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by scotth 12y ago
Ugh, not available in Canada. Way to kill my excitement, Apple. Edit: Canadian link worked! Sorry Apple.
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by scotth 12y ago
These days it does, but I remember that when ClearType first came out it was mind-blowing. These days it's looking pretty shabby when compared to high density displays.
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by scotth 12y ago
You can just click the date. Not obvious, I know.
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by scotth 12y ago
My point still stands. Time to load is only part of the equation.
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by scotth 12y ago
Doesn't it all depend on how long they spend on the site? If it's one page and bounce, sure, that's a terrible experience. More pages than that? Now we're starting to see savings.
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by scotth 12y ago
That convention is not universally recognized.
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by scotth 12y ago
> Chrome’s v8 at least bails out its JIT process if a function is either too big, or if it has too many entries in the switch statement. Is this true? Anyone have some sense of why?
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by scotth 12y ago
HN hellbans, so you might not realize you're not being heard. I'm seeing [dead] markers from matrax6 and mantrax7 (although oddly enough, not consistently). Can't comment on the quality of the code. Your problems sound atypic
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by scotth 12y ago
Aside: Why do you have so many accounts mantrax? At least one of them is dead, and I'm sure you can imagine why.
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by scotth 12y ago
One of the main criticisms of git has been its user interface (which to be fair, has improved considerably over time). People often compare it to Mercurial's, unfavourably.
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by scotth 12y ago
Teaches my dogs what, exactly?
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by scotth 12y ago
There's nothing saying a full-stack developer can't focus on one area when needed? It's not as if you've specialized in generality -- you're just interested in everything.
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by scotth 12y ago
Adhoc functions can be written using ES6 Proxy [1]. [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by scotth 13y ago
For those who haven't seen Kilim: http://www.malhar.net/sriram/kilim/ https://github.com/kilim/kilim
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by scotth 13y ago
Wow. Sounds like some serious overhead.
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by scotth 13y ago
This is all well and good, but am I correct in saying that we won't be able to use native arrow functions for years . It's kind of tough to be excited about.
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HeartBleed: Myth or Mayhem?(lightmesh.com)
2 points by scotth 13y ago|0 comments
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by scotth 13y ago
Are they over-represented in crime when considering their class as well?
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by scotth 13y ago
The examples don't support deep linking, so here's how you get to the example: Try It -> Examples -> Coroutines
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by scotth 13y ago
Has support for coroutines -- awesome!
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by scotth 13y ago
How can this be corrected?
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by scotth 13y ago
Flexboxes don't really help. The reason that floats exist is so that elements can flow around them.
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by scotth 13y ago
They mention it, actually.
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by scotth 13y ago
Oh, come on. On that note, what's your dad's name?
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by scotth 13y ago
The water does.
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by scotth 13y ago
Well that just made my day.
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by scotth 13y ago
It's surprising to me that there isn't a single positive comment in this thread considering how amazing this is. Sure, it has other implications, but were we really hoping to prevent computers from recognizing faces permanently?
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by scotth 13y ago
Have you tested the same video Incognito?
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by scotth 13y ago
I believe the element that you're looking for is <picture>, which will be shipping with a future version of Chrome. http://picture.responsiveimages.org/#examples
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by scotth 13y ago
duh?

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