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by drinchev 10y ago
Touché What the attacker claims seems reasonable.
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by drinchev 10y ago
I UPvoted your comment. Aside from everything. In writing a contract, it's very common to write price with numbers and letters in brackets next to them. E.g. 1000$ ( one thousand dollars ), exactly because typos happen. The decision wh
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by drinchev 10y ago
Indeed, but you have bug-safety law around the world which incorporates something like : "If there is a typo, error, fraud, crime etc. a contract is considered invalid or the part of the contract that is flawed" With software bugs
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Under new management, SourceForge moves to put badness in past(arstechnica.com)
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by drinchev 10y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. If they had some sort of fraud-related authorized structure, which was able to "reverse" the result of an obvious software bug, I would say that it should've been much more stable financial system
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by drinchev 10y ago
It is exactly how fonts like "Ligature Symbols" [1] and "Mono Social Icons Font" [2] works. 1 : http://kudakurage.com/ligature_symbols/ 2 : http://drinchev.github.io/monosocialiconsf
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by drinchev 10y ago
Wow that's why it sounded so familiar the first time I heard about elm-lang. Thanks!
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by drinchev 10y ago
For those unfamiliar with the case : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TextDrive
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by drinchev 10y ago
Not a c# dev, but definitely typescript makes me feel more motivated to write code these days.
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by drinchev 10y ago
I doubt that typings will be shipped with most popular repos. I actually think, this is a dream that will never happen. What I think TS team did and I'm so happy about it is that they made the easiest possible way for us TS devs to con
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by drinchev 10y ago
Great News! I was bragging about this everywhere on GitHub [1], [2], [3]. There is a huge problem for me for the last couple of months that will end with TypeScript 2.0, which is >Where should one publish, contribute typescript definitio
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by drinchev 10y ago
Wow. That's huge. I hope it's only for the beta, although I don't see any logic behind adding it back for the public release ( in terms of beta testing ).
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by drinchev 10y ago
Still... Marketing fully-encrypted snapshot-featured filesystem with focus on SSD / Flash, would make much more impact than having "native-tabs" for apps on an event like that. Anyway I'm not a specialist, just another I
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by drinchev 10y ago
This should've been in the keynote.
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by drinchev 10y ago
Not announced. If it's reality it will come out this week when more information on Safari iOS.
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by drinchev 10y ago
iOS 10. 10 Features that I think they had a hard time to convince the audience that were so important. I've been using iOS since v3 and it's going ^2 complicated every year. Come on guys, nobody expects that you can deliver a revo
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by drinchev 10y ago
Still no support in Germany. A bit disappointed.
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by drinchev 10y ago
I was using perl at the time all modern web apps were perl based and it did have tests for almost everything. Sure 92 seems far away for TDD but nevertheless the concept of tests is older than that. It was no surprise for me that make has t
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by drinchev 10y ago
I switched to Safari 2 months ago for the same reasons as you did. Definitely feels better speed-wise. Also with iCloud keychain I decreased 1Password usage. For development though, I still can't get use to Safari's developer tool
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by drinchev 10y ago
Person doing QA ( The client himself can even do it ) + small test suite for critical operations. IMHO MVP means a product that users can use, but not full-blown scalable platform.
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by drinchev 10y ago
Hmm. Do you actually need full-blown tests for MVP?
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by drinchev 10y ago
It has some problems with input type=file elements. The devil is in the details, although obviously your code works for any other clickable elements. 1 : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/H
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by drinchev 10y ago
It's not so easy document.getElementById("that-element").click(); doesn't exist. You need to use something like /** Creates the click on the input */ const clickEvent = document.creat
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by drinchev 10y ago
True. Although whenever I see a jQuery plugin like that I try to replace it with some combination of "components" [1]. There is a lot of progress in that area. There are stuff like : File picker [2], dropdown [3], tip [4] for tool
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by drinchev 10y ago
I agree with the author that Fizzbuzz is about the modulo operator if you present it to the candidate like that. What I would simply do is : "Write fizzbuzz test for language ... use the modulo operator, which is ... for that language&
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by drinchev 10y ago
This is the one and single book that I'm sure helped my personal / career life. I highly recommend. It gives you a powerful alternative and a beacon that you follow every time you have a conversation with someone. Although the boo
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by drinchev 10y ago
Quicktime ( integrated with OS X ) allows you to make a screen recording. QuicktimePlayer -> File menu -> New Screen Recording
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by drinchev 10y ago
I still remember my iPhone 3G. The settings "app" was so simple that I couldn't imagine a smart phone would be so "perfectly" configured, without any user modifications. Nowadays it's different. I have my Apple
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by drinchev 10y ago
Exactly. You need to keep really good control over your code structure to avoid callback hell. And again at one point you will end up in a situation where you will need to declare functions inside a main function, etc. That's why I not
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by drinchev 10y ago
What I think people sometimes forget about async/Promises vs callbacks is that callbacks-style define a code structure that is hard to maintain by multiple developers, since it leaves a lot of power to the way you write your code. Not

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