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7y ago
Not true at all; With Node.js I don't have to wait for a browser to update, and V8 is often up-to-date with the latest stuff. And as a full-time JS dev, I have not gotten the feeling that the transpiler authors get to determine what&#x
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No, it looks like this is about the re-release that just came out over the weekend of the original games.
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7y ago
> If enough goes wrong, you will get called back to work. True, but if you're good at your job, then this should be a very rare occurrence! It's still well worth the trade-off.
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7y ago
Reddit went down this morning too
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7y ago
People have been putting event listeners on div long before any framework was around. Tons of libraries and documentation show how to attach a click handler to a div (ex: https://api.jquery.com/click/ ). I can think of
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I use this approach with Mongoose in Node.JS. If you want to update a user document, we always query the entire document, set the field, and call .save(). This triggers all kinds of very useful validation hooks and is easy to think about. B
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8y ago
We've been on Mailgun for 5 years and they've been very reliable. We almost switched to Mandrill, thinking it was better for 'transactional' type emails but now I'm glad we did not! Their customer service is always
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8y ago
For people that are already into the IoT space, I think it's a no-brainer. I have smart bulbs (Lifx). They look great but have little to no support for physical switches, and the app works OK until you want to have two phones controlli
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9y ago
This seems like the easiest solution, and we've been pretty successful. We have sub-folders based on your environment and only machines have roles that can read production. We also realized you don't even have to encrypt and decry
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How do you think the 2nd amendment is under assault? If you look at the list of things our youth were marching for[1], it doesn't say anything about taking guns away. Just like you can't yell "fire" in a movie theater, y
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But you're going to have to install them either way. We only update dependencies when they are needed, so in practice this is rarely an issue. We have also gotten in the practice of making separate branches for updates to keep Pull Req
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9y ago
you mean now you CAN monitor the queue... it's been very helpful for us to just throw alerts on queue size in AWS Simple Queue Service.. but we have some apps keeping state in Mongo and you have to write a custom script each time to qu
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10y ago
You say it's concerning, but why? Have you asked what your team thinks? If they are responsible for the code they're maintaining, then they ought to be able to determine their own process for review. From my experience, I have see
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10y ago
I don't use Facebook at all, though I have an account. Messenger is perfect for me because I only care about the [very rare] chances that someone sends me a message on Facebook. These have always been friends or family that I haven
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11y ago
My latest find: if you right-click a variable that was output in the developer console, you can choose "Create Global Variable" to access it. It's super-useful combined with lodash to inspect large arrays of elements, for exa
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11y ago
Oh hell yes. Especially in Brooklyn... I'm from Texas and also noticed the difference, but you get used to it/pay a lot in ATM fees.
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11y ago
Been a while, but from what I remember, upgrading Drupal itself usually worked okay, but you couldn't because most sites relied on 3-4 contributed modules, and it would take another half year-year for them to also upgrade, if ever.
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11y ago
All you have to do is bring your bag to the gate and they always check it for free. It wastes more time for everyone but they still get to charge the poor honest people at the ticket counter
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11y ago
If you know the height of your centered box, it's not that hard . Create a wrapper div whose top is set 50% down the page but has a negative offset which is 50% the height of the box: .vertically-centered { position: absolut
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11y ago
I wish Unixstickers offered framing, otherwise I would have gotten my print here! The terminal catalog is cool: https://www.unixstickers.com/terminal
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11y ago
I recently watched Lego's "Brickumentary" ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3214286/ )... according to the movie, Lego's major invention was putting cylinders inside the bricks, which allow them to b
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11y ago
I rent cars often, I really dislike the ones w/a giant touch-screen on the front and nothing else. To me it's a gimmick and totally unsafe, since I have to look at the screen to do anything on it, sometimes repeatedly if it didn&#
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Maybe it's not a win or lose situation. I wish Uber would just play by the rules and make their drivers real employees. They have so much money that sure, they won't make as MUCH profit, but it will probably still be a service wor
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11y ago
It's more important that a government can't spy on its own people. Without equal transparency between people and state, there's no way that the people can change the government. Mass surveillance invokes fear in the people to
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12y ago
We always use onetimesecret.com even over Slack
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Actually he claims they used to be ghost cities: "Below are five new cities in China that have advanced through the ghost city phase and have come to life."
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12y ago
Not sure this was intended, but I'm on a bus wifi, and the background sky image is loading one row at a time, feels more reminiscent of that time than the animated images.
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12y ago
one thing also to consider, though is that Dell and Thinkpad have tiers of products (consumer, business), whereas Apple only has one. For example, the superfish thing doesn't even affect the Thinkpad line of Lenovo. If you only compare
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12y ago
legal costs?
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12y ago
"Statistics class for the internet age is here".. points out that people don't have time to waste to learn "classic statistics" :)
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