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by maaaats 12y ago
Yeah, most tech companies do this, and it's awesome! We get free GitHub plan (but try to run most stuff open source), free Jira by Atlassian and free IntelliJ by Jetbrains. Really helps us recruiting volunteers and makes it a fun and &
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by maaaats 12y ago
Maybe in your country. In Norway it's normal. The (few) times I've been interviewed I've gotten the full story by mail before publishing or a phone call. I work for a student newspaper now, and last week we even implemented a
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by maaaats 12y ago
My student newspaper has written about the Moser couple and their research several times [1][2]. It's in Norwegian, though, so not sure how much of use it is to share (edit: apparently we have an English version of the second article,
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by maaaats 12y ago
Well, yeah, deployed a minified angular app yesterday, and ng-annotate handled almost everything except a controller that's initialized a custom way. So it broke. :(
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by maaaats 12y ago
Point 3 about "Dependency injection" is often not needed. Just use ng-annotate before minify/uglify, and it will convert the code to the array syntax for you. It handles most of the cases, leaving your code without the ugly a
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by maaaats 12y ago
I understand the grouping of the JS files by feature. But I have a hard time including the partials/HTMLs with that. Because when building (concat, minify etc) the project, they will then need to be copied around and all template-refer
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by maaaats 12y ago
We need OpenGL as an alternative. What would Direct3D have been today without competition? But at the same time, GL is such a PITA to use directly that I don't bother without some middleware abstracting it away.
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by maaaats 12y ago
He hasn't injected anything. It's just his public DNS record that this page has chosen to display without sanitizing.
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by maaaats 12y ago
Any source on the "Monsanto lobbying against seed-banks"? Your down votes may be because of that, because your sentence looks a bit like the typical uneducated anti-gmo/monsanto hate.
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by maaaats 12y ago
Why wouldn't they care just because it's not commercial?
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by maaaats 12y ago
Why should Mozilla act? This only affects nightlies and beta, as the article stated. If you use one of those, you should expect things to occasionally not work.
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by maaaats 12y ago
Last time I tried this, even my tiled floor and the blinds on the windows suddenly had colors. I think it will be triggered by almost every kind of striped pattern.
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by maaaats 12y ago
YUI, differently from the other big js frameworks, has been around for a long time and should therefore be "stable enough" and there's a lot of code examples and documentation around the web.
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by maaaats 12y ago
The clogging of the bus lanes because of electric cars is mostly wrong. It's been a lot in the news, but no one has proven it. They all just point to the correlation of more electric cars in the lanes. Not the correlation with more tra
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by maaaats 12y ago
Kinda ironic having the picture of the current finance minister, Siv Jensen, there, as she is so opposed to us saving this money. She is mainly elected on promises on lower immigration, cheaper alcohol, cheaper fuel and lower taxes. Plann
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by maaaats 12y ago
> (...) he violated the constitutional rights of the juveniles – including the right to legal counsel and the right to intelligently enter a plea How come a judge can do stuff like this, without anyone else noticing/care? One woul
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by maaaats 12y ago
Maybe some devices don't charge at max rate when they sense something "wrong" with the cable. Or the other way around, a computer may not deliver power if it doesn't sense anything actually connected to the power. Just s
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by maaaats 12y ago
I didn't compare the code, but maybe it's autogenerated from a more C-like language, making a bit awkward syntax for a language like Python?
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by maaaats 12y ago
That has little to do with the language, though.
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by maaaats 12y ago
I'm around 1000 on chess.com blitz (5min games), and found a lot of useful stuff here. Especially the positioning is what I feel like I'm losing on at the moment. I don't do big blunders anymore, but somehow I'm often in
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by maaaats 12y ago
Well, it's easy to know how good you are in chess. What's your rating? If you mostly play friends&family, and they don't play much chess, just having played more will be enough to win.
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by maaaats 12y ago
When talking with a remote clients/offices, we've found http://appear.in/ to be great. No hassle with adding each other on Skype/Google, just send a link. Even supports screen sharing when demoing. Not saying
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by maaaats 12y ago
Well, it doesn't have to be slower. The generated bytecode can be the same. And there could still be syntactic sugar left to allow for easy concating.
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by maaaats 12y ago
After recently having to work with modern PHP, I have to say a lot of the criticism of the language is unfounded. It's changed a lot since I first used it. But the stdlib is still hard to manage. Different naming conventions, different
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by maaaats 12y ago
It's great for private use, though. Life-hacking by enabling you to instantly book flight-seats when available, for instance.
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by maaaats 12y ago
The linked Twitter conversation[1] explains it quite well: > It’s only used to mark notifications as read when you open the email And the reaction from Hubert there is a bit excessive. [1]: https://twitter.com/hfiguiere
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by maaaats 12y ago
In Norway we refrigerate them. And often eat them months after expiration date.
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by maaaats 12y ago
Why are you assuming there is no deal in place here?
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by maaaats 12y ago
If you didn't feel you got anything useful in the new version, why pay for it?
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by maaaats 12y ago
I have opposite experiences. Compared with other big IDEs IntelliJ gives much more help/features compared to resources used, for me.

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