jaquers

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by jaquers 9y ago
Your parent was off by an order of magnitude: $2B / $19,000B == 0.01% Agree with both points, 0.1% is not nothing - that's what NASA scrapes by on. FWIW, the article mentions a ramp up in spending going up to the census year - so
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by jaquers 9y ago
Made a slack app: https://github.com/jonjaques/slack-spellfucker
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by jaquers 9y ago
Getting a lot of scratchiness/audio artifacts on Chrome, Win 10. Anybody know if that is an app or a platform thing? Idk if it's just harsh frequencies? I'm just using the default tones.
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by jaquers 9y ago
Having read your explanation of channels/tracks - I get it, you have to serialize your storage into something and it's neat that it's representable through url. I was a little confused at first. I agree with others that the o
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by jaquers 10y ago
"It has the wrong signature!" - This x1000.
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by jaquers 10y ago
There is a point nobody here is making, which is that all the examples use the wrong signature for callbacks, which is function(err, result). The problem is not interop between the two, which is fairly easy - the problem arises when not usi
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by jaquers 10y ago
table { table-layout: fixed }, otherwise you can customize the column definition to define specific widths?
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by jaquers 10y ago
Indeed. Are there any 'good' strategies for this (loading ES6 for supported browsers)? I imagine you'd have to do UA sniffing on the server side, and I suppose it's kind of a moot point if you're using React/JS
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by jaquers 10y ago
I think the spirit of the argument is that if you have requirements for heavy computation such that you need multithreading + low level memory management, then you probably shouldn't use this. Use the right tool for the job. This is ju
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by jaquers 10y ago
No disagreement about memory usage, except to say that [some web sites] are usually either poorly or unethically coded. I was on theverge.com yesterday, wondering why the network indicator was going crazy on a blog post. Pull up dev tools
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by jaquers 11y ago
Have you looked at JSON5? http://json5.org/
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by jaquers 11y ago
I've noticed certain papers/essays posted here using "she" when referring to a hypothetical person, which I think is a nice touch—since "he" is contained within the word.
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by jaquers 11y ago
Are you using the babel-loader[0] for webpack? That generates nice errors right in the webpack prompt. [0] https://github.com/babel/babel-loader
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by jaquers 12y ago
https://sirxemic.github.io/Interstellar/