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by haburka 9y ago
This should be the industry standard for uglifying js. I would love to inspect source of websites and find out that everything is an emoji.
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by haburka 9y ago
No one has a choice with JavaScript. Theoretically you could go native or transpile but it's very rare. Therefore, if you included it, the data wouldn't lead to meaningful conclusions. I feel like this was pretty obvious from the
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by haburka 9y ago
The so called tolerant left is stealing the credit card information of hundreds of poor trump hotel employees and residents! /s
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by haburka 9y ago
I disagree with the statement that a framework like react is something that's easy to pick up. It's true that having solid fundamentals will help you learn it faster, but this alone will not make up for the complexity that a frame
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by haburka 9y ago
I think this is cool! One way to do something similar is just return the result in modification function and then do chaining, like typical js.
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by haburka 9y ago
Sounds like an awesome place to work. I love autonomy and the ability to make my own plans and follow through with them. However, if it's a team effort then you definitely need buy in from everyone involved!
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by haburka 9y ago
This is great advice for both managers and employees alike! I was told this a long time ago, "good employees come to managers with solutions, not problems." It has propelled me to be a self-managed person and it really puts me in
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by haburka 9y ago
I appreciate the perspective that, because psychology is variable from human to human, by having a large effect size, it almost certainly invalidates whatever conclusions are made based on the data. This kind of thinking allows the reader t
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by haburka 9y ago
I recommending taking courses online to learn how to write it. Also, you may want to work on some open source projects if you want to see what maintainable JS looks like and how to write it.
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by haburka 9y ago
Definitely the risky download and run of the day. AFAIK, this works and does not infect your computer with ransomware. I ran it on my network, and I did find some vulnerable computers in my office, although just 1 so far. I did not look thr
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by haburka 9y ago
Is there really no code to not do any physical damage or harassment as a pen tester? It seems like don't hurt or terrify the employees of the company would be a pretty high priority for any business that wants to do repeat work.
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by haburka 9y ago
That's so sad. I hope that the city can find a solution that works for everyone.
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by haburka 9y ago
This is so awesome! I bet it wouldn't be too difficult to test many browsers and resolutions this way! I love the image diff idea to produce results that are very easy to check for accuracy. Of course the setup work seems pretty misera
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by haburka 9y ago
I love it, bookmarked. I'm planning on moving soon and this hits all my pain points. I would much rather pay a monthly bill rather than a fee up front.
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by haburka 9y ago
No I am not familiar with any advantages from using cryptocurrency as a business. I only know that you can avoid PayPal fees by using Bitcoin, but this also means that the customer has no protection of you don't deliver the product.
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by haburka 9y ago
It's not at all like "you don't need privacy if you've got nothing to hide." It's more like "don't install that library, we can just write a 10 line function." Someone who doesn't want to av
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by haburka 9y ago
Just read that whole series. I appreciate the time and effort you into writing that up. I feel like most of your complaints were valid and boiled down to, "Etherium is too new" and "as a honest person, I get no benefit to usi
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by haburka 9y ago
Actually WASM as it is right now will not help significantly with any of that. The main issue with javascript is that it is a script, so it has to be compiled before it can be run. Therefore, for decent sized scripts, it can take up to 1-3
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by haburka 9y ago
Are you serious that dictionaries are a problem for performance oriented developers? Performance oriented devs should be concerned with bottlenecks, not incredibly minute details. There's almost no situation I can think of where smalli
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by haburka 9y ago
I mean obviously sugar is not toxic. I think most people that do low sugar and no sugar diets are aware of that. Instead, they understand that there's way too much sugar out there and it is very addictive. That's the issue with th
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by haburka 9y ago
I think this is a good example of something that's relatively unlikely to be an issue, even though it sounds scary. Sure someone could potentially inject code into a npm package that would allow them to snoop on anyone who used the pac
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by haburka 9y ago
If any, they were most likely due to sheer number of responses and theories rather than any wisdom.
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In my opinion, side projects don't have to ship. Some people do need to ship side projects, some people do not. It's important to challenge yourself with code, absolutely, but enforcing deadlines on yourself is usually just met wi
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by haburka 9y ago
Typescript is amazing to work with daily. It catches so much and like the author said, by going to definition you can often find tons of hints about usage related to the object you're using. Often times, you receive and send objects in
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by haburka 9y ago
I feel like HN is very well moderated in a way that's completely opaque which is its main strength. Users should not have to learn rules to participate, and they should not even be aware that they're breaking the rules really. Ide
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by haburka 9y ago
> can a company which makes money as an advertising platform and data broker really protect the privacy of its users when that is directly at odds with its fundamental mission? It's not directly at odds with its fundamental mission.
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by haburka 9y ago
Warning, the parent post is sarcastic and should be chuckled at.
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by haburka 9y ago
I have coded somewhat like this before, where my methods were mostly static. It feels good, but it really didn't give any return in the sense of making my code less complex or easier to test. Generally it's actually very easy to t
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by haburka 9y ago
What's wrong with hosting on Google/Amazon? I understand that there is a paranoia of them taking control of your servers or stealing all of your data, but that is almost certainly not going to happen. I think the real issue is tha
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by haburka 9y ago
I wouldn't assume that any SaaS requires the big 4 to be their customers to qualify for a high evaluation. Users are used to search that's incredibly smart thanks to Google and it is an extreme technical challenge to roll your own

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