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   by nsonnad 7y ago

   I'm the reporter on this article. I can tell you that the US government did not pay me or pressure me in any way. And other journalists who worked on this piece are in fact Chinese. Skepticism is healthy but don't let it get in th
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   by nsonnad 10y ago

   It will likely strengthen the case for having react manage the DOM while d3 takes care of any fancy math you need, like computing the d attribute for a <path> in a line chart. Previously there were some SVG elements that simply couldn
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   by nsonnad 11y ago

   Not to be forgotten is d3, which in addition to selectors allows you to very easily bind data to the DOM. And with the big 4.0 refactor that is underway, you can very easily pull in the selection[1] stuff only. [1] https://github
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   by nsonnad 11y ago

   Author here. Thanks for the comments, I have fixed both points. The first one I assure you was just a typo, the second, I read too quickly and could have sworn there was another stroke there originally...
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   by nsonnad 11y ago

   Hello, I'm the author of this piece. It's a very good question, and the answer may simply be that script systems are inferior, but anecdotally I would say there are two advantages: First, it makes the etymology of the script is ve
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   by nsonnad 11y ago

   Hello, I'm the author of this article. From what I can tell it appears that both NeoKylin and Ubuntu Kylin (a collab between Chinese state actors and Canonical) have simply adopted the Kylin name purely for its familiarity as meaning &