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by jannes 9y ago
Hmm, so JavaScript was conceived at Netscape in 1995 according to Wikipedia. After the release Sun must have registered the "JavaScript" trademark instead of going after Netscape. Any idea why they did that? Wasn't their inac
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by jannes 9y ago
For anyone who is wondering why: parseInt() only accepts strings as input. So JavaScript calls .toString() on the number before passing it as an argument. (0.000001).toString() // "0.000001" (0.0000001).toStrin
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by jannes 9y ago
parseInt() and parseFloat() are made for strings, not for numbers. I think you are looking for one of these: Math.round() Math.ceil() Math.floor()
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by jannes 9y ago
Looks very nice! The only small criticism would be that most people are not professional photographs, so they wouldn't even come close to having cover photos for every one of their notes. Also, a Mac version would be nice.
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by jannes 9y ago
I would also like to know what script they're injecting from vodafone.pt
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by jannes 9y ago
Interesting analysis! I wonder how this would affect AMP articles. What happens when a one-time visitor (from the publisher's perspective, but not from Google's perspective) looks at the cached AMP version of the page on Google&#x
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by jannes 9y ago
How would you analyse content that's asynchronously loaded and inserted into the DOM? I think DOM mutation observers would be a huge hit on performance.
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by jannes 9y ago
That naming has been used for a few years already. I'm not sure how it started. For example, this Linus Tech Tips video about the first RGB backlit mechanical keyboard from 4 years ago uses the term: https://www.youtube.com&
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by jannes 9y ago
Does anyone know a JSON parser that parses an ArrayBuffer instead of strings? [1] JSON.parse() only accepts strings. The library that the article recommends also uses XMLHttpRequest with strings. [2] The reason I'm asking is the maximu
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by jannes 9y ago
Not every policy of a green party has to involve the color green
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by jannes 9y ago
It wouldn't be trapped in ice if it had been there for that long... I think he meant: how did it get trapped in permafrost? The only hint the article gave was this: > Mercury accumulates in aquatic and terrestrial food chains [...]
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by jannes 9y ago
They speak too slow
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by jannes 9y ago
Even in the US there are large MLM scams. Just look at Herbalife. They say they stopped some of the bad practices after the FCA investigation, but how likely is it that they changed a pyramid scheme into a non-pyramid scheme overnight?
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by jannes 9y ago
Maybe the author was thinking about rounding? At some point the reward will reach the equivalent of $0.00 (rounded to pennies)
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by jannes 9y ago
Quickoffice and Picasa seem to be in both lists, by the way. Technically the second list should almost be a superset of the first list, I suppose.
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by jannes 9y ago
So in how many years is Google going to shut down Firebase? It was an acquisition and they don't tend to keep those running for long.
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by jannes 9y ago
It's working for me now. Whatever issue they had, it wasn't a shutdown yet.
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by jannes 9y ago
Technically GOOG doesn't even stand for Google Inc. anymore. It's Alphabet Inc.'s official ticker symbol. Subtle difference.
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by jannes 9y ago
I think for them it's only about having their own constitution and sovereignty. Another one of their goals might be to stop using the Spanish language, which a big part of the population has done already. They are perfectly fine with o
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by jannes 9y ago
Oh, sorry. I wasn't aware of that. Yes, I was talking about hackintoshes that don't have AMD support for some reason. Specifically I was talking about this hardware guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide&#x2
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by jannes 9y ago
In my opinion the question is how do we treat hybrid software products: A part of it runs locally and another part runs on a server. If you sell/advertise those two pieces of software as a single integrated product but you only give aw
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by jannes 9y ago
The senate in Madrid just voted to trigger article 155 of the Spanish constitution, which allows them to cancel the regional government. That should stop tax money flowing... I could only find an article in Spanish as it only happened a few
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by jannes 9y ago
Unfortunately AMD gpus are not supported on OSX, so if you want to dual boot OSX/linux you are forced to chose nvidia because of Apple.
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by jannes 9y ago
Sorry, probably I haven't been clear enough. I was thinking along the lines of using last year's profits to pay for this year's wage raises and new hires. If you have a $100 profit in 2017 you can't retroactively pay it
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by jannes 9y ago
Such a shame. Why wouldn't he have hosted the pictures on stanford's server alongside the HTML? They should have the resources to host a few JPEGs...
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by jannes 9y ago
How is it even possible to track the open rate without HTML? I'm not an email expert and genuinely curious. I was under the impression that people use <img> tags for that.
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by jannes 9y ago
Excessive goverment subsidies can destroy competition in otherwise healthy markets (which I wouldn't classify the Boeing/Airbus duopoly as to begin with). For example, look at dairy products in Africa. Local farmers couldn't
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by jannes 9y ago
Archived copy: http://archive.is/Fb1D4
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by jannes 9y ago
Here is a link: http://archive.is/Fb1D4
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by jannes 9y ago
https://i.imgur.com/X3FcvQX.png

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