10y ago
Thanks! Your trick won't work though when devtools are opened in docked mode or during remote debugging :)
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Show HN: Timing attack to check presence of devtools(github.com)
7 points by awalGarg 10y ago|3 comments
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by awalGarg 11y ago
I didn't want to, but I'd admit: I have been spotting ambiguities a lot more since taking NLP classes :) This one actually bothered me enough to ask.
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but is the second "not" in the title left associative or right?
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by awalGarg 11y ago
> the synchronous loading and node-style resolution doesn't work well over a network answered below in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11491590 > and the scoping doesn't work out-of-the-box in a browser
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by awalGarg 11y ago
If the `someRuntimeVariable` is statically evaluate-able, then some compilers (uglifyjs, for instance) support limited inline evaluation at compile time, which could be enhanced by community effort. If not, then it won't :) But you sti
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Again, that is just an issue with the current implementation of the commonjs require. You can, for example, have a require implementation which runs your code inside a `GeneratorFunction` instead of a regular `Function` and use `yield req
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by awalGarg 11y ago
This comment is gonna be bikeshedding, and definitely not a popular opinion in today's "modern" JS community, but here it goes anyways... I don't understand why TC39 had to define a new syntax, new semantics, and new re
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Neat! I was making something like this a while ago, but got dragged away. One thing I was implementing there that I'd push here as a feature-request: Provide a simple api to allow binding keyboard shortcuts for common manipulation of t
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by awalGarg 11y ago
I am curious how this would change with the multiplexed pipe of HTTP2 where doing a lot of requests is not as expensive. I did a couple little tests a while ago with nginx 1.9.1 mainline, and while the results did show a little performance
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Why my head was on the front page of Peru’s largest newspaper(quirksmode.org)
1 points by awalGarg 11y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 11y ago
"Third, note that Bash and Linux tools cannot interact with Windows applications and tools, and vice-versa. So you won’t be able to run Notepad from Bash, or run Ruby in Bash from PowerShell."
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Firefox: Application Cache API removal has been approved(twitter.com)
3 points by awalGarg 11y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Also: DOM Level 4[1] adds the iterator protocol to NodeList, so soon you won't need that slice.call line. Simply return the result of querySelectorAll ;-) Works in Chrome canary already IIRC. 1: https://www.w3.org/TR&#x
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Most frameworks I have used (yes React included) don't require any of those. Their documentation is lacking/confusing, and the community build "documentation" is not designed to bring a newbie from the newbie level to
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by awalGarg 11y ago
I would have bet on "yes" until a day ago.
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by awalGarg 11y ago
> They replaced it with a flashier, but in my experience, much less useful tool that you have no control over - https://github.com/explore . Not quite sure if I understand which specific thing you are mentioning, but doe
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Moving Breakpoints Intelligently(jlongster.com)
6 points by awalGarg 11y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Just FTR, GMail puts quite a few ads in the inbox though. And until a few years ago, GMail also had fancy images and (internal only) ads on their login page as well. I didn't particularly care about those, though, because I usually nev
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by awalGarg 11y ago
The GH issues hint this is not maintained? The site itself seems to be working, though. Although since recently I have been using https://github.com/technoboy10/crossorigin.me without any downtimes or ssl issues. (I am
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by awalGarg 11y ago
With a program, you can always write test cases and run them to ensure they all pass. If your tests are solid and plentiful, the computer will catch your mistakes and you can go fix them. There is no corresponding “proof checker”
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by awalGarg 11y ago
I feel pretty fair in blaming the current "standard" way of submitting job applications at most places. For pretty much every posting I see, I'd be taken to some ugly and bloated page asking me to upload a PDF/DOC which
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Show HN: Visualize and inspect custom algorithms with time-travel(github.com)
3 points by awalGarg 11y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Damn, totally missed that one. http://awal.js.org/alpg/?gist=1623086148080a297155 should work, hopefully ^^
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Ah sorry, that was the ES6 version. Please try this one instead: http://awal.js.org/alpg/?gist=591c0871c083b2785e3f
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Sorry but I have to disagree with this. Just because I am using a tool to do something doesn't mean I lack the skills to do that thing without the tool. IMHO, it is entirely justified to use as many tools as you want and not do things
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Noted. I have added links to various rendered forms in the readme: https://github.com/awalGarg/cv-maker#example
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by awalGarg 11y ago
> The grey borders/lines, they need to go. They serve no purpose. Completely agree. While I think it is fair to put a bit of blame of Github's bad rendering (the same markdown looks much better in stackedit's rendering, fo
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Hmm, well, noted :) If you could point out some specific elements in the rendered version though, like "not enough spacing" or "that h3 should be an h2", that'd be extremely helpful!
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by awalGarg 11y ago
Apologies but I didn't understand that very well. If you mean where you can see an example CV made from the app, you can checkout mine at https://gist.github.com/awalGarg/a8e97b27b249f2c94f8e I will add a url in t

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