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miralabs
12y ago
have you tried paypal?
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miralabs
12y ago
spa apps are more complex that the example. Sure it looks it could work but the amount of logic within an SPA is not just a simple click here , fetch json , replace html fragment. The title is a bit misleading. I don't think it's
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If You Die in This Game, You Can Never Play Again. Ever
(kotaku.com)
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miralabs
12y ago
the difference is that json gets long term adoption/acceptance compared to xml.
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miralabs
12y ago
Isaac Schleuter and Mikeal Rogers was recently in Javascript Jabber talking about io.js and mostly answers questions below. http://devchat.tv/js-jabber/147-jsj-io-js-with-isaac-schleut...
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miralabs
12y ago
It that also means Swiss companies have an incentive to borrow money and invest it, though. this is what the effect SNB is going for -- that the CHF will naturally devaluate instead of them piling up risk by holding bazillion of EUR.
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miralabs
12y ago
"What does this mean for bots? Now bots can use an OCR tool to solve the information or require somebody to solve the image initially, post which, the bot can retain the cookies and continue scraping!" They did not tried if this w
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Positive Thinking Doesn't Work; Here's What Does
(nymag.com)
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12y ago
not all gets loaded, only the classes you use.
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12y ago
I don't get the advantage of this. What is the diff with $("<core-icon>")... call?
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miralabs
12y ago
webpack has a way to make this efficient. It can package resources as chunks, then files are written as hash.extension. So only those that changed gets to be downloaded again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBlUng3IU4E#t=13
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China launches new World Bank rival
(rt.com)
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miralabs
12y ago
already unmarked
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The site ahead contains malware
(google.com)
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Kylin – Extreme OLAP Engine for Big Data
(kylin.io)
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Valuation of Foods Is Driven by Implicit Knowledge of Caloric Content
(pss.sagepub.com)
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At Amazon, It's All About Cash Flow
(blogs.hbr.org)
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A toolkit for JVM web applications
(github.com)
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miralabs
12y ago
weird 404ed
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What the heck is the event loop anyway
(youtube.com)
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Buttons
(github.com)
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miralabs
12y ago
it is still Bing.
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OSv, a new operating system for the cloud
(github.com)
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miralabs
12y ago
after 8 years..my whole team was made redundant. I'm thinking if I should look for a job or start my own.
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How quitting my corporate job for my startup dream f*cked my life up
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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miralabs
12y ago
After seeing Android Wear from LG and Moto, I would get one..but I don't think this gen. I will see next year's lineup.
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12y ago
I bet that not supporting those are intended. I don't get why there is always this need to support old tech. Can't we not just move forward?
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miralabs
12y ago
I really want to know how designers came out with mixing and matching colors.
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12y ago
a new json api to be released 2016. Hopefully by that time json is still relevant. I know most likely it will but at the pace of change that tech has, im not betting. is there any contender to json at the moment?
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12y ago
Im thinking what will happen is there will be a version of java (along with the frameworks and technologies ) that will become Cobol and new version of Java will move on and improve. I dont think it will be the next Cobol. When cobol was ar
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