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Neat and Menacing!!
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There is an intended way though. Html documents allow for parseable data. We are lucky google now runs javascript, but javascript pages are very similar to flash pages.
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It is a stab and tbh Im glad they took the opportunity. There are few times when a product can be marketed to such effect for as little cost. What they did was show everyone how awesome they are and how stagnent Github is. Github can easily
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Honestly, another 99% protest is more likely then a massive showing of competition in hypothetical markets. The average person isnt that technologically inclined. on top of that, technology costs money. Rasberry pis wont be cheap forever an
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You say that as if its a bad thing. Isnt the evolution in development within making it more intuitive? I love the 10,000 line man page as much as the next dev, except I Dont. Docker solves a problem, standizing scalability and microservices
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Very cool! Rust has been impressing me alot these past few months.
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Did you fire after they finished development or during? At what point did you realize that you did not have enough income to support that many? How much were you expecting to make by this time? You seem freindly but these questions are ofte
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It is the consumers choice. I personally believe that vonventional universities enable creativity and freedom that a private institute would likely avoid. These types aspects are paramount to popular culture and forward thinking. However, i
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Honestly, that makes more sense which is why PRIVATE industries should create schools inorder to foster educatin relevent to them. Having organized education that is relevent to the real world is an exellent idea. However, reforming schools
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Javascript Es6 was such a big deal along with nodejs taking the world by storm. However, web assembly is in position to tear it down heavily. In addition, many of the most praised es6 features are being ignored, such as webrtc. This essenti
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Honestly, if the academics didnt choose their research the private industry wouldnt have to hire r and d. This sounds more of a ploy to save costs by having academics build for the industry on government money than to hire people to further
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Bit is an understandment, saved is disengenuious. The europeans decimated the natives and almost no culture is free from violence within the homeland
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Its very easy to ask others to sacrifice themselves fir your own good. Different to be willing to do it yourself. While I agree hive mind values should be considered above the individual, Its far easier said than done. But from what i under
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International business is for the rich. Local businesses dont have a choice. not sure how this spplies
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Nonetheless, the created a facade. Unless someone like pewdiepie decides its a good idea to rile up 12 year olds, Mass majority of adults are more willing to listen to coorperations than to internet personalities or nobodies screaming consp
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Im in the pessimistic group. What can an average person do? - blow a whistle and be on the run like snowden? - put their name on a petition which also acts as a watch list? - publicly protest and hoping to be covered by mainstream media whi
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Well who am i to doubt? I have never attempted contemporary tactics nor seen them in action. What i have seen is what has worked in the past because we are still animals (including myself) despite all the incredible tools and knowledge we h
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How do you train dogs? How doglike are humans? At what point is explaination not enough to discipline a person? Repetition becomes ignored? The appearence of weakness gives room for rebellion? You speak from a moral high ground but i really
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Culture and economics are strange. Is hazing the result of demanding discipline for high quality popular products? Or do popular products result in hazing since supply is bigger than demand? What we can definitely say is sushi has become am
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There is nothing wrong for one artist to have a better hand than another. I would also argue there is nothing wrong with an artist speaking from their own perspective instead of one that is forced upon them. "Should" is a very nau
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I reslly appreciated your comment but here is some food for thought. If art is about mimicking the real world, some will be much better than others and there will be only one best If art is about capturing the perfect moment to inspire emot
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You can do this with child processes or you can help with this issue https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/2133
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This was a really great essay, very funny. Before I jump in with the rest of you claiming "sv echo chamber", I'd like to point out that these tweets can be made to look like asshats and can be made out to be inspirational and
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tbh, It's far different to... - use an abstract concept as a metaphor/marketing for your product than - use product "L" that has been influencial and important historically, currently and likely well into the future as y
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I think they should rename tbh. They are not 'linux'
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I agree with that, why fight tools when they are meant to make the job easier
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Perhaps your research didn't lead you to an answer, however I feel like the bower/browserify isn't that big a bridge to cross. A tool like literalify[1] will allow you to 'require' globals. If you wish to require bo
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I was hoping for something longer but was not dissappointed.
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I'm humored by the fact that this example isn't working for me.
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My favorite teacher taught visual basic. I have barely used visual basic ever since. But what she hammered into our heads was flow charting, psuedocode and organization. I organize the features I want long term, I organize the technologies
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