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by inglor 4y ago
So with your solution, the inserted table cell would "disappear" from what is rendered? That's not necessarily (depends on the product) great or even acceptable user experience. As a user I would certainly want a way to know
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by inglor 4y ago
NSO develops cyber warfare weapons, it sees itself like any other weapons company building guns or tanks and it's regulated the same way. Building a tank factory is legal if you pay taxes and only sell your tanks to whomever the govern
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by inglor 4y ago
The optimization is usually called shapes outside of JS. The idea is that shapes (we represent objects like C like structs and not hash maps) are used for relatively non-dynamic objects and then we keep the shape metadata on functions thems
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by inglor 4y ago
> As of late 2022, Copilot has a number of issues preventing it from being widely adopted. I see CoPilot all around me and it's generally well regarded and pretty widely adopted given how new it is. Is there any data for this statem
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by inglor 4y ago
Interestingly JavaScript handles this correctly and specified Object.is equality that is different than `===` equality around NaNs so `const m = new Map(); m.set(NaN, 3); m.get(NaN)` returns 3 and `.delete` similarly works.
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by inglor 4y ago
I work at Microsoft and unfortunately there is a “no Easter eggs” policy but sometimes they sneak by ;)
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by inglor 4y ago
We've made every node stream async iterable, and we also support all the iterator helpers. If whatever you're using is a Node stream - this works and it exposes an async iterable stream :)
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by inglor 4y ago
The "successor" is the fact we've added native support to Node.js core
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by inglor 4y ago
Napa is mostly abandoned and predates Node.js having native multi-threaded support and worker_threads.
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by inglor 4y ago
pun :]
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by inglor 4y ago
From the piece: > However, fewer than half of students at each grade had teachers who were quite or extremely confident in their ability to address learning gaps that may have occurred due to pandemic-related school closures. So _hopeful
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by inglor 4y ago
Or... you know, we go with the data. The data shows improvement until 2019 and then a decline in 2020/2021 coinciding with COVID, lockdowns and inability to attend schools physically. The global pandemic seems like a much better explan
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by inglor 4y ago
I'm in a large corporate (Microsoft) and in my new'ish team (under Office) we have very few meetings (compared to before, approx 1h a day) and no late-night ones. It really depends on what you do - one of the reasons I'm an I
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by inglor 4y ago
This needs a 2020 flare @dang Still very neat! Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23246221
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by inglor 4y ago
How do you deal with state between API calls? (For example, a user filling a shopping cart, getting discounts based on their geo/products and then checking out)
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by inglor 4y ago
Looks like someone might get fired for choosing IBM. Oh how times have changed
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by inglor 4y ago
I think you might be mixing JSON up with jslint? The famous story is that Crockford gave a license to “IBM and its minions” to use the software for nefarious purposes as a joke when their lawyers asked for an exclusion.
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by inglor 4y ago
I answer engineers from other companies all the time but never answer journalists. Engineers give a vibe of “cares about what you do and wants to collaborate”. Talking to journalists is like talking to the police - as an engineer you don’t
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by inglor 4y ago
The blocker isn't TC39 membership or being a champion though. It's blocked on someone actually working on it, writing the docs and editing the spec text, answering the questions brought up etc. If you can find someone willing to d
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by inglor 4y ago
Thank you for your volunteering and I hope your family member gets better Ash. I think it’s unfortunate for us users but at least on an open source platform migrating to a new instance is possible. That said - this will be a hit to the comm
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by inglor 4y ago
The Supreme Court of which country?
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by inglor 4y ago
The thing that makes Iran not a democracy is that all those bodies (parliament, president, parties) answer to the supreme leader and religious authority. It’s not a democracy if the elected bodies all answer to unelected ones.
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by inglor 4y ago
On funding and work and someone willing to spend the time to write and do the research - not because of inherent opposition.
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by inglor 4y ago
Reference to the Edge thing called "Super Duper Secure Mode" https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/Super-Duper-Sec...
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by inglor 4y ago
It's not hard nor does it require WhatsApp's cooperation. It's fairly easy to figure out something is an (even encrypted) video call (for example by the consistency of throughput of "wanting to upload") and certainl
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by inglor 4y ago
It's a literary device. What he's telling you is that he learned: - That founders don't believe YC-partners often because their advice is counterintuitive. The underlying message is that it's important to not only give a
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by inglor 4y ago
I can, there are a bunch of them - e.g. aka.ms/undertale - take any word after aka.ms and chances are someone used it ^^
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by inglor 4y ago
It's also used quite extensively internally for company wide resources. Any employee can create aka.ms urls, here is one for your comment: https://aka.ms/AAhztyq
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by inglor 4y ago
You are quoting the discussion part I was quoting - which is the point I was trying to make. Their conclusion there is on-par with existing scientific consensus and nothing new. The silly part was the misleading title/abstract - the re
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by inglor 4y ago
I'm not sure how you got "replacing normal nutrition with pills" with "this article isn't news and its point is misleading" but ok.. My critique was about how they claim one thing (You need 50% of your protein

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