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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Oh wow this reminds me so much about that article I read some time ago about a chinese scientist who had edited genes of babies (he actually altered a gene in IVF embryos): https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/08&#
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Not if you have negative interest rates. I heard on the radio that some European banks want to introduce this.
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
To me infinite scroll or not is more about what kind of content is it, statistics like generated clicks and of course UX, than the questions what's more difficult to implement. With the abundance of ready to use opensource solutions, I
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Oh I didnt know about TS being so close to have it, that's great news EDIT: here is the confirmation TS 3.7.0 got tagged: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/16#issuecomme... EDIT 2: wow just
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Yeah very excited about optional chaning, which few days ago got accepted to stage 3 "candidate", so just one more stage (stage 4 "finished"), I guess and hope it will be ready for ES 2020
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
A read a similar article few days ago (might be interesting too) (not mine): https://medium.com/@selvaganesh93/javascript-whats-new-in-ec... And also here is a good recap of ES 6/7/8/9 (just in case you
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
It's unfortunately not that easy. Iranian students studying in the UK for example, currently have a lot of trouble to pay their tuition fees. Because the U.S. insists that any bank (from the EU or wherever in the world) that wants to d
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
No they don't! The sanction is against the country, not nationals. So if you are a developer from the U.S. with U.S. nationality and move to Cuba the sanctions would also apply to you. Actually there is a very good wikipedia page &quot
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Wow very nice summary of the main ideas of the book, I totally agree, this book is worth reading... I was reading reading "the making of a manager" by Julie Zhuo earlier this month (which b.t.w. I personally think is a very good b
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Yes it's a big deal, developers that submit code is probably worth more than the membership which is (only) €30K/year (if my research is correct: https://fund.blender.org/corporate-memberships/ ), so those 30k
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Sorry, but this was too tempting: https://imgur.com/a/6UcAOnF But seriously, I'm not sure it is feasible, I wish the internet could auto-index itself and still be decentralized, where any type of content can be &q
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
Is it just me? Every time I read headlines about this framework I misread it as active-x and it makes me feel uncomfortable ;)
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
They should make a movie out of this ;) ... @netflix
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by chriswwweb 7y ago
I second that, I mean, how do you impress kids ... well with a robot that reacts to their actions and that they can program themselves, I thought about that robot the Anki Cozmo (company just went bankrupt) and is super fun to play with, bu
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
No, the article title here on hacker news is "fake news"! there were several votes, the main vote about the law itself would have passed anyway, the "yes" won with a significant margin, even if sweden would have voted di
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
so what would you suggest if it's not binding, let people change their vote indefinitely for an infinite period of time? ;) It's sad article went through, but there is nothing wrong about having binding votes
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
Haha same here, I also thought it was an "The Onion" article
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
Yes, you right, this article is trying to mislead the reader in several sentences, but the title here on hacker news is actually totally wrong, I would categorize it as "fake news", first the wording "got legalized" is w
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
Yes Luxembourg will be first, here is a good article about it: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/05/luxembourg-to-... It was already really cheap, but it was annoying to always have to buy a tic
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
Based on another article posted today on hackernews, microsoft is one of the big ones doing the most efforts towards complying to the new european privacy rules (GDPR) ( https://fil.forbrukerradet.no/wp-content/uploads&#
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
https://developer.github.com/v3/rate_limit/ https://developer.github.com/v3/#rate-limiting
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by chriswwweb 8y ago
"[..] GitHub has always had a vendor lock-in with the user's issues and pull requests hidden behind a rate limited API [..] at least we want to be able to create a public backup of all our > 1500 issues and pull requests once a
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by chriswwweb 10y ago
I have no idea how you can reduce your ads costs, but you could try out promotion alternatives like: * check out if there are sub-reddits where you can post an article about it * ensure users can invite friends from within the app * get it
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JavaScript Start-up Performance(medium.com)
304 points by chriswwweb 10y ago|130 comments
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Learn to Code in 2017, Get Hired, and Have Fun Along the Way(hackernoon.com)
2 points by chriswwweb 10y ago|0 comments
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12 KPIs you must know before pitching your startup(techcrunch.com)
2 points by chriswwweb 10y ago|0 comments
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by chriswwweb 10y ago
Good article, motivating employees by offering them training courses, go to conferences and meetups, work on prototypes one or more days per month, give them a budget to buy books or a budget to organize meetups or hackathons in the office
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Report: Pokémon Go has now crossed $1B in revenue(techcrunch.com)
1 points by chriswwweb 10y ago|0 comments
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by chriswwweb 10y ago
It's funny that a newspaper criticizes Facebook's data mining practices ... but when I opened the article on their website, my privacy badger addon told me that 16 scripts had been blocked (facebook!, twitter, google analytics, ch
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by chriswwweb 10y ago
Yeah right, you had mentioned in your P.S. two other names dave and matt, I did a whois for those two and got some information: https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=matt.blog https://whois.icann.org/e

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