edoloughlin

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by edoloughlin 8y ago
I've been using Typescript for three years, both in the browser and in NodeJS. The only time I've seen JS in my debugger is when source maps weren't configured/found. I've never had to fall back to JS for debugging.
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Sigh, another Techcrunch article. Another "Before you continue... TechCrunch is now part of the Oath family" interstitial page and no way to actually turn off tracking, just links to numerous privacy policies. No thanks. I haven&#
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Anyone else had a problem with AMP on Android with Firefox set as the default browser? Tapping on AMP search results from a Google search resulted in a blank page and a never-ending progress bar. Installing the "Redirect AMP to HTML&qu
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
From the article: "The rule change will require merchants to gain cardholder approval at the conclusion of the trial before they start billing".
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
* "cat $today" is easier to type than "cat $(today)"* Except you should really be in the habit of typing "cat ${today}" ;)
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
You: "if I personally need care, then it should be of the absolute best quality and should be provided until my last breath no matter what" Your healthcare industry: "if you personally need care, then it should be of the abso
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Makes me wonder if this could be used as an obfuscated comms channel? (I'm sure there's a term covering it, steganography doesn't quite describe it). If you owned a bunch of ipv6 addresses on multiple ISPs, you could use the
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Should retailers be forced to accept product returns for customers who decide not to learn arithmetic? Arithmetic is easy. Wading through 20 pages of legalese so I can share cat pictures isn't.
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
privacy should be solved at the individual/company contract level Almost 30 years since the birth of the web and no sign of this happening yet. Maybe it's time for another approach
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LinkedIn processed 18M email addresses of non-users for targeted advertising(irishtimes.com)
4 points by edoloughlin 8y ago|2 comments
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/more-trouble-for-antioxidan... Growing evidence that antioxidants are not good for your immune system.
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Hmm, unnoticed autocorrect...
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
If this is indeed propaganda then, based on the discussion on this page alone, it has achieved it's objective perfectly, which is to sew confusion and argument from polarised perspectives over misleading, trivial nonsense.
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
From your perspective, you are already fully vested. [...] No sense in staying to be underpaid and overworked. [...] Your current startup likely won't collapse if you leave, so you're not risking your existing equity. Employees
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
So, a slightly narrower scope than the usual psychology study.
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Sun in a fixed position in the sky, impassible ice and desert barriers on all 'sides'. These planets must be full of flat 'earthers'.
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UK regulator orders Cambridge Analytica to release data on US voter(theguardian.com)
2 points by edoloughlin 8y ago|0 comments
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by edoloughlin 8y ago
Genuinely curious: how much does it cost per transaction and how many transactions per second can you execute?
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
I'm not an RF engineer, but the video mentioned that the 'traditional' WiFi component would draw 1W. I assumed that, if you add a battery, it's to power this part.
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
It is amazing. With this approach, you wouldn't have to change the battery every 10 minutes.
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
if there's a hosted image from a facebook domain (e.g. a like button), unless that image is loaded after consent is given, facebook can already associate that users' IP address with having visited that web site by nature of sendi
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
This does not discuss whether nonusers will be asked to opt-in. Curious how GDPR will change tracking people w/out FB accounts. IANAL. The only argument I'm aware of that data controllers can make for processing data without con
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How the American economy conspires to keep wages down(theguardian.com)
2 points by edoloughlin 9y ago|1 comments
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Facebook increases lobbying presence on Capitol Hill before Zuckerberg testimony(theguardian.com)
4 points by edoloughlin 9y ago|0 comments
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Calculating Battery Capacity Required for Electric Vehicles(battery.real.engineering)
2 points by edoloughlin 9y ago|0 comments
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
Try reading the article. Maybe also research what La Marseillaise stands for.
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
It's been 10 months since I last used React and I'm already way out of touch. Does anyone else feel exhausted just reading that list?
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
Don't think so, reading to the end: But even a cursory look at recent Rotten Tomato ratings shows a tenuous relationship between the site’s ratings and actual box office. It has assigned a rotten rating to movies that have done well (
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
https://www.iterm2.com/ Mac only, unfortunately.
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by edoloughlin 9y ago
Hmm, doesn't work for me in Office 2016.

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