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by maaaats 8y ago
As I understand it, he was such a big player that he didn't need a broker / basically was a broker himself.
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by maaaats 8y ago
The fund that got depleted has to be topped off again, with money from the other participants in the market. Fortum, for instance, will have to pay ~23M euro, and is largely owned by the Finnish state. Same goes for lots of the other player
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by maaaats 8y ago
Yeah, and then the single big player in US can pick off each European country with time. The small players in each country will have a hard time when the force of a USA-wide company tries. Happens in other businesses as well. McDonalds, Sta
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by maaaats 8y ago
> why would you try to do a mathematical operation between a customer's name and it's account balance that's a straw man to js typing, and never a problem in practice. What's more often happening, is that you change
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by maaaats 8y ago
Don't underestimate the value a company puts on pleasing it workers. From what I've seen, it's often them who push for open source (for various reasons).
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by maaaats 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, cool to read.
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by maaaats 8y ago
My guess would be the "sir" is what triggers. It reads very weird, has a bad link to the stereotypes who would use the word today, and the assuming of gender.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Born in 91, I was the perfect age to be obsessed with Harry Potter. When I was around ten, an older kid in the neighborhood helped me make a Harry Potter themed website using FrontPage (the Express version I think it was named). Small, rand
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by maaaats 8y ago
Unless you know exctly brand/make/model you wan't to buy on Amazon, the search is useless. Hundreds of similar results from dozens of vendors of varying quality. I liked it better when they sold things themselves, now they&#x
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by maaaats 8y ago
Yeah, often you don't need it. But in this case, what if that state was to be used different places in your app? (Excluding direct descendants where you could easily pass it as props)
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by maaaats 8y ago
I'm not a big fan of Redux, it's often fairly complex for simple things, but I don't think the author has any compelling arguments in his article. And I have to say, I'm not so fan of this peppy-feel-good-emoji way of wr
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by maaaats 8y ago
> “[…] thank you for contacting Google Inc. Please note that due to the large number of enquiries, e-mails received at this e-mail address support-de@google.com cannot be read and acknowledged” Google's support in a nutshell.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Publicly show the data on the CTO's, CFO's, board members' etc use of Venmo. That should prompt some haste.
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by maaaats 8y ago
> but still tends to be slow in the real world Is it, though?
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by maaaats 8y ago
So it's the compiler that's native, not the output. Or?
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by maaaats 8y ago
That's fair. Thanks for explaining.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Not sure I agree with the dupe-flag. The other post was about the Saudi deal and then got changed. So the discussion there is fragmented.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Yeah, I think the price now will end up reflecting what people think is the odds of this happening. If you are 100% sure this will happen, you would be willing to buy shares for $419. If you are 90% sure you may stop at $400 etc.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Also from Europe. Weird that lenses need a prescription in the US.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Breaking the back button and bogus sw patent, not sure you will be too popular here.
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by maaaats 8y ago
As a kid that tinkered with programming/computers before I learned English, this has stuck as something I always misspell.
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by maaaats 8y ago
However, it would be nice if I could include the parts I wanna use. Similar to lodash/underscore. Now it's either full jQuery or nothing.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Hah, didn't know others could edit. It's been completely vandalized now haha. But cool, will share this with others, not just publicly!
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by maaaats 8y ago
Wow, that was satisfying! I liked the triangles split into further regions. Ala http://www.mandalagaba.com/#ucKlDy
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by maaaats 8y ago
How is this privacy? I would expect to be able to copy out my encrypted data (still encrypted). Not being able to do so is not a privacy feature.
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by maaaats 8y ago
I like it, maybe for some other reason though. But as a presenter, I'm very nervous the first minute. If I know it by heart, I can recite it while finding my flow and calming down.
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by maaaats 8y ago
This. When rehearsing in your head, it's easy to gloss over parts that really need some working. When treating it as a proper presentation, those spots are painfully obvious. Better to find them alone, even if watching yourself is a bi
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by maaaats 8y ago
I don't think the trackpad is uniquely good on MacBooks. What I miss after switching however is BetterTouchTool. That supercharged what was a trackpad basically only used for scroll and single/right clicks to something awesome.
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by maaaats 8y ago
It's part of the ESLint organization, which is what I'm referring to being compromised, not the exact package. What you're saying is anyhow wrong as far as I can see. ESLint-scope is included by ESLint. Current version uses ^
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by maaaats 8y ago
They say the package didn't come from their pipeline, so it's most likely published with stolen credentials. So it's not far-fetched to think those credentials were stolen the same way. More packages may be affected.

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