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541.
by kibibu 9y ago
Spotify does pretty much the same thing
542.
by kibibu 9y ago
Those transpile to JS though, not Web Assembly, don't they?
543.
by kibibu 9y ago
Ok, I kinda got sniped on this. Here's a first pass at a micro lib to do it using Proxy object: const $ = (() => { function listProxy(arr) { return new Proxy(arr, { set: (t, p, v, r) => {
544.
by kibibu 9y ago
I'm concerned about Mozilla pushing software written by the Mr Robot marketing department.
545.
by kibibu 9y ago
Australia has a similar arrangement. The wording in the Consumer Law is deliberately vague - something like it must last "a reasonable time", which means a $2000 laptop should last longer than a $300 one. It's not a fixed 5 y
546.
by kibibu 9y ago
That is a large understatement. TexLive is like 4GB
547.
by kibibu 9y ago
Did you miss him taking down Gawker by proxy? He has form in this space.
548.
by kibibu 10y ago
// jQuery $el.siblings(); // Native Array.prototype.filter.call(el.parentNode.children, (child) => child !== el ); Yes, much clearer
549.
by kibibu 10y ago
> R_Init: Init DOOM refresh daemon - ... /me goes to make a coffee
550.
by kibibu 10y ago
Yeah, Safari kills all JavaScript threads - even on active tabs - after 90 seconds or so.
551.
by kibibu 10y ago
Yeee-es, but then would you say Cheney had no power?
552.
by kibibu 10y ago
Protesting is not banning
553.
by kibibu 10y ago
I assure you many millions of people have been through this process before you! It gets easier after the second, particularly if you stick with mostly procedural/OO languages. So after C# you'll pick up Java, and maybe Python or R
554.
by kibibu 10y ago
...those who can't, comment on HN
555.
by kibibu 10y ago
Maybe the toxoplasma made you do it
556.
by kibibu 10y ago
The out-of-context thought stream at https://news.ycombinator.com/newcomments ("comments" in the top bar)
557.
by kibibu 10y ago
My 2 cents is that if you have a lot of Rails knowledge it's probably not worth changing. However, Django has a much better security track record, and Python is used in a lot of other fields so learning the language has broader benef
558.
by kibibu 10y ago
(Cynical mode engaged) Here's why you shouldn't be jealous: https://www.cvedetails.com/product/22568/Rubyonrails-Ruby-On... There are still remote code execution and even SQL injection flaws being di
559.
by kibibu 10y ago
Linux got threads in 1996 when kernel 2.0 introduced the "clone" syscall, allowing multiple processes to share address space. LinuxThreads was built on top of this to implement the pthreads api.
560.
by kibibu 11y ago
> It was a joke of a web-framework. Hey, at least it wasn't ASP classic
561.
by kibibu 11y ago
Nope, you're right - I meant to dereference the pointer, rather than just access it. D'oh!
562.
by kibibu 11y ago
You got so worked up about specific examples that you missed the point somewhat. Consider this mini example: void myfunc (int * p) { int t = *p; if(p == NULL) { return;} *p = t + 1; } Accessing p before null che
563.
by kibibu 11y ago
I agree with you. "Scrum is the new waterfall" is true in this case in that both have been built as total strawmen. Scrum says nothing about unit tests, nor does it require sticking to the commitment (although it used to) > I
564.
by kibibu 11y ago
<script type="text/vbscript"> Sub link_onClick ' Do some processing! End Sub </script>
565.
by kibibu 11y ago
I got my start at "serious programming" using Visual Basic 6. There is a lot to be said for early successes.
566.
by kibibu 11y ago
You just linked to a 3.5 MB web page. That's more than the complete Shareware DOOM
567.
by kibibu 11y ago
Hey now, don't forget about .BAT files (Seriously, though, VBscript, JScript and VBA are natively supported through WSH on Windows)
568.
by kibibu 11y ago
A quick injection of Easy Off Bam! Mould Killer should fix 'em right up.
569.
by kibibu 11y ago
Or just go straight to cremation
570.
by kibibu 11y ago
I thought the canonical solution was also the cone -onical solution har har har . https://youtu.be/wm2xC-EYBrc

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