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by jack9 9y ago
Seriously? Do you not understand the question? Guess not. https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/getusermedia/intro/ Basic intros to HTML5 all use Javascript to access functionality. How else are you go
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Accessing HTML5 features is usually by javascript api. Even if you used another dependency, how would that help?
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The article is describing an event that has been covered a couple ways. It was also the basis for a presentation at the 2017 Seattle Casual Connect - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGl3pDhYC9o I was one of those who asked
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I've always made up my own error codes, which I embed in the 200 response since I end up having to map HTTP codes to what they mean anyway, and many libraries have their own behavior on how to handle various HTTP codes or cannot recogn
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by jack9 9y ago
The thesis ( https://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm ) with relevant section: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/rest_arch... The HTTP REST ca
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by jack9 9y ago
I think this is just a game advertisment.
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Saying it's one thing, doesn't make it so, which is why fiat statements of fact that arent fact, get downvoted. Sales tax on ecommerce has demonstrated that there are decisions that are both yet-to-be-determined and will resolve i
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I don't think that's fixed, because it's not what I assert. Any job that is predictable, can be done faster and cheaper with some C (or Go) and ad-hoc delegation to load balanced VMs. Spark is difficult to optimize for consis
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by jack9 9y ago
> perhaps its time to ponder if a more modern architecture would save you money or positively affect developer experience. That's condescending and inappropriate (since it knows nothing about "modernity" in architecture),
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> Title II was only introduced in 2015 It was treated as such prior to that, implicitly (without the force of law). Policy was established to enforce it, formally. It wasn't just "introduced", it was tacitly accepted until
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> Second, if story points are not an indirect measure of time, then why are you pointing stories? What does the pointing gain your team other than fluff? The points can (and should) be assigned before the work arrives. Agile planning is
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by jack9 9y ago
Kafka was useful in a project because of the semantics for what amounts to writing to file from network sockets. Spark is a terribly inefficient solution to any known/stable data processing or analytics jobs. If you want a common forma
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The json schema isn't a standard but is ubiquitous in California and in advertising (IAB standards). I dont know of anyone using another, or why you might. It's like saying ruby isn't the only ruby language because it isn&#x2
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> Carbon stays and accumulates It's puzzling how this factualky inaccurate concept, is poisoning the understanding. If it were remotely true, why talk about it at all? We are already dead and the earth will never recover SMH.
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The ability to have mental models requires some form of perceptive learning, as far as we know. This has seeped into AI study. An analogy is just a described mental model. A "thing that is thrown" is something a dog can understand
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by jack9 9y ago
> Carbon stays and accumulates Stop hand waving. Trees use it, algae use it, at the very least. Carbon doesn't stick around with the persistence of mercury. Rate of emission is precisely what matters. The problem is that it outpaces
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> More evidence that Google is hurting financially. Google routinely kills off products. Because this is a standard Google platform life cycle, it doesn't look like evidence of anything in particular.
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History often has such an effect. People forego the truth in fear of the heat and deny there is any truth at all. The Damore problem.
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> It failed to compete against Alibaba and Jindong. It hasn't been competing. Businesses that use AWS are forced into using competing inferior services. Part of what killed Red5Studios was not having capital to survive that transiti
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> The author argues that programming schools should be vocational schools I still don't see this argument being made in ANYTHING you posted now. > The fact that you think that the article is in any way objective is why it is so d
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> Aristocracy and privilege are about as far from communism as it gets. In theory. In practice (history is full of it), the castes develop overnight. A group of individuals has to make decisions and manage the oversight and record keepin
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by jack9 9y ago
Crime (criminal liability) is violation of statute. Civil liability is based on harm caused. It's been this way for a long time.
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> The author argues that programming schools should be vocational schools I dont see where. The implication is that they are assumed to be contrary to reality. It's supposed to be a list of obvious facts.
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> Likely because you haven't read any of the links to cases or explanations in the thread about the history of the issue. I have, so that's not compelling. I'm interpreting the statement in the proper context, at a practic
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by jack9 9y ago
> what information would the Walton family need to take with them in their time machine to destroy Amazon from 1996-2015 Amazon was massively in the red (investment liabilities) until they had enough extra capital to start the 2004ish AW
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2015 is a misleading goalpost. The problems that were tied up in the courts and led to a FINAL decision in 2015, started a decade earlier.
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> No, the argument is worse than that because it is intentionally inaccurate. Seems on the nose to me shrug
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> only if ... ISPs are a monopoly, This is already the case. Google's inability to push fiber everywhere shows the market is demonstrably closed. It's so cost ineffective due to corruption and in-place infrastructure, that it&#
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> Of course you can increase the throughput of a factory by speeding up "the conveyor belt"--a standin for the complex processes going into manufacturing. You are treating it as a "standin" for something else, when it
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> I am sure the Pentagon and NASA have a plan... The plan probably is about communication channels and who decides what, and what not to do, more than what to do. Regardless of the content, I'm very sure it's not going to be fo

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