gotofritz

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by gotofritz 10y ago
> OK, she is elderly and some discount may be fine And who reimburses the rail company for those discounts? > the girl on my left has payed 45% less than me (OK, she has a special discount as a woman and booked the ticket in large adv
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by gotofritz 10y ago
I don't get it - they could ALWAYS read your notes ("if We need to do so for troubleshooting purposes;" said the old T&Cs). The only thing they added is the new machine learning thing, from which you can opt out. And you
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Vitamin B12 supplements are ESSENTIALS for vegans, and recommended to vegetarians. Vitamin D are also recommended. Others vitamin supplements are quite useless.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
The criteria you use it to judge it determine whether it's assessed as broken or not. I maintain it is NOT broken; it's your broken-assessing criteria that are wrong.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
I imagine you would write the "lowest common denominator" SQL which run on all of the database. You can do that with JS too. But then you miss out on all the browsers latest APIs.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Only if you insist on judging it with BE criteria
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by gotofritz 10y ago
If it ain't hurting, you ain't doing it right.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Make doesn't solve all the problems those tools solve.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
You don't get it. In FE the target is Java 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 and 3. Everybody uses different browsers, on different devices. If you wait for the least common denominator all websites would still look like geocities
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Well, yeah, by then we'll have to go back to serve different JS files for different browsers. Luckily old IEs support conditional comments so it shouldn't be an issue.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
> I disagree that the constant churn in FE/JS is necessarily a sign of "rapid progress", It's the field that is progressing rapidly. Browsers are constantly adding new APIs, problems are being solved, etc. The differe
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by gotofritz 10y ago
That's not the way FE works. You want to focus on the latest browser APIs as possible, to build more complex interfaces more efficiently. For the unlucky ones stuck on old browsers, you provide a fall back. Luckily modern browsers all
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Nobody's really mixing versions, it transpiles ES6 and above to ES5. You don't have to use Babel, you only use it if you want to use the latest version of JS, ES6. You can happily just use ES5, and many people do. Why use ES6? F
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Except that they are two different versions of JS. It's like transpiling from Java 8 to 6
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by gotofritz 10y ago
>> It's unavoidable that it'd be like that. >Why is that? Because everything is open source and developed by different players at their own pace, and nobody can force anyone to do things a certain way. Plus everything evo
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by gotofritz 10y ago
> If it's not your thing, just keep clear of it. It wasn't directed specifically at you, it just read better than "if it's not ONE's thing, ..." > Also, I didn't mention anything about fatigue. You&#
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by gotofritz 10y ago
As a insider to FE development, I'm tired of hearing comments about JS fatigue and all the rest. FE development is made of many moving parts and standards managed by different players. JS, for example, has to work on a variety of brow
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by gotofritz 10y ago
This is big news covered everywhere; why link to a paywalled source instead of a free one??
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by gotofritz 10y ago
They are a populist party lead by a secretive internet marketing firm. They started off by copying a lot of ideas from the Pirates like online voting etc without the egalitarian spirit, and with an ecologist slant. As the economic crisis h
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by gotofritz 10y ago
This has NOTHING whatsoever to do with the EU, despite what Le Pen, Farage and the media, for different reasons, would have us believe.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
"No" actually means going back to the 1980s status quo - because the current electoral law has been deemed unconstitutional. That would be some variation of pure proportional, that will make it even harder for the populists to tak
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by gotofritz 10y ago
I don't think there'll be elections soon.
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Am I the only one who think this kind of goes against the spirit of open source? I thought the idea is to allow everyone to contribute to shared solutions for the common good. Here instead one engineer has convinced his employer to share so
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Yes it's a node server side framework
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Not really, it explains where she comes from - she doesn't think of an abstract accent, but of a person with that accent
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by gotofritz 10y ago
I found the Italian with the stereotypical moving hands incredibly annoying
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by gotofritz 10y ago
> JS is a terrible programming language oh do us a favour, that's just YOUR opinion
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by gotofritz 10y ago
> Controversy surrounding the dish resurfaced last month, when Antonio Carluccio became the latest in a long line of chefs to complain that one of Britain’s favourite “Italian” dishes did not, in fact, exist in Italy Food snobs like thos
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Probably because people are fed up of reading reposts every day...
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by gotofritz 10y ago
Jesus what a humourless bunch

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