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How to Build an Eleventy Plugin(joshuaclanton.dev)
2 points by joshuacc 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshuacc 6y ago
I have occasionally observed anti-Polish racism in the US. Perpetrated by generically “white” Americans against anyone with a Polish last name or Polish accent.
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by joshuacc 7y ago
Happen to have a link to a video of this talk?
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by joshuacc 7y ago
The new MS Edge supports this.
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by joshuacc 7y ago
No need to speculate on what a dictionary might say. We can actually consult one. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/electrocute
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by joshuacc 7y ago
Along these lines, I have a half-completed book on GitHub titled Prose for Programmers: https://github.com/joshuacc/prose-for-programmers I started it because I found that being able to write effectively was my biggest
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by joshuacc 8y ago
npm orgs are free, but the org has to be created before you can publish to an org's scope.
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by joshuacc 8y ago
> These frameworks add a huge amount of hidden global complexity just to avoid having to pass parameters to components, which is the simplest thing to do. Redux offers a few benefits: 1. Allows you to keep your global application state 1
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by joshuacc 8y ago
Everyone who wants more than 2.1 kids is stupid, impulsive, or a religious zealot? That seems unlikely.
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by joshuacc 8y ago
CofE is an abbreviation for the Church of England (parent church of the Anglican Communion).
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by joshuacc 8y ago
This is incorrect. The Catholic Church still practices the use of indulgences, just not their sale . See the Catechism of the Catholic Church which was promulgated by John Paul II in 1992 and last revised by Pope Francis this year. http:&
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by joshuacc 8y ago
> I don't see why the developer that builds the interaction with the backend can't be given directly the design and turn it into HTML and CSS himself. Because well-engineered HTML and CSS that works across all major browsers an
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by joshuacc 8y ago
According to Nicea and the Christian tradition, there is one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus is the Son incarnate, but not the Father. You may not think this makes sense, and that's fine, but it is quite diffe
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Augmenting Agile with Formal Methods(hillelwayne.com)
112 points by joshuacc 8y ago|15 comments
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by joshuacc 8y ago
What problem? TypeScript has supported param destructuring for a while.
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by joshuacc 8y ago
TypeScript supports both FP and OOP styles of programming. And it doesn't add any new OOP features on top of JavaScript.
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by joshuacc 8y ago
Where I grew up (rural Southern US) weeds could shoot up to 8 inches within 3 days with the right mix of sun, rain, and warm weather.
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by joshuacc 8y ago
> Can't imagine why you'd even think that would work out That's a bit unnecessarily hostile, don't you think? But to the actual point, lots of people are able to work from home with kids without it being a significant
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by joshuacc 8y ago
You can also supplement training with physical barriers as necessary. :)
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by joshuacc 8y ago
For distractions, my office is on the basement level, separate from everything else in the house. There is a baby gate at the top of the stairs to prevent the kids from entering. My wife is very good about not interrupting unnecessarily. Gu
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by joshuacc 9y ago
I'm mostly a Windows user, so maybe I'm misunderstanding *nix stuff here, but I don't see how recommending npm i -g package is remotely the same as recommending sudo npm. Could you clarify?
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by joshuacc 9y ago
There is some overlap, but display: table and friends already covered that without flexbox.
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by joshuacc 9y ago
I've found Basarat's TypeScript Deep Dive very helpful: https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/content/
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by joshuacc 9y ago
> I uploaded full seasons of a very old 90s cartoon and my account is disabled. I cannot even purchase YouTube TV to try it out. You violated the law and their (rather reasonable in this case) terms of service and are shocked to find the
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by joshuacc 9y ago
> What do you all feel about this practice of taking long-lived web applications and getting them out of a tab and into a desktop shell with a place on the dock/task bar and the ability to Atl/Control-Tab? I intentionally do th
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by joshuacc 9y ago
I develop applications using TypeScript because it is (a) superior to native JavaScript, (b) open source, (c) has a very clear exit strategy in the unlikely event that Microsoft does something stupid with it.
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by joshuacc 9y ago
Sort of, but the effect is very different due to the "temporal dead zone." Attempting to access a variable declared with `let/const` or const before the declaration will throw an error, vs just getting `undefined` for a varia
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by joshuacc 9y ago
> These are landmark achievements, and they were all predicted by a show which ended in 1994, before the advent of the internet. Umm. I was reading about TNG on the web in 1994. The internet had been around for a long time before the web
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by joshuacc 9y ago
I won't. TypeScript in particular has made my code much more maintainable and pleasant to work in compared to vanilla JS, even recent versions.
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by joshuacc 9y ago
That's not ES6. It's ES2017, aka ES8.

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