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by dsp1234 10y ago
You could, and that's partially what prompted the question, but that's not quite what the specification says currently. edit: and unambiguous. var x = "\u0307\u0323\u0073" var y = "\u0073\u0323\u0307" These a
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by dsp1234 10y ago
"Object members must be sorted by ascending lexicographic order of their keys." How should the following be serialized? {"öp":1, "op":0}
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by dsp1234 10y ago
slightly modified: The comparable scenario would be that your electricity company not only provides electricity, but also owns an appliance manufacturing chain. The electricity company charges you a different rate depending on which manufa
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by dsp1234 10y ago
none of the black pieces except the bishops have any legal moves, Why couldn't black move the topmost pawn forward?
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by dsp1234 10y ago
I can imagine a bunch of armchair physics possibilities normal caveats (not a physicist, chemist, lawyer, etc) Since atoms are made of multiple components, if you can modify and measure those components individually, then it's at lea
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by dsp1234 10y ago
Recaptcha was not a free service. It was provided a free service[0] (search free). I'm pretty sure that no one in this conversation is saying that the cost to run the service is free, and arguing such is a strawman. was not develop
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by dsp1234 10y ago
How is that "free work"? The original recaptcha was used to help clear up text from book digitization projects where OCR couldn't understand the data. The appeal of this was that these works were in the public domain, and
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by dsp1234 10y ago
The above poster doesn't say that Google invented recaptcha, only that their use of it to have humans clean street view data is very Googly. The original recaptcha was only text from book digitization projects.
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by dsp1234 10y ago
I think understanding "this" in javascript is actually much easier if you have had exposure to C++ function tables. With that knowledge in hand, it immediately becomes obvious that: bar.baz = function(){console.log(this.X)}
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by dsp1234 10y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, you seem to have a lot of unfounded assumptions, and misconceptions about this sector. It's far too much repeated work Companies will repeat work over and over again if it's cheaper than buying it, they h
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by dsp1234 10y ago
A class action is an action where there are a large, possibly unknown, number of plaintiffs suing a single group of named defendants. With the thought process being that if a single case against a named defendant is won, then that same out
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by dsp1234 10y ago
Why do you think it works this way and not the other way around as well? Grocery stores shop their data around to see who will pay the most for it. A person who is out of work goes to the local courthouse and requests a bunch of records,
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by dsp1234 10y ago
who is the first layer aggregating them from these sources. You clearly understand that you could get this data from various places, but maybe you don't understand how relatively easy this data is to procure (physical presence reques
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by dsp1234 10y ago
a court needs to control someone's information surely they know who these people are and they can let them know? I think you have a misunderstanding of what a US court can do. A court can only tell a specific party to take some acti
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by dsp1234 10y ago
Indeed the "title" of the original page is misleading (because the original bug submitter thought it was one issue, but was really another). And that has had the effect that most of the conversation in this thread is about gTLDs i
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by dsp1234 10y ago
The first paragraph states very clearly: "And by that I mean that I have the fastest lookups of any hashtable I could find, while my inserts and erases are also really fast. (but not the fastest)" Yes, it is the fastest that aut
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by dsp1234 10y ago
(very)psuedocode: goto showImage1; showImage1: renderImage1(); exit showImage2: renderImage2(); exit If an attacker can hash a block that means "goto showImage1" and "goto showImage2" with the
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by dsp1234 10y ago
You can reuse the PDF from Google because it's not particularly reliant on the contents of the images. You can replace the images that Google used with your own (indeed that's what the service does) and it will output two files t
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by dsp1234 10y ago
FTA: "White House press secretary Robert Gibbs still calls on Fox News reporter Major Garrett at press briefings" ...because the reporter was in the press briefing. The journalists we're discussing now could not have been cal
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by dsp1234 10y ago
Not the commenter above, but as a kid I knew about slavery, and about "people owning other people". I even knew about how long it had gone on for, and that slaves were transported in ships around the Mediterranean. That said, I w
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by dsp1234 10y ago
New SaaS service: Repository SHA-1 collision detection
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by dsp1234 10y ago
Also, have you worked with any search engine to notify affected customers. ex: Right now there is in an easily found google cached page with OAuth tokens for very popular fitness wearable's android API endpoints
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by dsp1234 10y ago
It doesn't have to be a secret crawler. Just one that wasn't contacted by cloudflare (I didn't see any non-US search providers mentioned).
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by dsp1234 10y ago
PII, OAuth data, etc.
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by dsp1234 10y ago
from the ECMA-335 standard (which is not the latest reference, but is easily accessible): "A conforming CLI shall guarantee that read and write access to properly aligned memory locations no larger than the native word size (the size o
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by dsp1234 10y ago
but it will have at least one functioning authoritative nameserver, and the hostname and IP address of that authoritative nameserver can be stored forever. The authoritative nameserver could have been ns1.apple-id-2.com with an IP of 198.
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by dsp1234 10y ago
The classic example is: function double(x) { return x * 2; } const result = double("foo"); Which passes in TS, but fails in Flow. In TS, the 'x' parameter to the double function is inferred as Any.
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by dsp1234 10y ago
If you're afraid of vendor lock-in, but fine with comments then you can just put all of your typing information in jsdoc comments. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/JSDoc-support-i...
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by dsp1234 10y ago
I did, sorry about that.
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by dsp1234 10y ago
You can read the proposal and discussion around the feature on the github suggestion page for this feature. The initial suggestion was made because there are certain functions in JavaScript that expect a non-primitive type in order to funct

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