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by nawitus 12y ago
In addition, is this search engine proprietary?
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by nawitus 12y ago
At least in Finland, probably in Sweden too speed limits change often (every 6 months) due to winter. In my experience the GPS databases are extremely often not in sync, and you can't predict which speed limits change and when. In addi
843.
by nawitus 13y ago
>If you lost the manager (who is calculating deadlines, coordinating with other departments, pitching for funding, as well as managing the individual developers) the project could run into problems quickly. Really? In my experience manag
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by nawitus 13y ago
You can break older parses if you just wait long enough..
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by nawitus 13y ago
32% in Finland, even though most kids are taught to swim at school. 28% of school children can't swim. Note that the definition my source uses is that you need to be able to swim 200 meters to "be able to swim".
846.
by nawitus 13y ago
Wouldn't that be "set of people who are trying to keep their job search below the radar"?
847.
by nawitus 13y ago
Even better would be collaborative real-time editing.
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by nawitus 13y ago
It won't be long when Adobe CS can be used on a browser, and desktop applications will mostly be unnecessary.
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by nawitus 13y ago
I thought/interpreted that the code would stop executing on the line "var b = a", and continue outside the function scope. In fact, your a and b might never be resolved.
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by nawitus 13y ago
I think that was deliberate.
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by nawitus 13y ago
Does this handle very large files on Node.js? npm for one fails with large files, by "large" I mean something like a few hundred megabytes. It's very problematic especially on Windows.
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by nawitus 13y ago
For starters, there should be unlimited sick days. In fact, that's the norm in most Western countries, but not in the United States.
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by nawitus 13y ago
This is actually a Gulp plugin for nlf. https://www.npmjs.org/package/nlf
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by nawitus 13y ago
Okay, I wasn't precise enough. There will be small cannabis manufacturers just like microbreweries, but they're portion of the total market will be negliglible.
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by nawitus 13y ago
>Many cannabis dispensaries and growers have been successful small business for a long time now in states where it's legal. In fact dispensaries in California lobbied against full legalization in an effort to protect the existing ec
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by nawitus 13y ago
You can install and configure a suitable operating system in like 4 hours, that's not a lot of time.
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by nawitus 13y ago
It's probably demonstrating live window resizing for that particular application.
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by nawitus 13y ago
You can cache the data. I mean just think about how Git works. You can sync the information at random intervals between peers, and you don't need a direct connection all the time. A well-designed P2P decentralized network solves all th
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by nawitus 13y ago
Blaming tools doesn't mean that we can't also improve other areas, like problems with the process of programming (e.g. the things you mentioned). The thing is, it's easy to improve the tools, but difficult to improve organiza
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by nawitus 13y ago
I think the '!' is easy to spot when using a good monospaced font.
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by nawitus 13y ago
Are you making the claim that language design has no effect on the number of bugs? That JSLint (for example) doesn't really reduce the number of bugs? If you're not saying that, then presumably JSLint / language design does
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by nawitus 13y ago
I don't find that comparison really fair. Kurzweil makes "wild predictions", but they're not inherently breaking any known scientific laws.
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by nawitus 13y ago
Does NASA manufacture CPUs? I was under the impression they just buy radiation-hardened CPUs from large corporations.
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by nawitus 13y ago
The term "millionare" needs updating. I think what people actually mean by "millionare" is something like "net worth of at least over 10 million dollars".
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by nawitus 13y ago
I think I mentioned GMT for it's familiarity. I think "nearly UTC" is fitting, as it's close to UTC even though it's not precisely defined.
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by nawitus 13y ago
Wikipedia states that GMT doesn't have a precise definition: "The term Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) does not have a precise definition at the sub-second level, but it is often considered equivalent to UTC or UT1. Saying "GMT&quo
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by nawitus 13y ago
Apparently that's 4:58pm in EDT, or 16:58 in EDT, or 20:58 in GMT (nearly UTC).
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by nawitus 13y ago
There's no reason for an audiophile to test if the part is genuine. They would need to buy a "genuine" part to compare against, but that presumes knowledge about the original part being fake.
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by nawitus 13y ago
Well, DOM and the canvas elements empirically are somewhat slow, but there's no inherent reason that makes them slow. Besides, if we're talking about something like a game, you can draw the final output to the canvas at a single s
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by nawitus 13y ago
JavaScript compiles to native code.

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