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901.
by couchand 9y ago
It sounds like he tried, and determined that he was unable to sufficiently influence the outcomes on his own. It's conceivable that, by drawing attention to his concerns, his resignation can prove to be more productive than remaining
902.
by couchand 9y ago
The real problem with JSX is that it's almost HTML, but not quite, so you constantly have to fight against your assumptions about how it should work. At least JS is really just JS, and developers have been reading, mentally modeling
903.
by couchand 9y ago
> you can write dependency free views Well, explicit-dependency-free, but there's still an implicit dependency on the tag names. Granted, those are just standard HTML, but something is lost by not checking them at compile time. OT
904.
by couchand 9y ago
This is brilliant. Very excited to see more applications like this making great use of the possibilities of Rust+WASM. One thing that stuck out to me was the exploded-struct callback mechanism for reporting Mappings back to JS. I've
905.
by couchand 9y ago
> Twitter flame wars ... does not represent a genuine threat ...until it's a flame war between two nuclear powers with unstable leaders.
906.
by couchand 9y ago
Maybe it will prevent some folks from refreshing the page and possibly exacerbating the issue?
907.
Internet traffic for Google, Facebook, Apple was briefly rerouted to Russia(bgpmon.net)
333 points by couchand 9y ago|107 comments
908.
by couchand 9y ago
Good point, we shoud all just arrange bits of machine code.
909.
by couchand 9y ago
Your argument isn't internally consistent. Webpack, Babel, TypeScript, Grunt, and Gulp are all implemented in JS (or TS for TS). Sometimes there are npm packages that are just wrappers for other projects, but those are usually short-l
910.
by couchand 9y ago
Well, the article has a photo of the field where it came from, so presumably something more or less like that has already happened...
911.
by couchand 9y ago
Cities are not responsible for naturalization.
912.
by couchand 9y ago
Respectfully disagree. "User cannot log in as root if root user is disabled" is absolutely a test case that should be written regardless of previously seeing the bug.
913.
by couchand 9y ago
In additions to the methodology concerns you raised, I have to question the use of a "linear" trend line, particularly when one axis is arbitrary buckets of unequal size.
914.
by couchand 9y ago
It's painful to see an article this long discussing typefaces in detail that uses the word font incorrectly so many times. In casual usage I let the mistake by, but the author of this article really should know better. The visual desi
915.
by couchand 9y ago
You are fooling yourself if you think that this won't affect you just because you don't live in the US.
916.
by couchand 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
917.
by couchand 9y ago
I guess I didn't make my point clear: I think there's a big difference between "I would do X" and "she ought to do X".
918.
by couchand 9y ago
Perhaps I misinterpreted your previous comment "I think she ought to tone it down a bit."
919.
by couchand 9y ago
I think there is a concern in our society that both men and women tend to spend an inordinate amount of time judging and commenting on the appearance, tone, and other superficial characteristics of women. If we're to make effective pr
920.
by couchand 9y ago
> Instacart has agreed to pay at least several million dollars to settle the lawsuits, which will result in a typical settlement payout of a few hundred dollars per worker. The attorneys who brought the lawsuits, by contrast, stand to ma
921.
by couchand 9y ago
This is such a rich dataset and I'm sure there are some very interesting insights. But I was very disappointed with most of the data visualization; the primary question of the article is addressed in a set of bar charts for a single o
922.
by couchand 9y ago
And yet they're still advertising EV certificates on the side banner... https://imgur.com/a/x7wwm
923.
by couchand 9y ago
That's not the package.json that gets published in the npm react package. This one is what you're looking for: https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/packages/react...
924.
Apache CouchDB CVE-2017-12635 and CVE-2017-12636(blog.couchdb.org)
1 points by couchand 9y ago|0 comments
925.
by couchand 9y ago
cf. http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/diamondsigns/CJ1.h...
926.
by couchand 9y ago
This is hilarious: one of those curious pursuits of an enigmatic genius. My personal favorite diamond sign (one that Knuth has yet to cover) is the Patagonia wind advisory [0]; when we first saw one on our trip there we spent about half an
927.
by couchand 9y ago
OTOH, immutability affords many more opportunities for safe, precise liveness analysis, and the optimizations that can be performed based on this. Frequently functional compilers produce highly mutative output from immutable inputs. After
928.
by couchand 9y ago
Theoretically that could be useful, but I've also never seen connections used this way. I have seen components connected in more than one way, but of course that's no easier with the curried style. And, I'd point out, if so
929.
by couchand 9y ago
I definitely wasn't recommending that usage, just illustrating what it might look like. I personally think it looks much cleaner, which I would call an advantage. I've considered the first point, but hadn't thought about the
930.
by couchand 9y ago
Maybe you could clarify it for your good developers by giving the example with children passed as a prop. Then they'll learn two things!

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