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by notNow 11y ago
The "Great Purge" by Nadella to get rid of all of Balmer era old guards so Nadella & Co can reign supreme in Microsoft.
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Why would a front-end system be more complex than its back-end counterpart? It just doesn't make any sense.
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It's underway already. Check out Kangax's amazing work here [0] [0] ES6 COMPAT TABLE: https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/
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"As for frying, palm oil is expected to be a go-to alternative" That's like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire, pun intended!
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South Korea is taking the concept of Nanny State to a whole new level!
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Let me add to this amazing chain two important points 1) The FED is basically printing money out of thin air. 2) To close this open loop: SF Landlords and Fancy Toast Restaurants -> IRS -> THE FED
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Actually, if you paid for content or made a purchase driven by an ad, this makes you a "high value" lead for advertisers based on their estimation of your disposable income and therefore you are more likely to be targeted with mor
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There's some truth to this though. As long as the population numbers are going up, real estate would eventually catch up with them
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Actually semicolons are necessary. For example, try writing a rather simple script wrapped and stored in a Chrome bookmarklet without inserting semicolons and see your 100% working script crumbles under the weight of all those unexpected ex
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wrap elements in a node list This is not correct. You may say that it wraps or outputs elements in a node list like object but it is not the real deal. If you examine the emitted jQuery objects using instanceof or any other method, you&#x
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by notNow 11y ago
But I must say that I don't really like the list comprehensions syntax in JS.It leaves a lot to be desired.
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Or Lennay Kekua for that matter
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I'd like to add that the landlords would usually ask for more anyway and tenants would have to pay them "informally" i.e. under the table. So, what the authorities did here in effect is just pushing more people to the gray&#x
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Say, for example, that the 3.5 million truck drivers become automated out of a job then they work in finance, technology, etc., wouldn't society be better off? Is this even attainable? Is a high-tech driven economy even a mass emplo
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"If you can't beat them, join them or hire the founder if you're that desperate"
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Not one bad apple here. We're talking about a good deal of rotten apples. Check out the BBS movement in Sri Lanka and its incendiary politics under the leadership of monk Gnanasara Thero. The marketing hype and propaganda surrounding e
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by notNow 11y ago
Have you heard of the "Burmese Bin Laden"? It turned out that Buddhist clergymen were not "lovely pets" like we're told before.
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Don't you have a PDF copy of it already on your smartphone?
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It was only a suggestion, not mandatory. I just noticed that the discussion was heading into the usual "intellectually stimulating" HN route where people arguing over occupational safety & industrial regulations and away from
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We maybe should help this lady and send in donations to her to lessen the effect of disability on her health and finances. I don't think The Guardian would run a scam or misrepresent her story to make us feel sorry for her and bad abou
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At the risk of sounding a bit grumpy but I'm genuine here, I seriously don't get this tool. Is not the same thing as getSelection() with a CSS background-color cherry on the top or I'm missing something here?
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Seriously, what was Sacca thinking when he pressed the publish button on that Twitter piece? I'm half way through and it's just insane. He spilled the beans for every product that Twitter could build in the coming couple of years
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Watch it when capitalists pushing incessantly people to learn coding. They're trying very hard to cut the costs of their input "materials" and they will do everything that they could to devalue us in every way possible. So, i
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by notNow 11y ago
"this" inside the setInterval in the 2nd example points to the global object in the browser case it's the window. So, he had to cache/alias the value prior to execution to avoid the confusion.
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I'm familiar with CoffeeScript but AFAIK it's a distinct language probably a dialect of JS. I just want the indentation without all the baggage that comes along with CoffeeScript.
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Do you know that the arrow function was the main reason that I made the switch from Chrome to FF Dev as my primary web browser and I never looked back? You don't know how much you're missing here. I wish that ECMAScript* considers
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I had no idea about this guy and his scam but I'm really amazed at how gullible people can be. The whole campaign screams SCAM. If this awful troll-like casing smARtDUINO wasn't enough to give him away, I don't what would act
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by notNow 11y ago
I can't understand the rationale behind this gaudy redesign job that Bloomberg carried out. I just can't wrap my head around it. It just violates everything that I know about web design and usability for news/corporate websit
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Thanks for the explanation.
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I'm not even aware of anyone who managed to go pro in two of those Not to discredit your argument even a bit, but Michael Jordan (MJ23) had a short stunt with pro baseball away from basketball. That was so easy man :)

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