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by cmpb 9y ago
The browser compatibility section of the MDN article[1] lists the various browsers and has footnotes that provide further info on each browser's handling of the situation [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc
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by cmpb 9y ago
Often PE teachers (and coaches) are also teachers. My civics, geography and geometry teachers were all football coaches. Incidentally, they were also not very learned in their respective courses.
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by cmpb 9y ago
Yeah this seems like it might actually have a reversing effect on platforms' stewardship of their content. Now that they only have to "knowingly facilitate", they'll probably defer to being on the safe side of not "
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by cmpb 9y ago
I killed my account somewhere around 4 years ago. Overall, I am probably a better person (interpersonally / socially) because I have to actually talk to people in order to "catch up". However, there are some difficult downsid
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by cmpb 9y ago
That's awesome! Do you have any pictures of the table/garden available online?
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by cmpb 9y ago
> This is nothing less, Soros claims, than a theft of citizens’ autonomy. “People without the freedom of mind can be easily manipulated.” What autonomy? I’m usually one to shrug off the “no free will” problem and just buy into reality, b
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by cmpb 9y ago
I was completely unaware that he suffered from DLB. That is (oddly) kind of comforting. Background: His death occurred in the middle of an emotionally tumultuous time in my life wherein three close friends of mine also committed suicide, on
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by cmpb 9y ago
There's a wonderful collection of US maps including historical, geologic, thematic and minute/degree over at the USGS Store[1]. There also really cheap to order/ship. I bought six maps of the Louisiana area (including one tha
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by cmpb 9y ago
I’ve had the same isolation experience after kicking Facebook 3ish years ago. Also, it seems to have only gotten more isolating since. My wife effectively has to operate as a proxy between most of our family/friends and me, which is no
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by cmpb 9y ago
Yep! And I really wish this concept (of bringing together all of those properties, and exploring some of the resulting structures) was taught (specifically including the introduction of the term "group") in high school algebra. I
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by cmpb 9y ago
Aja Hammerly[0] have a talk[1] at RubyConf this year titled “4 Programming Paradigms in 45 Minutes”, and she used Prolog as her declarative language. She implements a simple cash register in OO (Ruby), Functional (Racket), Declarative (Prol
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by cmpb 9y ago
> There is way too much overlap It is, at least, good to see Microsoft attempting to prevent the opposite problem (fragmentation) by keeping the .NET Standard up-to-date. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/
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by cmpb 9y ago
Anyone interested in this may also be interested to know that there is a pretty thriving subreddit for RollerCoaster Tycoon: https://www.reddit.com/r/rct/
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by cmpb 9y ago
This looks like it scratches the same itch (in GUI land) that Desk[1] scratches (in terminal land). [1] https://github.com/jamesob/desk
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Ask HN: How can I transition after getting “burnt-out”?
1 points by cmpb 9y ago|2 comments
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by cmpb 9y ago
Snideness aside, I agree that LA politicians are (largely) more likely to take the money and run instead of helping guide that money to where it would make a difference. One can only hope that Edwards's attitude is itself not self-inte
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by cmpb 10y ago
I'm a little confused why '3.3.1. entries' is a sub-bullet of '3.3. id'. Perhaps it's just a typo?
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by cmpb 10y ago
My team and I are considering switching from Knockout.js to Vue.js. Has anyone here made that (or a similar) transition and do you know of some pros / cons, battle stories, etc.?
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by cmpb 10y ago
I just updated Safari to 10.0 without being on macOS, so it's presumably standalone. Some features (i.e. picture in picture) might not work as well, but indexedDB has been in Safari for a while, so I'm sure the updates to it are s
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by cmpb 10y ago
JPL's safety-critical programming seems like a really good place for Rust ( https://www.rust-lang.org ), given that Rust has an upfront focus on safety.
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by cmpb 10y ago
He does mention the evolutionary advantages of finding meaning briefly, at first, and then comes back to it toward the end of the essay. (He does a poor job of breaking his essays up into obvious sections, though; sorry for the lack of link
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A Nihilist's Guide to Meaning(meltingasphalt.com)
325 points by cmpb 10y ago|249 comments
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by cmpb 10y ago
The article linked to by the post describes JSON Schema's shortcomings as well.
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by cmpb 11y ago
That is great news, thanks!
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by cmpb 11y ago
Yes, but I've found it to be lacking usability-wise (e.g. it doesn't load the current project's dependencies, and it doesn't provide an easy way to load in dependencies from your project [someone please correct me if I&#
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by cmpb 11y ago
I believe this is what OP is referring to: https://medium.com/@azerbike/i-ve-just-liberated-my-modules-...
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by cmpb 11y ago
Just wondering, how are you using ES2015 imports in the browser? Does Feathers come with a built-in module loader parser, or is this a feature of using Vue, or are you doing some other magic?
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Firefox 45 Release Notes(mozilla.org)
5 points by cmpb 11y ago|1 comments
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by cmpb 11y ago
FYI, async/await didn't make it into ES2016 (aka ES7). See here: http://www.2ality.com/2016/01/ecmascript-2016.html
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by cmpb 11y ago
It could prompt a change to the design of the model and/or modeling software/hardware, no?

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