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You're getting caught up in technical terminology whereas this article is written for non-climbers. Those of us that have done the activity know the difference between solo and free solo, but in the same way that you can't expect
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It's possible that the poster above isn't talking about legal precedents and instead talking about practical precedents. After spending about a month building a GDPR consent tool and now seeing many other "compliance" ef
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At the large company I worked at, it was solved by frequent code audits to any team given subdomain of the company's company.com domain. We were explicitly told to ensure that anything not related to interoperability between company pr
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> It doesn’t touch the DOM and there’s a VERY good reason for that. Yes, because they haven't gotten to it yet and wanted to release the MVP without that functionality. But that feature is coming (hint: it's called host binding
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You'll see much more mature looking code once Web Assembly Host Bindings [0] land. Until then, using non-JS languages require crossing the WASM-JS boundary to manipulate the DOM. There's a performance penalty to that, so it makes
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The proper solution is to put the onus on the payment networks. They're large enough to build out support for this issue without it being overly burdensome. Internet retailers should only be required to report what customers bought and
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There's a huge difference between being required to support each of your locations and being required to support each of your customer's locations. Each Walmart is able to sell to nearby customers. Asking internet retailers to
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That depends on whether this decision gets extended to the municipal-level taxes. That's where things get really complex. The geo-boundaries on the areas where taxes are enforced aren't limited to simple city boundaries. Street nu
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We can only become "post-racial" by acknowledging the role that race plays in our society. Otherwise, too much systemic and subconscious discrimination will get swept under the rug. Too many people who claim to want to be blind to
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Me too post... Tonsils and Adenoids out when I was 3, so I don't remember it as vividly as you do, but I also woke up hours before I was expected to. They'd strapped me to the bed so that 3-year-old me couldn't mess with the
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I only have experience with replay, but an npm search turns up: replay, replayer, http-record, talkback, sepia, mitm-record, fetch-vcr, tape-nock, jest-playback, eight-track, axios-vcr, replayer, node-vcr, mocha-vcr, mockyeah, yakbak, nine-
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Not sure that tells me how it's different from replay or the other half dozen npm modules that do the same thing. It'd be nice for them to contrast their tool with existing ecosystem options considering some of them are pretty wel
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Everyone is looking at the impact on national politics, but this won't pass because of state politics, particularly water politics. Southern California just doesn't get enough rain and if Northern California were separate, they&#x
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One thing to consider is the runaway stock market. It has a huge effect on total comp. Yes, Amazon has lower base salaries than FB/GOOG, but they've always been pretty generous with RSUs and their stock is damn high right now. The
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> any language that can compile statically and be run on linux Most languages that satisfy this criteria can also speak the C ABI. So why not write a native module for Node, Python or Java? Dealing with those interfaces is faster and the
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It depends...for some tasks, it's less context switching. For example, Apple's Preview app has a feature where you can add a signature to a document. You can scan your signature, but you can also enter it on the touchpad. But the
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Well, there are a lot of web developers that we're saddled with supporting ie6 for many years after Microsoft won the browser war with Netscape and proceeded to let it stagnate for years. That amount of pain that was inflicted on the w
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Agree completely. Although one of the more interesting "talks" I ever heard him give was a discussion on promises. I was lucky enough to be in (the ridiculously long) line behind him waiting for food at NodeConf in 2012 and he and
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It might have to do with the overhead of calling into C/C++. Since a project like deno will have to do a lot of interfacing with V8, a language like Rust wouldn't have the overhead of cgo when dealing with the embedded VM. Also, w
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On the other hand, a Google product (YouTube) is asking for permission to access information already available to another Google product (Android). If Google had no respect for your privacy, they wouldn't even ask. Respect for privacy
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> ...would be devastating for Salesforce would be devastating for the US ... intelligence apparatus GDPR exempts law enforcement and the court system so I'm not sure why we'd expect US legislation to be any different.
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> There's AFAIK no standardized strategy to deal with the different status code While I was a bit too over-broad in my generalizations of 4xx vs 5xx status codes when it comes to retries, the gist is still the same. The specificatio
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It's important to say why that's the correct error code. In this case, it's because 5xx errors can be retried in the future whereas 4xx errors tell the client that any retries will receive the same response.
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How many businesses have a point of presence in Vermont? I can't imagine many, and if any do, they'd probably just move rather than comply with a law that would harm their business. This strikes me as being largely symbolic and no
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This is a key point. The problem is significantly worse because of Java's "everything is an object" philosophy. In languages where data is just data and not a combination of data and behavior, you don't get this kind of
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They won't, but they'll levy fines that will be in effect should you ever want to expand into Europe. And they might be able to prevent you from doing business with any company that has an EU presence. If you're making a prof
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It's that, plus a whole lot of unreasonable demands. Just take the requirement to have an EU representative[0]...even a 1-person US startup that processes data now needs to hire someone in the EU and designate a qualified DPO, which th
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I'm hopeful that these sorts of languages can enjoy a renaissance in the form of suggestive interfaces similar to the ones that Android/iPhone users get when typing. It'd be much easier to program in Applescript if I had an e
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One the one hand, yes. On the other hand, you don't need to normalize anything to see that we should probably stop classifying hurricanes as "natural disasters" and start calling them something that indicates what they really
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> We have to advise you to never enter your 1Password Master Password into anything that isn’t 1Password Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you re-use the plumbing that you have for the Chrome extension? The blog post was he

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