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You probably don't need redux
(medium.com)
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The science of hummingbirds
(nationalgeographic.com)
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Advanced SCSS
(gist.github.com)
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True, but in reality such claims almost always have caveats. Like how almost no one supports ES6 imports yet.
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> Once something is in the standard, you can rely on it. It won't change in a backwards-incompatible way. That's what stage 4 means. Completely finalised. Appearing in the next 'edition' document is just a formality.
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This is mostly symbolic. The annual ECMAScript 'editions' aren't very significant now except as a talking point. What matters is the ongoing standardisation process. New JS features are proposed, then graduate through four st
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Robot allowed into US for competition, but no visa for Afghan girls who made it
(theguardian.com)
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> Surely there must be something in between Facebook and Jekyll/Hugo. I guess Wordpress is an example. It's got a hosted plan, which requires little more computer literacy than Facebook, and you can also leave at any time and s
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Amazon images broken by Photobucket's change of terms
(bbc.co.uk)
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What made it worth it?
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Polls for GitHub issues and readmes
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Data visualisation: it is not all about technology
(ft.com)
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I don't think it's just a thin line, I think it's an overlap, that's the problem. Monopolies can be genuinely convenient/useful for consumers. Sometimes regulators have to make things less convenient/useful in
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It's true that these integrations are convenient for users, but it's also true that they harm market competition. Google's press release seems to avoid addressing the latter point. The closest they come is pointing out that A
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I hate the arrogance of announcing that thousands of developers' work is an antipattern. This post contains valid discussion of some of the shortcomings of FP-in-JS, and presents alternatives. That's fine. But everyone has their o
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If your competitors are doing it, and you want to survive, you don't have a choice.
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AMP is bad for publishers, but even worse for publishers who don't get on board. It's similar to Yelp's strategy: create a new problem for businesses, then sell them a (partial) solution to it.
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I made an image hosting tool on Lambda and S3, for internal corporate use. Staff can upload images to S3 via an SPA. The front end contacts the Lambda service to request a pre-signed S3 upload URL, so the browser can upload directly to S3.
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Are you sure it's a joke? Pretty sure it's serious
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Because GIMP has a lot of baggage: a very particular UI, a community of active users (many of whom probably like it exactly how it is thanks), and a terrible name.
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Ask HN: Why was this post flagged?
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Why was this flagged?
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Three potential motives behind the tension between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours
(middleeasteye.net)
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Web Assembly vs. JavaScript: video FX performance comparison
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Page 12 not page 2
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Swedish prosecutors drop Julian Assange rape investigation
(theguardian.com)
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To be fair, you can cancel Netflix and then continue using it until the end of your current subscription period. I would have thought it would be illegal to withdraw the service early as punishment for cancelling.
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That link is broken
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FiraCode: monospaced font with programming ligatures
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Node v8.0.0 release postponed until May 30
(github.com)
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