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by monkpit 7y ago
This is typically built into a language as “x.unshift(y)”
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by monkpit 7y ago
What exactly does “low-key” mean in this context?
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by monkpit 7y ago
Signup wall?
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by monkpit 7y ago
> Then why not go directly to reddit.com for your search. You’ve clearly never tried to use the reddit search. It is almost guaranteed NOT to give you meaningful results. The benefit of using a search engine is knowing that it will give
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by monkpit 7y ago
I feel like this will get a lot of flak from HN users, but I think this will overall be a benefit to the user experience on all browsers, not just chrome.
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by monkpit 7y ago
> ... showed a HUGE dropoff in users viewing an article and then going to view other articles on the site ... Just speaking from personal experience, lots of AMP pages are totally broken for me aside from the actual content. I have encou
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by monkpit 7y ago
I agree with the sentiment of your post, but I would like to point out that it took 2 seconds for it to throw an error that the file had more than 50k statements. It did not build at all. It’s not really even a valid test.
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by monkpit 7y ago
> I check it all with typescript, and it's perfectly typesafe /me waits for arguments to ensue
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by monkpit 7y ago
If I try to scroll down on iPhone, it shows that a 500 error was hidden behind the nav/header.
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by monkpit 7y ago
Same here - Unreadable on safari on iPhone.
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by monkpit 7y ago
http://priyom.org/
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by monkpit 7y ago
In world of Warcraft, if you are an alliance race and a member of the horde is speaking to you in area chat, the text is mangled to simulate the fact that the different factions do not understand each other’s languages. “Kek” is how “lol” s
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by monkpit 8y ago
The link doesn’t specifically address the question “why not use vanilla JS?”
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by monkpit 8y ago
> What if you have an issue in prod and need to fix something quick? Just fix it quick somewhere that’s not prod. Snowflaking has not been a good practice for a long time now, so arguing that a certain tool makes it easier is a bit of a
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by monkpit 8y ago
> the overhead of TS Do you have any concrete examples? I would argue that a complex project that is already in TS benefits more from remaining in TS, so I’m curious what your reasoning was.
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by monkpit 8y ago
> I think this may have started with Slack, but I’m seeing other digital products [...] send users a temporary password to their email in order to login Pretty sure that’s about as old as time itself, I don’t think it was invented by Sla
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by monkpit 8y ago
Can’t view the page on iPhone 6 and safari. Doesn’t let you zoom out to see the whole page at once.
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by monkpit 8y ago
I guess the lactic acid doesn’t get “forced” out during the dancing? Seems like it would.
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by monkpit 8y ago
Do you have any sources to back up your claims about supermarket ads?
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by monkpit 8y ago
Why not styled components? It’s what immediately jumped to my mind while reading your comment, until you said otherwise :)
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by monkpit 8y ago
A note on your trailer video - “cancel handy contract” might not make sense to American English speakers, since “handy” is not a term we use to refer to a cell phone.
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by monkpit 8y ago
Interesting. The discussion on the other thread clears up quite a lot. Thanks
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by monkpit 8y ago
Chrome or chromium? Edit: the linked article references both products within the first paragraph, but the ArsTechnica article it cites explicitly mentions chrome only. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/01/g
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by monkpit 8y ago
Sounds kind of like what Control Panel used to be.
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by monkpit 8y ago
Hopefully you already know what TLA+ even is, because the article won’t tell you.
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by monkpit 8y ago
“Back away from the thesaurus!”
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by monkpit 8y ago
I feel like this would make a really interesting sim video game. Start with a certain amount of capital, research and build, and try to save the world from carbon :)
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by monkpit 8y ago
Hipchat is already toast, it was being replaced with Stride, and Stride got the axe. Atlassian has now partnered with Slack for chat.
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by monkpit 8y ago
> Permanent free tier levels Well, permanent until they kill the entire service 5 years from now.
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by monkpit 8y ago
What if there were less zeroes? At what point can the company just decline to pay anything out at all because it’s up to their discretion whether a line was good or caused by a bug? Obviously in that case they would go out of business becau

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