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by inglor 11y ago
Sorry to be a bummer. Chrome does not run on the iPhone - instead it's a Safari UIWKView (until two weeks ago UIWebView) - the only "Chrome" there is the UI on top of it. Apple does not actually allow running Chrome on iOS so
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by inglor 11y ago
This so much. I usually unsubscribe very fast from these sort of emails - I accidentally left a checkbox marked when I signed up to read an article and it actually got me hooked. Lots of good material. I would love to read an article about
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by inglor 11y ago
Really cool idea. Here's a direct link to "bubble sort" shown with this tool http://awal.js.org/alpg/?gist=19e6114a4dc265794d30
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by inglor 11y ago
That measures for how long holdings are held (without the analyst reiterating them) before being automatically sold by the system. The analysts are tracked since 01.01.2009 according to their FAQ.
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by inglor 11y ago
Sure they do, lots of people beat the market and make more money than the market. Lots of people claim to predict and do better, there are services that measure it: https://www.tipranks.com/analysts/top You can see all
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DOSBox ported to the browser(github.com)
3 points by inglor 11y ago|0 comments
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by inglor 11y ago
It also doesn't actually do very much sentiment analysis at all unlike the title says.
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by inglor 11y ago
JavaScript has no named capturing groups.
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Show HN: JS-Restructure, a Go-Restructure JavaScript clone(github.com)
12 points by inglor 11y ago|1 comments
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by inglor 11y ago
the order is guaranteed. https://esdiscuss.org/topic/property-ordering-of-enumerate-g...
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by inglor 11y ago
Yes it does - it does for getOwnPropertyNames but not for Object.keys.
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by inglor 11y ago
Here's a 1-1 port in JavaScript https://github.com/benjamingr/js-restructure function matcher(obj) { "use strict"; let props = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(obj); const re = new RegExp(pro
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by inglor 11y ago
I wrote a quick C# port PoC: https://gist.github.com/benjamingr/4de21494b3e76088e5f7 Nice idea.
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by inglor 11y ago
For what it's worth - modern JavaScript does it too, it separates the syntax (import/export) and semantics of binding the reference from the actual loading mechanism. Not only can you "hook" into imports, you can replace
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by inglor 11y ago
This is what cargo culting looks like: https://github.com/jwagner/smartcrop.js/blob/master/smartcro... it takes a callback "just for good measure" but is a completely synchronous library.
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by inglor 11y ago
I think the goal is to have Node applications in the windows store. Having a v8 dependency there would be a big problem with embedded devices. Microsoft is trying to get into the whole IoT hype. This would help them a lot. It also means the
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by inglor 11y ago
Letting ChakraCore run means effectively "wrapping Chakra to emulate V8's APIs". There was an experiment to do this for SpiderMonkey at one point but it's a lot of work to maintain.
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by inglor 11y ago
This is incredibly cool, I have a request. Please do not post comments on the GH issue unless you have something important to add. These issues gain a lot of attention and it makes it _incredibly_ hard for collaborators to communicate. Lock
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by inglor 11y ago
This is how C++ templates work. They are a form of polymorphism through how you use the object and not based on its type. If you pass a type that cannot be used with the <= operator it will error in compile time. Being able to do this is
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by inglor 11y ago
Sure we can - let's say we look at the fashion industry and see it's just as bad there - or even worse. So what? That doesn't mean that as an industry we should put up with gender inequality. Gender inequality is an incredibl
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by inglor 11y ago
People who downloaded this - does this contain any form of tagging of the data? For example, do news articles contain visit counts? Article sentiment? Any form of structured information? Otherwise, what benefit does this have over scarping
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by inglor 11y ago
If I were them I'd move issue tracking to GH too _in addition_ to the current tracker. Having GH issues that are familiar to developers lowers the barrier for feature requests and bug reports which is a huge deal for a language.
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Promise Cancellation(bluebirdjs.com)
2 points by inglor 11y ago|0 comments
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by inglor 11y ago
I just wrote PRs for two node-specific vulnerabilities: https://github.com/quantumfoam/DVNA/pull/14 https://github.com/quantumfoam/DVNA/pull/13 Let me know if that's what
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by inglor 11y ago
The mouse capture API is pretty new and the the sites don't use it - your browser is fine, it's just not being used to its fullest.
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by inglor 11y ago
That's sweet, here's one in pure JavaScript and HTML5 for x86 that runs linux (GUI included) and windows http://copy.sh/v86/ , source code here: https://github.com/copy/v86 The CPU code
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Interesting Function Name (line: 201)(dpsv.margaine.com)
25 points by inglor 11y ago|8 comments
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by inglor 11y ago
I'm so confused here - I thought Apple added the ability to create content blockers to reduce revenue on the web so that more content providers resort to ADs and they get a bigger slice of the pie. Why would Mozilla help them in their
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by inglor 11y ago
Azure is the second biggest cloud provider in the world (after amazon) - and we (TipRanks) deploy VMs to Azure. It's a lot less common but I wouldn't call it `very rare`
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by inglor 11y ago
Microsoft is already working on Node, and it's actually already possible to run Node on Chakra. See https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2015/05/12/bringing-n... and https://ms-iot.gith

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