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by ihsw 10y ago
There are degrees of completeness and this expands on the REST standard by a whole lot more. Frankly I would prefer adhering to this standard.
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by ihsw 10y ago
The intelligence apparatus in Turkey is all-encompassing and pervasive. A healthy combination of SIGINT, HUMINT, and homicidal madness has brought us here.
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This submission was at the top on the front page -- what happened?
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This is not democracy. The people had little choice in deciding their fate, now they have no choice. Erdogan is here to stay -- he will either eventually pass away of old age (see: Zimbabwe's eternal president, Mugabe) or be assassinat
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by ihsw 10y ago
One could say that Erdogan would be satisfied with martyring himself (Islamist to the end), but I highly doubt that. He believes he is Turkey and that it cannot stand on its own two feet without him, so I don't think he would risk hi
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by ihsw 10y ago
I'm pretty sure Stalinists/other commies would worship Hitler if he didn't betray their beloved Stalin. Personally I view the political spectrum as a donut rather than straight left-to-right -- there is a point where the two
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by ihsw 10y ago
That is a feature of the Google sign-in system. The security policies for that sign-in system are not as granular as Android's security policies. Normally an app would request permissions at run-time or install-time.
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by ihsw 10y ago
> role-models Are you kidding? It's a social activity, just like NFL in the days of yore, that people partake in. Discussions about who's in the next big fight are what's on people's minds, not their criminal backgr
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by ihsw 10y ago
Do you have the same complaints about optional parameters too? let x = (id: number, name?: string) => { return; }; Is it abuse to use interfaces as well? They are not present in vanilla JS. How about React's move away from
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by ihsw 10y ago
You can make an app that does the same thing right now. What are you talking about? It's developer laziness.
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This is a good question -- my impression is that Niantic is assumed to have used existing Ingress tech that they jointly manage with Nintendo. The Pokemon Company handles marketing and licensing and not much else. Nintendo does have a lot o
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by ihsw 10y ago
> I should add here that we found no evidence that any of the additional work-related e-mails were intentionally deleted in an effort to conceal them. Maybe I'm being overly paranoid but he doesn't say the same thing about any
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by ihsw 10y ago
The attack against you would be interdiction, where the NSA (or whomever) would MITM shipping and receiving. What shipping and receiving? Somewhere between where you will receive the package -- be it your home, PO Box, postal office, etc --
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by ihsw 10y ago
Just pay people more.
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The content loads from his API rather than the website itself, and also there is an Android app made by him. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.premii.hn I have noticed that some websites are active
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by ihsw 10y ago
Does that include sugar substitutes, aka sweeteners?
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by ihsw 10y ago
There is already precedent for criminalizing dissent -- Turkey, for example, considers online criticism of Turkey as equivalent to damaging national security by spreading propaganda with the intent to provoke attacks towards the Turkish gov
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by ihsw 10y ago
Just to be clear -- their video streams are still served up via Netflix's OpenConnect appliances. The surrounding infrastructure -- everything "outside" of the play button -- finished moving to AWS. Their billing system has n
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by ihsw 10y ago
So why hasn't anyone smashed his face yet? Surely an insufferable sexual failure like Applebaum should've attracted that kind of attention. Did every single person -- every victim, bystander, and authority figure -- deftly slink a
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by ihsw 10y ago
One could argue that greenhouses could help decentralize the farming industry, thereby mitigating the problem you mention, but these greenhouses would need reliable energy and transport infrastructure. If a given country already has reliabl
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by ihsw 10y ago
They keep their cut. This is probably why it is incredibly difficult to dispute it and the police will put up every roadblock to stop you.
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by ihsw 10y ago
It is obstruction of justice and it's very unpleasant. If they're so inclined they can take your things by force and you will have no reasonable means of recourse.
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by ihsw 10y ago
People were finding it as a result of MSM advertising for it. I think you're overestimating the strength of these groups -- they are roundly mocked in social media.
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by ihsw 10y ago
What coordination? There is no coordination.
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by ihsw 10y ago
You are correct, there is no type-checking at runtime. Getting garbage data where you are expecting properly formed data will throw a nasty wrench in your application. Thankfully this rarely happens.
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by ihsw 10y ago
Another vote for ts-node running your tests, it makes things a lot simpler. Running tests directly instead of running compiled tests is faster and more reliable.
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by ihsw 10y ago
The .js files don't import the transpiled .ts files -- the .ts files are written to import other .ts files using relative paths. A.ts importing B.ts would be `import * as A from "./B"`, where the transpiled A.js file wou
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by ihsw 10y ago
I have found Angular 1 to be an untestable hot mess, especially on projects with a lot of technical debt. This is largely unrelated to TypeScript (and probably unrelated to Angular 1's shortcomings too). My only suggestion is start mig
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I don't know about moving all of the current typings to beneath an NPM org, but TypeScript can look for the `typings` field in a package's package.json file. https://github.com/ihsw/toxiproxy-node-client/
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by ihsw 10y ago
Angular came out in 2010, nearly six years ago. At the time it was compared to jQuery spaghetti code and Backbone with a little less jQuery spaghetti code. It brought front-end web frameworks to the masses. Granted I think they should'

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