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by krisdol 11y ago
HN hates everything that isn't Go these days. Try having a civil discussion about node.js and the top comment will be from someone who tried it once for their first project and 3 years later it was an unmaintainable nightmare.
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I use spectacle as well, but it's drastically different from xmonad. One is a tiling helper, the other is an auto-tiling window-manager replacement.
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It doesn't take facebook. I'm in a small adtech company. Tens of billions of requests a month is not unexpected.
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"Robert Harte, along with hundreds of other people, became a suspect when Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt. Jim Wingo saw Harte, his son and his daughter emerge in August 2011 from a hydroponic gardening store and wrote down the Harte
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Nightshift is nice, but I don't understand why CarPlay, Edu, Health are not just app updates. I don't see how they warrant a whole OS update when really it's just a few extra features added to existing apps (none of which I u
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by krisdol 11y ago
I rarely participate in commenting/sharing/liking like I used to years ago, and I don't click any links on it anymore, but I do still check it several times a week.
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To be fair it was never called a degree in programming.
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Have you ever programmed in JavaScript? I don't use any of those frameworks or transpilers and it's nice. ive written plenty of ruby, Python, Java, and C. What are you talking about with syntax checking anyway?
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I'm surprised there's enough of a market for this to make the engineering investment worthwhile, to be honest. I can't remember the last time in the last 10 years that I was in a situation where I wanted to watch a video and
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Yes but so has congress and a good number of its members are fronts various industries' special-interests. (to be clear, I don't think the EFF catering to T-Mobile's competitors, just that it's a healthy skepticism to ha
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by krisdol 11y ago
Yes but so has congress and a good number of its members are fronts various industries' special-interests.
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The article's message is that non-defensive writing traditionally presumed the author's openness to (in your case) changing their mind, and that today we have all become defensive writers because there is now an expectation that s
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by krisdol 11y ago
Not parent, but W10 convinced to me commit to using only Linux at home. Used to be Linux-exclusive for years in college, so I figure why not. My work and portables are all OS X, which is still far more privacy conscious than W10.
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Not until you try to run it at least
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Thanks (for being so active here)! I definitely want to check out working with mdBook.
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Rust by Example[0] (and possibly the Rust Book[1]) uses gitbook, for those curious as to how a language reference may look like with GitBook. [0]: http://rustbyexample.com [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book&#x2F
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I don't think so. If there were, studio-level gear wouldn't be using it (yes, they also use 1/4in jacks, but they are effectively equivalent in quality). It's highly unlikely that apple will produce something that produc
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What do you mean it's a compile to js language? I use ES6 with no transpilers.
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I really don't think that cato is in the ballpark of being an objective source on welfare, though I don't have a reason to disagree with the number you mentioned. I'm having trouble calculating a max SNAP/food stamps ben
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Dependence is the new independence!
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They're defining retirement as "you don't have a job and aren't looking for one", which is an egregious stretch of a definition. They're not financially independent or retired, they've given up looking for
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How do you QC a defect that takes a year to verify? I had burn-in on my old galaxy s4. Don't know or care if it's the "new" technology. The primary burn-in was noticeable due to Android's fixed top notification bar,
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You can certainly finish gathering food for the day/week/month/season. Knowing that you're gathing at X bushels per time period and you need Y bushels to finish out the season, it's pretty easy to figure out when wo
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I also come from a previously communist country and I disagree. The world isn't so black and white. Progressive taxation is not equivalent to a centrally planned economic system. I've had state owned utilities and privately owned
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"The Node.js Foundation would be wise to migrate to Chakra" Actually it would be extremely unwise, and here's why: "In order to use Microsoft's fork, you need a Windows 10 machine with the November update" When
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Node.js is moving pretty fast at this point, after the io.js merger. I can understand using Babel to provide a unified, modern language API for browser applications, as there are so few guarantees you can make about a client's browser,
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Why do you expect developers to pay for software, OSes, and licenses they don't use in order to develop open source software for free? Help them out by contributing, or blame Microsoft who has the resources to make their own OS more co
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So, many more students are attending college, median salaries for college educated folks haven't budged, tuition is more heavily subsidized, and yet college is many times more expensive. Hate to challenge hn libertarians but something
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Looks like it. It was 404-ing earlier, but it was definitely an issue on their end (since it was a site-specific 404 page).
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Yeah... the 5X looks really tempting

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