ddoolin

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by ddoolin 11y ago
After native promises, is there much reason to use 3rd party libraries? Promises are a pretty small set of tools, so I'm not sure what one would have to offer over another.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
비2어? B2어?
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I couldn't even get past the first few paragraphs. This writing is just awful.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Interesting but unrelated observation -- I've never heard Bruce speak but I've been reading his writings for a couple years now. His voice sounds exactly how I thought it might. Also, I can't get the video to play past 2:01 u
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Since when was the economy "flourishing" in 2010?
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I was offered an internship/mentorship by a family friend to do web development since he knew I was already fairly well-versed in computers & higher-level programming concepts. The rest is history.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Maybe not, but it definitely requires you to sit down and learn & understand what's going on, often longer than most of these people want to spend on one particular subject that may not be part of their regular job.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
>> I think the whole community went to separating the HTML tag names from the styles and work only with class names [1]. I don't usually nitpick but I don't think one link is representative of the `whole community`. Just thi
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by ddoolin 12y ago
This is true, actually. They are read from right-to-left. I'm not sure how much extra resources are expended searching this way opposed to the other, though my guess would be the same as yours. It may be worth a benchmark?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I didn't really agree with that point either. I don't care much for the aesthetic but it's pretty recognizable at that size.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Yeah. I was pleasantly surprised to open the MDN doc page and not see a deprecation notice.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Wow, I knew this was there but hadn't opened the console before. Quite the throwback. <center>? <nobr>? <font>?! Neat. I'd never seen a <map> tag either: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I feel you, but I used to have to use Windows for work (for no reason in particular other than my boss was a dick). PowerShell + https://chocolatey.org/ is a great way to go. It made working in Windows quite enjoyable and n
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Why would they want it to pass? What benefit are they reaping from such a thing?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Agreed. I'd like to see some solid experiences that counter the author's claims being used in the wild that fit where he says it doesn't work well (anything other than small, short projects). Nearly everyone is taking the &qu
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Mathias has done some really interesting things with the BitTorrent protocol and Node.js and friends. I just saw his talk from JSConfEU last year and found it pretty fascinating ( http://2014.jsconf.eu/speakers/mathias-b
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Agreed. At only 1.75% of traffic, my guess is that they could pack a much bigger punch if they wanted to.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Why would China only swap scripts for users OUTSIDE China? And why only 1.75% of the time? If they're willing to do this level of `cyber warfare`, why stop at it's own citizenry, or cap it at a number like that?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Huh. I just found out about Goofy ( http://www.goofyapp.com/ ) a few days ago as I was looking to break the chat out of Facebook as I don't use it much otherwise, but this may work just as well.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
You make it sound like they have some kind of moral objection to parenting. I'm very certain it's motivated by fiscal conservatism nearly all the time. To answer your question: ones that don't have a lot of money to dole out
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'm 23 and never, ever reveal that I have a wife and 2 sons until after an offer has been made. I suppose potential employers could find out fairly easily, but I know very well from personal experience that start ups do not like when I
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Bookmarked. The comment about a lack of reading material for this type of thing rings very true. I would say most will probably want to custom tailor their tags a bit at some point but this is a great guide nonetheless.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'm glad you made this distinction. With enough time, yeah, sure, we can be "good" at any of them, but I've seen companies bring people on without a developed skill set in a particular technology only to find out the ram
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Came here to post the same thing. Very strange 180 there. I had no idea what dd was when I first got into Arch, but if I had let that deter me, I never would have gotten past the first step. I also don't think understanding dd is very
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I didn't invest a whole lot of time reading about it, but when they ended support for XP a lot of whining was from business owners who either couldn't or were too cheap to upgrade.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
How do people feel about the BEM naming scheme for CSS rules? It looks like overkill when used with a preprocessor but I haven't actually taken time to try it yet. I also find myself absolutely turned off by the idea of a class that mi
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Though, since it's just nagware, I doubt most people really care.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
The before & after pictures plastered everywhere (that increase in frequency as you get close to Gangnam but are still very common) have the same effect for me. Input person who at least has some semblance of an individual physical appe
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'm curious, too. Given that they have hundreds of millions of users and most (that I know) don't seem to care one way or the other about the privacy implications, I don't see usage being an issue at all.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
This is rough and maybe slightly off but the gist is that Korean banks (and other institutions) are required by law to use ActiveX and other IE-only technologies which had (has?) kept IE's browser share ridiculously high (with most on

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