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> On [public ownership of] our railway, the East Coast line was run in public ownership from 2009 to 2014. It had 91% customer satisfaction and returned £1 billion to the Treasury. (Today, half of our rail services are run by foreign sta
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The jQuery Credit Card (2014)
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Once you have obtained just the Guitar from a track, are there any tools out there which can work out the Tablature (eg. https://www.ultimate-guitar.com//top/tabs ) so you can play along?
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> from diagrams import Diagram Slightly off-topic, but I wish JavaScript's import syntax was designed to be this way around, for better autocomplete in your editor.
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> In 2016, Germany unveiled the Coradia iLint, the world’s first hydrogen-powered train, which can run for 600 miles on a single tank of fuel – on par with the distances that traditional trains achieve on a tank of diesel > The train’
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I also had problems, mostly around multiple cursors, and found the less popular amvim to be much better. I have not run into any problems with it so far, hopefully this will work for you too https://marketplace.visualstudio.com&#
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How Solid Topped the JavaScript Framework Benchmarks
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I love the sound of this, do you have a link to any examples?
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The macOS window manager for JavaScript hackers
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It would be a shame if this article about specifically DRY created negative sentiment towards the Clean Code Book as a whole – which is full of great advice, not only related to duplication, and a worthwhile read.
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TV lets you shine a torch into its shadows
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The XState Library has this visualiser https://xstate.js.org/viz/
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David Khourshid - The Visual Future Of Reactive Applications With Statecharts: https://youtu.be/o84Xw8qiTCw
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Would it be unreasonable to consider the owner to be a hypocrite?
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A product owner that asked that the content of our poker site be impossible to copy, incase someone should try to copy it. We explained that this wasn't a thing - even newspapers, whose product is the written word, publish each day
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> technology companies should be scared. Why? > This proposal means billions of Pounds wasted on killing the industry Wasted or invested? > and billions more lost as a result. Why? By who? To who? > And then stagnation and a slo
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A Political Commentator here in Britain refers to this from time to time as the "Footballification" of Politics. https://mobile.twitter.com/mrjamesob/status/1153560242908794...
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There's an interesting video here with David (DJ) Kurlander, the creator of Microsoft comic chat https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19078993
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> From what I've heard WASM isn't a viable alternative in the first place. It's good for compute-heavy tasks, but the overhead involved in going from browser to native to browser is too much to make WASM an alternative to
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> I know everyone says how good Rust's documentation is but I tried learning Rust with The Rust Book and found it frustrating: too long and wordy on the easy bits and without useful insight on the hard bits. I ended up buying Progra
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Ralf Biedert, thanks so much for this! I've been learning Rust via the Rust Book for the past few months and this will help so, so much - fantastic work.
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Thanks for sharing. This is perfect timing for me as, having written a lot of Node.js CLIs over the years, I've been trying to learn Rust by rewriting one of them. This is helpful to check my progress against and tweak accordingly.
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Software Below the Poverty Line
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[citation needed]
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An option that can achieve something like circles on Twitter is to not follow any accounts but instead assign them to Twitter's "lists". You can create lists for work, hobbies etc and view whichever one you're interested
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Supposing that they succeed, become more affordable, and most people commute to work with them - would pollution and air quality levels be better or worse?
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FYI I think you have a problem, at least in latest Firefox for Mac https://imgur.com/Sd9960X . Those messages are being logged multiple times a second.
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Thanks for this, I was using Stylus before and putting up with various bits of broken display but this has been perfect on every site I regularly use.
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Materialistic is a brilliant HN Reader and has a dark mode, maybe some of you will like it too (I have no connection with the creator, just a user that recommends it) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=i
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Classes are not being removed, you can continue to use them or not according to your taste.
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