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by rounce 7y ago
Was trying to think of exceptions to this when I read and and could only think of one: When you need to wrap a callback API with unusual callback arguments, where a `promisify` like helper won't work. Then again, I still feel the wrapp
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by rounce 7y ago
India may have some kind of democracy but it's far that enjoyed in a western European nation. The open support by some BJP politicians for the lynch mobs and killers of Muslims and Dalits is unconscionable.
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by rounce 7y ago
They're not _quite_ as bad as you used to be. They still do not show an address or registered business name. So many will still find it next to impossible to see a rating unless they do some sleuthing. As without this basic information
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by rounce 7y ago
What are your a source(s)? As the official accident report hasn’t even been completed (let alone released) anything else is just speculation.
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by rounce 7y ago
> But, looking at the iOS implementation, it seems that it severely affects performance. How did you come to that conclusion? They use the same Webview classes that RN wraps.
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by rounce 7y ago
Perhaps, you could just tell us?
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by rounce 7y ago
> those drawing "processes" formed the basis of the Processing environment Processing(.org and proce55ing.net before that) has been around since roughly 2001, proceeding the work shown in the video by a few years. How is the &#
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by rounce 7y ago
And how much did you pay in tuition fees and housing costs?
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by rounce 8y ago
How else do you manifest this passive aggression?
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by rounce 8y ago
Why? If you're pulled over on the shoulder, it's for refuge from the traffic speeding past. How does it make sense to encourage slightly slower traffic to use a lane where at one time or another will be vulnerable people and s
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by rounce 8y ago
> I would prefer to add weights, to the connecting arrows, to give more detail. Second this. The other thing is that your diagram layout is defined by the 'weight' you want to apply to a relationship. Sometimes adding a new, le
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by rounce 8y ago
IANAL if you have the refusal to pay in writing (even text message) then surely it's a straightforward matter to evict them via section 8 notice, if you have kept up your end of the tenancy agreement, or section 21 and wait 2 months th
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by rounce 8y ago
> What saved me was that the package was inside an organisation ("@foo/bar") and those are not free on NPM... (Public) Orgs _are_ free on NPM (at least nowdays) so maybe even that wouldn't have saved you.
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by rounce 8y ago
Glad I'm not the only one that thought the API was a bit 'interesting'. I was also wondering what happens when you set `phone`, `date` and `creditCard` to `true` in the same config and pass it to the constructor? Surely this
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by rounce 8y ago
At least half of the websites you visit would probably benefit in performance/size/usability/etc if they eschewed JavaScript.
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by rounce 8y ago
I stand corrected, gov.uk is so easy to use I've really no excuse for not looking this up earlier. > TV Licensing People certainly can't drive off with your car. It would make for a very interesting Top Gear replacement if they
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by rounce 8y ago
Don't bailiffs need to have been allowed to cross the threshold of the premises (ie. you open the door to them and then they prevent you from closing the door)? It's illegal for them to kick your door in. I mean't more offici
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by rounce 8y ago
> Imagine if Netflix was claimed to be 'mandatory' and they could enter your home to check you're really not using Netflix. Poor analogy, Netflix would also have to be owned but not funded by US Govt. TV licence people can
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by rounce 8y ago
I have noticed this too, in that a lot of friends from the US seem to shy away from buying oyster cards and get old paper tickets (and rip themselves off). Whereas friends from Europe, where many city transit systems have RFID systems, auto
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by rounce 8y ago
Does welsh have a singular verb for this, and if so what is it?
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by rounce 8y ago
> extending JS syntax so it has simulated goto for example JavaScript has goto, it's the `continue` statement[1]. 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by rounce 8y ago
Modern CPUs have other CPUs inside them, they never give birth though.
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by rounce 8y ago
Have you looked at Tern[1] for this? 1: http://ternjs.net
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by rounce 8y ago
How exactly are these score cards tallied?
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by rounce 8y ago
Rather astounding that people would downvote a post defending the experience of genocide victims from being confused with subjects of a lazy adjective use. Edit: Oh, I forgot this is HN...
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by rounce 8y ago
I'm surprised that I'm the only person who thought this was a Helm chart to run a personal email service on Kubernetes.
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by rounce 8y ago
Ohhhh I've been had. That'll teach me to RTFM.
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by rounce 8y ago
I think they're unrelated. This seems to be a protest repo against JavaScript's churn.
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by rounce 8y ago
But you understood what they meant right?
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by rounce 8y ago
> However, the moment you dip into libraries you are dependent on someone else's work. Like every other programming language? > Then you run into a problem because Native doesnt let you use a specific library You are confusing ru

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