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by raquo 9y ago
Too many adults are no better
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by raquo 9y ago
Having a good understanding of things you claim to know (even if that is not a huge set), and ability to effectively convey that understanding to someone else. Personal or commercial projects that demonstrate relevant skills. Bonus points i
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by raquo 9y ago
I'm not who you're replying to, but for me the charts didn't make sense either. For one example, I don't think it's a given that the green line (velocity vs % type-checked) should have a negative slope. Maybe in som
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by raquo 9y ago
No, I mean ES6 class inheritance: class MyButton extends MyBaseComponent { // Render a button } Class MyBaseComponent extends React.Component { // Include error handling lifecycle hook here }
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by raquo 9y ago
Everyone with a legacy codebase will probably update their components to extend a common class that handles errors in some very generic way without propagating them up the tree. I'm not sure how I feel about this change, but at least t
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by raquo 9y ago
Does anyone know how they identify Russian citizens?
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by raquo 9y ago
The last paragraph also happens to perfectly describe how Russia works. All exactly the same.
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by raquo 9y ago
Sounds like such a freeze should be the default state.
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by raquo 9y ago
If it wasn't accessed, they would have been very clear about that. They're just mentioning "core consumer or commercial credit reporting databases", whatever those are, to dilute the horrifying message and confuse everyo
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by raquo 9y ago
First, that's not much of a parallel. The morality of generic murder is clearcut, the morality of interference with other countries elections is not. Not everyone subscribes to prime directive. As a Russian I personally appreciate that
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by raquo 9y ago
It's the line that Putin and Lavrov (foreign minister) have been pushing since forever: "you westerners are no better than us, stop shaming us for the shady things that we do". That's an easy way to keep your population
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by raquo 9y ago
Well, both Putin and the US have good-to-them reasons to interfere in each others elections. And to interfere in Russian elections. On a serious note, the reason you don't hear about it is because US interference in Russia, whatever th
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by raquo 9y ago
No one has any doubt that the planes can fly themselves in 99% cases even with todays technology, but bringing this up to a higher uptime while still being fully automated will be very hard I think.
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by raquo 9y ago
I don't think commercial jets are an especially favourable target for complete automation, compared to cars. - Slow iteration, each mistake that you could learn from potentially costs a hundred lives - No graceful shutdown possible mos
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by raquo 9y ago
Also Yandex (Russia)
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by raquo 9y ago
Well yes, that's a reasonable use case. Personally I'm not convinced that all 4xx responses should be rejections, but regardless of that, you should have about as many `catch` blocks with async-await as you have with promises.
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by raquo 9y ago
So, were the trademark nullified, could Microsoft come up with a google of their own, perhaps on google.bing.com? I mean, they probably wouldn't, but could they?
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by raquo 9y ago
hmm were you previously using Promise.catch for flow control? It's basically as bad as using exceptions for flow control, just with with a different set of bubbling / propagation problems. Unless you're dealing with truly exc
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by raquo 9y ago
That was a bad example indeed. If isImmortal was accepting any params though, you wouldn't be able to make it a getter. And sure, Object.freeze exists, but almost none of the JS code I've seen uses it. And what's the point re
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by raquo 9y ago
Someone here mentioned a while ago that such random character non-answers could potentially be bypassed by answering "oh it's just a bunch of random characters" when asked for the security question over the phone. A plausible
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by raquo 9y ago
I found Enpass rather unfeatureful. It doesn't even have an option to use multiple vaults.
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by raquo 9y ago
Adding a `map` method to every single object is not a backwards-compatible change. That's why those new methods are under the `Object` global.
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by raquo 9y ago
Static types are better and cheaper at catching type related bugs than a myriad of end-to-end tests that check dynamic types.
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by raquo 9y ago
I am not making assumptions. I'm providing my own opinion that the problems he mentions are best addressed by funding healthcare with taxes instead of having an insurance system.
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by raquo 9y ago
Here in BC only the province is allowed to provide primary car insurance. Our current provincial government is incredibly corrupt and incompetent, including with regards to the provincial insurer specifically, but I'll still take it ov
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by raquo 9y ago
Re: health – that's because what you really want is a single-payer health care system funded through taxes, not commercial health insurance, but your country's ideology does not allow for that.
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by raquo 9y ago
I don't know, but I would be surprised if Scala.js does anything in that regard. It's a Scala-to-JS compiler, its job is to translate Scala code to JS code. Scala.js lets you require any npm modules, so you can `require()` any JS
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by raquo 9y ago
JavaScript is a small language because it needs browser support and backwards compatibility. A small language that can't change much over time can't afford to have opinions on how to build dynamic interfaces. Therefore, all the co
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by raquo 9y ago
I would like to see a similar analysis for gif vs jif pronounciation. We need to settle this.
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by raquo 9y ago
Income taxes: https://simpletax.ca/calculator In some provinces like BC you also pay approx. $60/month for health insurance. Sales tax is from 0% to 13% depending on province and types of goods / services. Nothing

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