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by fiiv 9y ago
Could you be more specific? What exactly is different?
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by fiiv 9y ago
Hi, Curious why you built this when jwt.io also has a decoder for this?
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by fiiv 9y ago
Good quote from the article: > Mel Greaves, a cancer biologist at the Institute for Cancer Research in London, agrees that TP53 cannot be the only explanation. “As large animals get bigger, they become more and more sluggish,” he notes,
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by fiiv 9y ago
Hi! Just thought I'd report a bug - when you search, and try to click the comments icon to go to the HN post, it goes to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=undefined
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by fiiv 9y ago
.io is the one I like to use. Many domains are still available and the cost is decently low (in comparison to some of the other especially new TLDs), only something like €30/year.
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by fiiv 9y ago
There are a lot of possibilities as to why it's failing. For debugging error codes, it is easy - you can attach something to your error handling code, or in some frameworks you can just install a module/gem/etc that sends you
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by fiiv 9y ago
I hear you, OP. At my job, I work on building marketing software for large insurance/utility/telecom companies with similar...shall we say disenfranchisement. Firstly a word of warning - as the user akg_67 has said, there is no es
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by fiiv 9y ago
You are assuming that this will be easy to find. The most obvious methods that comes to mind: Isolate the purchase to some kind of shell company or chain of shell companies. The sale can go through them and end up in my hands. Also possible
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by fiiv 9y ago
Both TypeScript and JSX are optional, you don't have to use either with them. There is a ton of different choices out there to choose from if React and Angular are not your thing. One example: Ember.js recently moved their rendering in
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by fiiv 10y ago
If anyone is interested in a good analysis of this plus the Maya and Easter Islanders (among some others), there's a book by Jared Diamond called "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed": https://en.wiki
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by fiiv 10y ago
JQuery is massive and has a lot of functionality. Sometimes this is nice, but sometimes all you need from it is a small part of that whole. I think the point of that link is that if you are looking to build in some simple functionality like
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by fiiv 10y ago
NoSQL is kind of a vague term though is it not? There are plenty of NoSQL databases that would also be almost cost-prohibitively expensive and/or pushed beyond their designed limitations running a database with those requirements.
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Show HN: A location bookmarking tool I built (would love some feedback)(pinmark.io)
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by fiiv 10y ago
> when people start making mistakes and bugs arise that infact hinders performance That statement is true of any language stack. > The reason Javascript is used in frontend let's use it for backend (even using the same programmer
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by fiiv 10y ago
Wow, very rich from a self styled PHP evangelist.
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by fiiv 10y ago
I thought the big issue with "fake news" (which seemingly a buzzword for an old concept, but that's another discussion) was that people shared them in the first place, therefore distributing them without realising they were n
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by fiiv 10y ago
In 7.2.x, you could do async await with just a --harmony flag.
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by fiiv 10y ago
While the research seems interesting, the story at least (not sure about the research itself) does not seem to speculate as to where these stereotypes come from, besides calling them "society's stereotyped notions". What I&#x