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julenx
6y ago
For those who are curious, here's the source code of the original compiler written in OCaml (rustboot) https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/tree/ef75860a0a72f79f97216...
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6y ago
I haven't used JIRA recently, but as far as I remember the difference existed because they were rolling out a "new" editor, which was active when editing tickets, but wasn't available when creating new ones. I remember t
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julenx
6y ago
Out of curiosity, which post is that? I cannot find it.
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8y ago
Sometimes you cannot avoid postponing merging, e.g. when the user is loses connectivity. It'd be interesting to read more on know how you handle longer periods of being offline, and how conflict resolution is done in that case.
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WebKit Feature Focus for 2018-2019
(trac.webkit.org)
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8y ago
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9y ago
In a memory constrained environment, we recently noticed the throughput/latency tradeoff being made by the GC, but having to say that this behavior was not obvious in the first place and we had to dive into the source code to understan
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9y ago
Thanks for the info, that's great to hear :)
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9y ago
I've thought about switching many times, and would see myself using the web client, however I wonder if they support the "undo send" feature as GMail does. I cannot see it listed in their features page [1] at least. Can someo
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9y ago
The region where Basque is spoken is not gray because of its difficulty, but because there's no data [1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/7dith2/language_di...
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9y ago
There's an ongoing experiment that would allow extensions to hide the tabstrip: https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebExtensions/TabHiding
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The Facebook Patent License Punishes You for Suing FB, but Lets Them Sue You
(yehudakatz.com)
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2017 Top Programming Languages
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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9y ago
The company I work for has open plan offices — it's a US company with multiple offices worldwide. The specific one I work from is small, and devs and non-devs are _mixed_ together. Whenever I tried to bring up noise-related issues and
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10y ago
Outage as a Service
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What are some things Apple has really excelled at in the last two decades?
(quora.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Reading through the Webpack2 release tags I came across the v2.1.0-beta28 changelog, which mentions: > * add `import()` as Code Splitting construct. It should be used instead of `System.import` when possible. `System.import` will be depr
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10y ago
> I've had a very similar experience in my career so far as a dev. My code used to be full of magic, auto-guessing things based on how methods are named, etc. I've moved away from that, it wastes more time than it saves. Speaki
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Prefer DEFER Over ASYNC
(calendar.perfplanet.com)
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10y ago
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(2012) the Performance Impact of Using Dict() Instead of {} in CPython 2.7
(doughellmann.com)
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10y ago
When you visit a video explicitly, yes. But when you jump into a specific channel you don't want a default video auto-playing all the time, which is pretty annoying.
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10y ago
Announcement URL http://angularjs.blogspot.ch/2016/09/angular2-final.html
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10y ago
It might not be as complete as Gmane perhaps (I didn't stop to compare them on a feature-by-feature basis), but I have been happily using http://markmail.org/ for a while as a gateway to many mailing lists.
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10y ago
Not only the apps's interface, but in my experience it also installs adware as browser extensions.
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Demythstifying Web Components
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11y ago
Hm, I'm not sure about having to pull in a Promise polyfill to support code splitting (`require.ensure()`) in IE11... If I'm already using a promises library from X, would it be possible to somehow instruct webpack use that? Does
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redis blaster (rb): sharding for Redis
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12y ago
I happened to have a contact from an agent I dealt with in a past order. If you check some specialized forums I'm pretty sure you'll be able to find out some agent working for your area.
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julenx
12y ago
I had the very same issue as you, but I managed to buy one of the previous versions with en-US keyboard by kindly requesting it to an agent via e-mail. They were able to fulfill the order even if the option didn't show up on their webs
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12y ago
> So, every component in React has state. In the context of the article, I know the above text is meant to be a simple explanation for newcomers, but in the broader context it's worth noting that having stateful components is not a
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12y ago
> Another pain point is that we have a certain space where text needs to be displayed and everything is fitted using English but after translating to other languages, some strings are much longer than the allotted space. As a rule of thu
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