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by jon889 6y ago
Can't you just pass it a .js file and it will skip the TypeScript compiling completely?
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by jon889 6y ago
Do you mean 80% of democrats are pro-choice?
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by jon889 6y ago
I’m not sure leaving is the best thing though, unless it’s high profile or a large group. If people leave in a trickle then others will replace them that won’t have that conscience.
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by jon889 6y ago
ahah, more likely the company (I think Palantir, might be wrong) will get paid anyway and won't care what the results are.
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by jon889 6y ago
Btw the petition needs to on the parliament petitions site for a chance to have it debated
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by jon889 6y ago
What do you mean by normal? Not doing anything illegal?
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by jon889 6y ago
So if all the parts of town had CCTV then it would be better right?
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by jon889 6y ago
I think as long as your in public then it's fine to assume you're being recorded by CCTV. Obviously the government being able to access cameras in your own house like 1984 is not ok. But CCTV in public does reduce crime and help i
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by jon889 6y ago
Maybe don’t apologise for it, but I definitely think it’s useful to acknowledge if it was your code as it removes an awkwardness around it. Obviously this doesn’t have to be done for every little bug but if there’s a discussion around one t
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by jon889 6y ago
I think the reason for that is that British people are less trusting of the government and will generally ignore rules if it doesn’t make sense to them unless they’re mandatory. Even the prime ministers dad said he’d still go to the pub jus
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by jon889 6y ago
It sounds exactly what the UK was going to do until Imperial released a report that said it wouldn’t work.
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by jon889 6y ago
I really want a hybrid command line/gui git client. Either a GUI app with a terminal front and centre, or a command line tool that has some commands to use UI style things. I hacked together a bash script that prints out all the branch
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by jon889 6y ago
I they spend it irresponsibly then that's up to them. The aim should be that no-one has to live without food or shelter,etc from something other than their own choice. If everyone is getting the same money then there's less need t
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by jon889 6y ago
That sounds like a lot of effort and money that will have to go into developing and enforcing that. Also it's more "nannying" than just giving people enough more to live on, and then it's up to them how they use it.
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by jon889 7y ago
That’s not really easier to type though :)
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by jon889 7y ago
That’s not a reason that people thinking 5G causes Coronavirus is a good thing.
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by jon889 7y ago
I could understand people being concerned about cancer or something. But to link 5G to Coronavirus just shows we have reached a new level of stupid in this country. (Which is saying a lot given Brexit, the previous General election result a
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by jon889 7y ago
It’s probably not even about the cash itself but being in close contact with the cashier as you hand it over. They are doing that the whole day and we’ve been told many times to stand at least a meter away from each other. Also card/co
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by jon889 7y ago
Don’t most stores have automatic doors?
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by jon889 7y ago
I don’t know about this, on the rare occasion I have cash when I spend it feels like I’m getting the item for free. However every time I get a monzo notification saying how much I just spent and how much money I have left for this month, I
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by jon889 7y ago
"This is pure bullshit." vs "Netflix should downgrade everyone's plan automatically or just charge them less" The way it was said in the parent comment was ridiculous.
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by jon889 7y ago
It's fair but the way they wrote it is not.
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by jon889 7y ago
People are dying, you can handle a slightly worse video quality.
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by jon889 7y ago
Presumably given the current situation with Coronavirus?
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by jon889 7y ago
I think if a similarly spreading disease had started in say a tent city in the US, the response would’ve been much worse
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by jon889 7y ago
But flattening the curve involves things like cancelling events and closing bars/pubs/clubs/restaurants and telling businesses to have employees work from home if possible. And the government is doing none of that.
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by jon889 7y ago
I agree. People complain that Swift changed too much in the earlier versions but I'm glad it did and I'm kind of sad that it's slowed down now and there are things I wish could be changed but can't. Yes it was a bit of a
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by jon889 7y ago
I've never understood how Feature Flags can be used like that. For example say I have a button component that needs to be refactored and it used in hundred of places throughout the codebase. How can I use feature flags to prevent a lo
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by jon889 7y ago
How did you find changing from one field to another. I've been doing iOS for about 3 years and I'm started to feel like I might be trapped doing iOS forever. I mean I can't imagine a company wanting to hire me in something el
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by jon889 7y ago
It does? Unless you've not opened it in like a day, in which case you probably want to start again.

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