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by epmatsw 10y ago
Probably should be on v45 rather than the upper v4*s if you're not doing upgrades, since it's the extended support release and will receive security fixes. Although opting to not take updates because Firefox is taking a harder sec
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Interesting. As a user, I've learned to only click on AMP results. They load quickly and reliably (no blank white site) even on LTE, and they never have intrusive adds. If they added an option for "only show me AMP unless I click
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by epmatsw 10y ago
In theory, those submodules should be npmignoring those files and subdirectories, right?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
They address pretty throroughly why that does not work for them in the linked article.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Doesn't npm effectively replicate bundler's functionality (poorly) via shrinkwrap? Why not fix that feature rather than replacing it with a separate utility?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
This looks awesome. But I have to wonder why create a whole new project rather than fork or upstream these changes to NPM? It doesn't seem like it's doing anything fundamentally different or outside of NPM's scope of responsi
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Hired.com, AngelList, talk to a recruiter. If you've got a CS degree from a decent school, it won't take long to get interviews.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Super interesting. Lots of data there. Two things that stood out from a quick once-over: Vue is doing better than I expected. PostCSS is less adopted than I expected.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Even Epic has dropped IE9 support AFAIK. That's a pretty good indicator to me that healthcare has moved off it.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Try hired.com. My experience with them was nearly identical to working with a recruiter, but a lot less hassle IMO.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Ag handles .gitignore as well. And has defaults appropriate for code searching. So the difference is official Windows support?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
So, if they offered a PayPal button, and I decided I didn't want to pay via PayPal, would it be okay to not pay in that case? By putting up the blocker blocker, the site has clearly indicated how you can compensate them for the content
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by epmatsw 10y ago
It's really interesting to me how strongly people dislike actions like this and the "Please turn off your adblock" thing. If this were a physical store, it's the equivalent of you taking something and the owner saying &q
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I think that's probably true, but I bet not directly. People know her name because she is a woman who is a CEO (which unfortunately is still noteworthy), and people note her compensation because they know her name. Who has even heard o
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by epmatsw 10y ago
This is part of my problem. The other part is that I just don't know where to look. I'd much rather have some board choose submitted areas of open source projects, have the submitter/community create a harness, and then run s
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I wish someone would release something like Fuzzing At Home. I've got computer power to throw at it, but I don't really have the expertise to do the setup work...
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Not sure how I feel about the not rebasing PRs rule, especially with CI on PRs becoming more common. I'd much rather have a PR get rebased than have an extra "Fix whitespace to satisfy linter" commit.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
But how can you know it's safe in a collaborative project? What if someone else merges a PR right before you push?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
We got a bug report of this exact issue yesterday, and it literally stunned me. Who on earth thought that was a good idea?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Two things from my memory. 1. They hit some bad PR when they pushed a badly broken release in a point update. Turned out that their testing was not robust, while Lodash's is excellent, which further hurt them (this is when I first reme
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Genuinely curious why the agency:consumer::host:guest is flawed. (agency|host) temporarily allows use of their property by (consumer|guest) in exchange for money.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Sigh. Why can't all autocorrects handle git verbs?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
It can be non-interactive now. Think "git rebase master"
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by epmatsw 10y ago
R/Firefox is doing a performance AMA today, asking/helping people to run a profiler extension while hitting flows that cause sluggishness. You should stop by and see if they can help you out and get a bug report started.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Serious question, why does that matter? If you've got a thousand tabs open, that's 700mb, or roughly 4% of your (probably) 16gb of memory. Why worry?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Wow, the tab snapping in 1.9 is excellent. Looking forward to seeing that in the release version.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
2FA isn't limited to a single device. With 1Password, a TOTP code is available on my laptop, on my phone, on my watch, via an encrypted backup, etc. If you have access to a computer, you can access your second factor. That's not e
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Southwest's in-air wifi does this. Pretty scary looking warning message in Chrome, won't even let you go to Google cause of HSTS.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Sites targeting tech-savvy users are more likely to use HTTPS because they know their users will notice it, tech-savvy users are more likely to use ad blockers. More of a correlation than a causation. At least, I assume that's the theo
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by epmatsw 10y ago
The Core is pretty intriguing. Love the idea of a little cheap hackable piece of hardware that also hits the iPod Shuffle niche.

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