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by jayflux 8y ago
js.rs itself wasn’t created by Mozilla, it’s also died now. I’ve been doing a rewrite of it here: https://github.com/jasonwilliams/boa Rust was mainly developed alongside Servo which is more the rendering Engine, the J
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Servo uses spidermonkey
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Rust do a survey, https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/08/08/survey.html
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Webp has just received some wide browser support, these things take time.
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I feel like the very point of choosing gait recognition in the first place was because it is difficult to mimic (at that level of detail).
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There is truth in that but I do think it makes them easier to refer to when you talk about them 5 years later, I still remember Heartbleed. If someone said to me “Hey, remember when CVE-2014-0160 happened?” I would be like what was that? So
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Adding to the other replies, the Phones are also on an S release, which means the form factor wouldn’t have changed much this year. If USB-C arrives for phones it will be in next years release. THe phones also have a shorter shelf life than
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The Rust 2018 Edition Guide(rust-lang-nursery.github.io)
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Woah, I’m a big fan of rust, but saying it’s web ready is disingenuous. Rocket isn’t stable, most of the libraries rocket depends on aren’t stable either. Making http requests.. are there any stable http libraries yet? Last I checked Hyper
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Have you used RLS recently? It’s improved quite a bit for me
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Although this is possible, most linters don’t allow it (with default settings on)
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The idea of a trial was again brought up in 2010 - 2012, it was rejected due to the same reasons, I think Scotland weren’t happy about it. https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2010-12/daylightsaving....
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Not so sure, Apple have made it clear they’re done with Touch ID, they’ve made enough points that Face ID is way more secure. They would look a bit stupid if they went back on it now and re-introduced touch
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It’s not a change of target market, it’s profit margin. Now people will need to pay more if they want an iPhone, it’s as simple as that
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Could you file a bug report?
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I do like the PostgreSQL docs, they have a human feel to them and I usually get the answer I want pretty quickly. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/static/index.html
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The timer basically runs in another thread, and once it’s finished it’s callback/frame goes into the queue, it does not go into the queue before the time you gave. The reason the time can’t be accurate is because other “frames” could b
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Didn’t realise Europeans couldn’t use reddit
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https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms is way better and has been running for some time, would it help to contribute to that instead?
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> But I don’t think it is impossible to build an 808 that would not fool even the most seasoned experts. Whoah, double negative there
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You should look into Crafty, it’s a js game engine which can output to either the DOM or canvas, I’m not sure how popular it is anymore but quite a few games used it. There are demo games here http://craftyjs.com
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There is work undergoing to migrate bbc.com to HTTPS. Most BBC sites in the UK have already been switched over the past few months. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news was finished about a month ago. The BBC is a complicated beast a
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I’m with you on this, but I think a lot of it’s just popularity (occams razor and all that). I’m a casual player too, and when I started playing, word of mouth was just spreading and I was somewhere in the middle, now when I play it I’m 1 s
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Seriously? Maybe this is a generation thing but I remember the opposite, the NES was big in the UK, they were everywhere.
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I’ve been using https://www.football-data.org which is also an API for the World Cup, does anyone know the pros and cons of the 2?
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Gitter’s search is also terrible and barely existent. I think this is to do with the way they store logs after a month.
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Japanese train departs 25 seconds early – again(bbc.co.uk)
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BBC (TV & Radio) | Full-stack Engineer | Onsite | London UK Stack: NodeJS, React, Redux, Express BBC is one of the UK’s most well-known and loved brands. The TV & Radio product teams build some of the most used products in BBC inclu
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> Another thing I've found is that because of the type inference it often gets really confusing whether a variable is a reference or not. Doesn't help that code completion basically doesn't work at all at the moment. Out o
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There are various ways of testing this, for instance in the case of ‘flatten’ Firefox released it in their Nightly and it did break a top 100 site, that was enough to end the debate. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi

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