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Full Google Mail in a clean room browser(ekioh.com)
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by jacobr 7y ago
Adding power outlets to public parking spaces does not require breakthroughs or innovation. 25% of all lots in the parking garage built several years ago next to my previous work were prepared for or had charging sockets. Like with the majo
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by jacobr 7y ago
I love Fastmail for email, but moving all my contacts there was also awesome. I can now easily sync a subset of my contacts to my work phone without having to log in to my personal Google or Apple accounts. Feels like as soon as you add a G
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ES Modules Unflagged in Node.js(github.com)
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by jacobr 7y ago
Nordic countries have some of the strongest safety nets, but more innovation and tech companies than many other countries. I’m not sure there is a strong correlation at all to be honest.
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by jacobr 7y ago
Agree with the conclusion of the article, but many people would have better lives if they reconsidered this “parenting” thing. Are you sure you are cultivating his attention span, or were you both just born like that, and he is getting olde
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by jacobr 7y ago
Buttons, headings, labels... Will all be ready when your data arrives.
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by jacobr 7y ago
There is no way of knowing someone won’t do a.foo = window.alert later though, unless it’s a frozen object
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by jacobr 7y ago
I think code review embedded in git would be more likely to work than issues for this reason.
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by jacobr 7y ago
If you think you are in such a strong position that you can keep customers even with the level of inconsistency of the AWS UI, siloed microfrontends might be something to consider. Otherwise it’s probably not such a good idea.
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by jacobr 7y ago
My Volvo has touch controls for AC but physical buttons for quickly toggling windshield fans/demist. Feels like a decent compromise.
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by jacobr 7y ago
If safety is always the number one priority there will be no climbing trees, no swimming, no bicycling, etc. Some dangers, like traffic, have consequences that are extreme and irreversible. Getting frauded online is not.. although grooming
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by jacobr 7y ago
There is nothing limiting a disabled person’s browser from executing JavaScript, screen readers are generally not concerned with how an HTML element was created (server side or client side), but just read what’s on the page.
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Try Bazel’s Opt-In Preview in Angular CLI(blog.angular.io)
1 points by jacobr 7y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 7y ago
It’s also about showing the sibling that was hit that you as a parent consider the behavior unacceptable. They need to feel that grownups react, even if they realize the apology is fake.
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by jacobr 7y ago
We save some of our “fun money” for things like buying gadgets or that extra monitor I might not “really” need, don’t see why there would be resentment?
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by jacobr 7y ago
I got an iPhone X from work but wanted a personal phone as well and just bought an iPhone 7 because it felt ridiculous carrying around two brand new really expensive phones. My previous phone was a Samsung Galaxy S9 but I decided to ask for
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Fake Lego Manufacturers Apprehended in China(euronews.com)
1 points by jacobr 7y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 7y ago
Nice, looks very well made. It does force everyone in your organization to not only use React, but also Styletron which might be a pretty large switch for some teams. Has this been a problem? I think this could lead to limited adoption in s
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by jacobr 8y ago
built-in modules will actually make it cheaper to create a new browser because modules can be easily polyfilled. A new browser will not have to implement kv-storage itself, either it can let the user polyfill it or quite easily copy another
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by jacobr 8y ago
Most people I know here in Sweden do their grocery shopping online, that's significantly reducing the car use. I used to drive 15 min x 2 several times a week for groceries, now it's not even once a week. I empathize with driving
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by jacobr 8y ago
> Let users of cars pay for the infrastructure they use Don't forget a fee for the air and noise pollution they cause.
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by jacobr 8y ago
It works sort of like this in Sweden (we just got a proper government after the election in September). It led to interesting things like some extra millions for celebrating Ingmar Bergman's 101 anniversary, carried over from the 100 y
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by jacobr 8y ago
Can confirm most of these points, but still believe TypeScript is a net positive for productivity, when you consider things like refactoring tools (VS Code). And on top of that add increased safety, less bugs and improved code quality becau
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by jacobr 8y ago
98% or so of electricity in Norway is hydro.
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Should TC39 design a new JavaScript standard library?(github.com)
1 points by jacobr 8y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 8y ago
Drag and drop renaming works for me in recent versions of VSCode, and extracting code to another file has been there a while as well.
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by jacobr 8y ago
An insurance company might buy the data and deny them insurance because of something they exposed in a private email.
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by jacobr 8y ago
But in two decades, after your data has been sold and bought countless times, to who knowns which government? In 30 years, when I'm nearing retirement, I have no idea which political system I will live in, what power companies will hav
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by jacobr 8y ago
Sweden actually has a similar problem even without the bail system. Most people get released awaiting trial, depending on severity of the crime, risk of influencing the case, etc. The ones who don't end up incarcerated with way worse c

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