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by ht85 10y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your example, are you trying to emulate `.nth-child(x)` with classes like `.list-1`, `.list-2`? If that's the case, using CSS Modules, you can do in CSS: .list-1 { ... } .list-2 { ... } requ
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That's only a secondary reason, the main reason for this is to avoid having to deal with CSS' "everything is global" flaw. CSS Modules [1] and other tools allow you to require CSS like you would with any other dependency
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I don't think needing an enemy is specific to the United States, they are just slightly less shameful than other "modern" countries about it. I quote modern because in many areas of its way to govern, the US seems to be prett
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In my opinion, progress in that domain should come in the form of mandatory warnings to end-users when selling technologies that do not meet acceptable standards. A big warning on the package would be enough to turn away average users - thu
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> it's quite possible to eat at a deficit and gain weight > since fat has an energy content around 3500kcal/pound and muscle is, IIRC, around 750kcal/pound, that corresponds to more than a 2500kcal calorie deficit with
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by ht85 10y ago
You're mistaking weight for density. You can't create mass out of nowhere. If you transform fat into muscle, you still have the same amount of the same atoms, and thus weight the same.
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This is not a topic I'm an expert on, I was originally just annoyed with the way the article title was worded, but those claims seem pretty wild. Do you have anything to back those up? > reduce heat production Then what? It only tak
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Technically, the virus directly causes overeating, not obesity, the title makes it sound like this virus could make you gain more weight for a different reason. "Cause Obesity" sounds like it is the entire reason behind all of obe
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I know that posting the original title is usually recommended, but shouldn't it be proper etiquette to remove sensationalism and click-baity messages on HN? "The" is very misleading, so is "Cause Obesity". Wouldn&#x
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Yeah... I wondered the same when nothing happened, it seemed like a big deal for nothing. Then the next day when I opened ACDSee it said my license had expired. It was a pirated license that previously had shown valid until 2050 or somethin
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The tone of most of the comments is very surprising to me. Many seem to argue that the ruling is wrong or too harsh, which I don't really see the basis of. I personally think that unskilled gambling should not be a thing, but in the cu
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Good to see that after all this time dodging corporate pressure to implement counter-productive measures, the guidelines themselves have changed for the best :)
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When I say it was done intentionally, I mean opening an authentication-less was intentional. It could be disguised as an access for their own service and the real purpose be mass surveillance, or it could be a simple mistake in a big codeba
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Maybe I misunderstood the current situation? Of course other services exploiting it isn't intentional, but giving a free pass to one of their own services was definitely intentional?
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> Unless you're wearing a heavy tin foil hat and think the coding mistake for Heartbleed was intentional. I guess I can't dissuade you from that train of thought. Are you addressing me personally? What does that have to do with
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An access that bypasses regular security / auth, isn't that the definition of a backdoor?
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You might be confused by how PostGraphQL works, as it makes the queries very close to the database structure. In real life there will usually be a lot more going on to serve a GraphQL query than simply translating it to SQL. The data you&#x
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I've written an interface similar to GraphQL some time before it was made public using JSON to describe the desired data tree, filters, etc. The real upside of GraphQL is that it has become popular enough that there are parsers in most
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Do you really think it's good practice to use comments to describe how the language itself works? It's not like you can't find comprehensive, quality documentation for every single thing that happens in that function on MDN o
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I feel the same about lowest common denominator, and even though facebook and google documentation can be on the far end of the austere spectrum, they are still putting out incredible libs for free. For your comment about performance, immut
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I'm pretty sure that if you report an actual bug and submit a pull request, it'll be merged in no time, as the "Closed" list suggests. You can hardly call that unmaintained. I went through the pull requests and checked 5
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by ht85 10y ago
I'm not sure if it makes sense to compare Twitter, a general communication tool used by every demographic, and a subreddit, which is a privately ran community.
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This has been possible for a very long time, as a side-effect of enabling browser.ctrlTab.previews in about:config Glad to see they are paying more attention to this though. Thousands of people have requested that feature for Chrome. To thi
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Authorities have always had a say on real estate matters, but I think this is different. I don't know how you can say it's "extortion". This is a tax aimed at wealthy people, who can afford to own homes they rarely use a
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I was thinking about the fact that the spammers always find new creative ways to dodge anti-spam, but you're right that second part wasn't great.
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Yeah, only door-to-door soliciting to a point where you have to jostle a crowd of people whenever you try to exit your property through the main door, and they try everything in their power not to budge.
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Glitchy in Firefox 47, Ubuntu 15.10 https://snag.gy/1ELC2A.jpg
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fib (n+2) = fib (n+1) + fib (n+2) Something's wrong there...
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We might get to the point where society is so safe and easy that insurance company start selling "Risks and Uncertainty" packages.
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I feel like an old fool fighting against its time, but to me all those new applicances are scary not because of privacy (have my data, I couldn't care less), but because of how they shape our world. Most of the coolest memories I have

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