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by rnnr 11y ago
It's amazing what has been written for public cameras and their privacy issues when at the same time your lovely government wants to know all your domestic purchases or even you to report them incomes you receive in other countries.
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by rnnr 11y ago
He's point was to make a gentler and more approachable introduction to react without any fancy transpiling tools. He isn't mocking any of these technologies. Awesome writer kudos to him.
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by rnnr 11y ago
If we got beaten with plain JS imagine what would happen with ES6! :)
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by rnnr 11y ago
Thanks for the book! Edmund Burke was a famous critic of the French Revolution. It was as bad as its 20th century replicas, the red revolutions around the globe which were all based on the same ill notions of fairness, justice and equality.
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by rnnr 11y ago
Why would be good idea essentially imposing a tax to the citizens of your country(tariffs) for the benefit of a single subgroup? You should keep your workforce directed to the industries market proves you competitive. Everyone as a person d
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by rnnr 11y ago
There is no need of a complete unilateral agreement. CountryA benefits from free trade with CountryB even if the later imposes tariffs to some products of industries they want to 'protect'. It's CountryB which will not have a
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by rnnr 11y ago
Totally agree. And although there is indeed an anti-american mindset, American politicians speak pretty often about the loss of 'american' jobs too... It's just the common economic illiteracy. Trade protections don't b
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by rnnr 11y ago
Yep, I 1st learn this trick in my teens when a dude was using 3564020356 as an address. Certainly a witch nest. :]
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by rnnr 11y ago
And still you cant 'lazily' store string vars without evaluating. In python you can save a string like: template = '%s is %s' and _then_ evaluate its output: print template % ('john', 'tall')
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by rnnr 11y ago
It is so because in the beginning python didn't have a boolean type. It used 0 and 1 integers instead. Later when bool was introduced it was a subclass of integers.
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by rnnr 11y ago
I share the same opinion, even sth as simple as TI makes things so much better. It's not only about writing but also reading the code. A good summary what's wrong with the type systems of the java era: http://www.slid
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by rnnr 11y ago
Yeah, imagine how retarded the type systems of the popular static typed languages were, that lead to such a baby-booming of dynamic languages. People were traumatized so hard that took years to reconsider a middle ground.
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by rnnr 12y ago
In recent chrome builds, they changed the behavior to right-click->Run Plugin which to my knowledge makes it immune to these attacks.
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by rnnr 12y ago
I just gave an example. I never intended to say you just need this sole solution. It's also a good lead for a further search query on the topic. Almost all test sets include a birthday test ;) For example this page: https:/&#x2F
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by rnnr 12y ago
You use statistics. For example, take the birthday paradox problem and check if the collisions are higher than expected.
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by rnnr 12y ago
Nothing to see here. Even the PEP of yield from contains code simulating a 'yield from' with plain 'yields'. The thing is, you are just simulating it with the expense of switching generators back and forth.(like a trampo
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by rnnr 12y ago
The really great thing is that this ends the GDI exhaustion problem. Chrome in Windows could easily kneel systems of users who opened many tabs.
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by rnnr 12y ago
What are you taking about? It's still javascript, javascript encapsulated in elements. You can view source code, make your own, and release it is custom elements. Best thing happend in web in a long time IMHO.
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by rnnr 12y ago
no, this Tim would have been disastrous for the data!
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by rnnr 12y ago
So would you all have happily paid for all those fat people's gyms? If they want to exercise they could put some walking/running to their daily programme. You only need a pair of legs to do so. But slackers always find excuses, a
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by rnnr 12y ago
You could also insert Timsort in the end, which is what python uses and a fabulous algorithm by Tim Peters.
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by rnnr 12y ago
another scroll junk. I have my monitor positioned vertical, so 1920 vertical pixels and no scroll bars, ...next pages content not accessible, stack forever at page one!
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by rnnr 12y ago
Correct. Furthermore, if the subject is in ketosis, there is an adaptation which your brain becomes 'glucose free'. That's the whole point of keto diets.
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by rnnr 12y ago
But.., but.., what about our rights??? /retard
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by rnnr 12y ago
It's about client support. People will break their systems or call MS support for infos about what these tools do etc. Plus they don't concern a lot of people, and proper integration of them would undermine genreal user experien
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by rnnr 12y ago
It's the comma that determines an expression as a tuple, not the parentheseis.
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by rnnr 12y ago
If they run on a different SessionID you won't be able to log anything. This means you want be able to log what other users type. The article is becoming somewhat obsolete now with all the new windows/apple store apps though. (I
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by rnnr 13y ago
This is the issue with Bitcoin. It's essentially a p2p network, the virtual currency aspect is secondary to this. It will be a major breakthrough if it's proven to be immune to Sybil attacks.
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by rnnr 13y ago
I don't think Eich would deny job to someone just because (s)he was gay. He didn't tried or even thought to split any gay couple apart. He just couldn't accept a definition of marriage which includes same sex couples. But th
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by rnnr 13y ago
It had been proposed various times in the past and it was rejected. I don't remember the semantics of the reasons it was rejected, but if you search about 'pep' and object paths you ll find more info

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