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by phpnode 6y ago
What's motivating your hostility in this thread?
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by phpnode 6y ago
Larger and with more features, but ultimately lacking the simplicity and elegance of the much older version?
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TypeScript adds support for Template String types(github.com)
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by phpnode 6y ago
> There's no portion of the code that does warmups. This isn't true - Benchmark.js will repeatedly rerun benchmarks until it gathers statistically meaningful results. > There's no portion of code that "blackholes&q
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by phpnode 6y ago
The US is actually at number 17 in the list of milk consumption per capita: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_milk_co...
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by phpnode 6y ago
I really feel like default exports were a mistake, everything is simpler without them, they don't even work with things like `export * from './foo'`
487.
by phpnode 6y ago
I'm not sure what you're asking, the tools are there for you to replicate their experiment.
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by phpnode 6y ago
They provide the matlab code and source inputs for their experiments, you could attempt to verify their results if you don't believe the video.
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by phpnode 6y ago
> is there a word for a computer generated person? Maybe "infomorph"?
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by phpnode 6y ago
Poverty and deprivation are not post-industrial inventions
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by phpnode 6y ago
The benchmarks in that library are misleading - by wrapping the resolve in the promise example in a process.nextTick you're actually making the engine enqueue 2 microtasks, as promises are always guaranteed to be async. If you remove
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by phpnode 6y ago
Go's error handling really reminds me of errbacks in node (callback function with a possible error as first argument), with many of the same pitfalls. I wonder why so many people defend Go's choices here in comparison?
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by phpnode 7y ago
You just don't need to spend that much, it would be grossly overpaying.
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by phpnode 7y ago
This is pure fantasy, who would spend $250m to acquire a stolen painting that they cannot resell? If it really is rich people buying them the purchase price is going to be a fraction of a percent of the amount you're talking about.
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by phpnode 7y ago
the concept of promises as used in JavaScript comes from E
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by phpnode 7y ago
* Tory Bruno[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tory_Bruno
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by phpnode 7y ago
airlines are already dumping staff, and that's the tip of the iceberg.
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by phpnode 7y ago
I said he was awarded the OBE because of his work in this area, not that an OBE is solely a reason to trust his opinion. He is far more qualified than the growth hacker / marketing guy who has zero expertise in this area as far as I ca
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by phpnode 7y ago
I don't personally think politics are playing a major role in these decisions. UK elections are 5 years away, that's a lot of time for them to change the narrative if things don't end well.
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by phpnode 7y ago
They'll restock tomorrow and a large proportion of people who saw the empty shelves today will buy more than they would normally to make sure that they don't go without, leading to empty shelves, goto 10. Supply chains are intact
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by phpnode 7y ago
I'm going to go with the guy who was awarded an OBE for his work in infectious disease control: https://www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/news/2016/leading_infecti...
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by phpnode 7y ago
Depends where you are, here in the UK even wholesalers which supply smaller grocery stores are rationing things like toilet paper, pasta, flour etc.
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by phpnode 7y ago
It's not irrational any more, enough people were/are acting irrationally to cause real shortages, so much so that at this point the rational thing to do is to make sure you're prepared and stocked up with basic essentials.
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by phpnode 7y ago
If you're in the market for a Bootstrap Treeview you're likely already using Bootstrap and therefore jQuery. Your comment reflects exactly the kind of attitude that puts people off doing open source work. No one is forcing you to
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by phpnode 7y ago
First ever comment including a link is probably a fairly reliable indicator of spam.
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by phpnode 7y ago
Terry was permanently shadow-banned, the subject came up quite often. He suffered from schizophrenia and would make racist and paranoid comments about 80% of the time, but his remaining posts were often pretty technical / insightful. A
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by phpnode 7y ago
I see it far less frequently now (thanks @dang!), but a few years ago it wasn't uncommon to see shadow banned HN users continuing to post for years , talking into the void. Sometimes I'd look into their post history and so many o
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by phpnode 7y ago
The explosion was not triggered by the self destruct system as has been pointed out to you repeatedly, and even if it were the system has been designed to work correctly in that scenario too (this is covered in the press conference).
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by phpnode 7y ago
Should anyone build a product around Google APIs in 2020, given their record here?
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by phpnode 7y ago
They show ads to visitors from outside the uk

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