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by maga 10y ago
Wow, that's soon, thanks!
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by maga 10y ago
>In case anyone is wondering, NodeJS v6 is right around the corner with V8 5.x. Any info on when it is going to come out of that corner?
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by maga 11y ago
What are the results? I've read they were going to keep the plasma stable for half an hour, have they been able to do that?
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by maga 11y ago
Yes, and it would be interesting to compare WASM with the native Node plugins performance-wise. Especially looking at how it handles the interaction between JS and plugins/wasm. AFAIK, right now there are penalties associated with movi
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by maga 11y ago
The one readily available on search: https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-k... Otherwise the fact that engines bailout on optimizing ES6 features was kind of common knowledge when engine
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by maga 11y ago
Guys, does V8 still deoptimize on ES6 features? For example, would using say const/lets in a function prevent V8 from optimizing it as a whole? That was the case some time ago when these features were still under a flag.
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by maga 12y ago
`delete` is harmful, consider setting property to `undefined` or `null` instead.
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by maga 12y ago
It opens a way to the Web Platform for the developers programming in compiled languages. For example, those developing casual games in Unity or Unreal Engine, can simply compile their games for the Web with as little effort and penalty in p
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by maga 12y ago
Since there are features in Io that are neither in the current version nor planned for the future versions of Node, I guess Io.js should be explicitly specified as an engine in the package.json file of Io-specific modules. Tracking those mo
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by maga 12y ago
Well, I guess they no longer teach history in middle school.
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by maga 12y ago
Folks, what is this doing here?
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by maga 12y ago
I'm in Europe. I've been using only (cold) tap water in my house for more than a year. It began with a broken heater in the midst of last year's summer when I decided to postpone buying new one to see how long I can last with
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by maga 12y ago
Speaking about the elections, do you guys honestly believe that he has got 99,759%(!) vote with turnout of 99,61% (!!) in the region where he caused a death or two in practically every family?
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by maga 12y ago
This one isn't a sanction, of course, it's just another lapse in the censoring machine. The situation itself reminds of those sanctions, because just like how this thing mostly affects and hurts Russians themselves, those Russia&#
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by maga 12y ago
Welcome to the club. I did the same 20 years ago precisely to the day.
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by maga 12y ago
I expected something like this, but I thought it would be GitHub blocking Russia, like Google was/is blocking Iran, not the other way around. The situation reminds me of Russia's sanctions against Europe.
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by maga 12y ago
Is anyone working on pure CSS theme/framework with Material UI?
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by maga 12y ago
Speaking of dropping IE8, folks, is there a CSS framework for modern browsers that preferably support only IE10+?
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by maga 12y ago
My thought exactly, but then again there are Java programmers still out there.
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by maga 12y ago
I wouldn't group them like that, English/German/Dutch are Germanic languages, while French/Italian/Latin are Romance. Japanese also a bit removed from Mandarin/Cantonese. But, yes, I would argue that knowing un
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by maga 12y ago
The problem with o/a is that in some dialects they indeed pronounce 'o' instead of 'a'. Pronouncing 'a', or 'akanye', as it's done in Moscow, became the right way and was imposed through the
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by maga 12y ago
I speak Russian and Spanish, and was about to write the same thing. Russian is indeed not strictly phonetic, thought it has a phonemic orthography to a degree. Aside from 'v'/'g' sound, there are bigger problems wit
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by maga 12y ago
Aside from English, they're all closely related languages (Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati). I wouldn't really expect knowing related languages to give the same payoff as say knowing languages from different groups or families of languag
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by maga 12y ago
I wouldn't mind doing an ordinary programming in it as well. It would be much easier than messing with multiple real displays.
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by maga 12y ago
Hm... am I correct that the brick-action component is actually their way of setting up a listener, like Backbone's obj.listenTo(anotherObj, 'event', callback)? Well, in that case it's one hell of an overhead, imagine c
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by maga 12y ago
Ok, let's assume for a moment that we want to stick to the idea that programs ought to be readable/comprehensible by the user, thus "trivial" in a sense. But who decides on "nontriviality"? How did they come up
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by maga 12y ago
Blocking "nontrivial JavaScript"?! You have got to be kidding me. Let's block Linux kernel for "nontrivial C" while we at it. It sure as hell looks far more nontrivial than an average js script.
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by maga 12y ago
As a nomad who wouldn't mind settling down, I'm actually more interested in a place where I can register my company with prospects of becoming full-fledged citizen in the future, preferably in somewhat colder regions of the planet
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by maga 12y ago
It's a hypothetical question. Don't be hasty.
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by maga 12y ago
I was more interested in your personal feelings about it, since the license doesn't forbid this scenario. I'm glad you have positive attitude toward it. Great work, Tim, thank you for it! Although I'm personally long lost for

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