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simanyay
14y ago
Why don't you link to git-scm circa 2009 (when Git started getting popular): http://web.archive.org/web/20090303081943/http://git-scm.com... No brand identity? Mascot (or whatever it is in the header) looks amateurish? No thought given ot
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simanyay
14y ago
Look at this site: http://kernel.org/ Design is plain, the mascot looks amateurish, there is no logo to establish brand identity. They don't know how to sell anything, this will never catch on.
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14y ago
The first thing you should always do is create a ticket. There you can discuss if its worth spending time on a patch and what the best implementation could be. Pull requests that come up out of nowhere usually end up in the end of maintaine
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simanyay
14y ago
Crock made a post about JSON comments? Anyway, I wouldn't focus on JavaScript engines because JSON is now a universal format so for languages other than JavaScript you will have to define a formal specification.
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simanyay
14y ago
Three things: * Comments in JSON files are not a great idea because people might (will?) abuse them to add special instructions for their own serializers. As soon as this happens we'll have a format that is not compatible with other seriali
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simanyay
14y ago
Create an issue!
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14y ago
Our current goal is to make positive impact on TC39 (the only group working on the spec) and not to create an alternative. However, your comment is applicable to the whole ES.Next and I share it as well.
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JSFixed: an initiative to make TC39 more developer friendly
(javascriptweblog.wordpress.com)
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Linus Torvalds on new Chromebook Aura UI
(plus.google.com)
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simanyay
15y ago
I used to have this problem, now I just wait until the missing semicolon costs someone a day of debugging or a broken deploy.
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Disqus Research: Pseudonyms Drive Communities
(disqus.com)
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15y ago
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Galaxy Nexus is now available on Verizon for $300
(google.com)
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15y ago
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simanyay
15y ago
Facebook does only talent acquisitions. They never buy products.
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simanyay
15y ago
You don't need to log in to post anonymously. Sites, however, can disable anonymous posting if they wish to do so.
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simanyay
15y ago
You can export your data whenever you want and the process is as easy as clicking one button: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/447925/Screenshots/ao8k.png Nothing changes when you comment on a website using Disqus—your comment is published on some
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15y ago
Things like HackerNews, Reddit, GitHub and Disqus are more useful to everyone using them when they are provided as a hosted service and not a deployable software. We give site owners a hassle-free discussion platform that can be integrated
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15y ago
Engineer from Disqus here, I work on the front-end side of our product. Disqus doesn't slow down page load times because we use a non-blocking technique to load required files. We work hard to make sure that we don't add any performance reg
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simanyay
15y ago
Indeed, JSHint is designed to catch those kind of mistakes. Here is the offending code and its JSHint report: http://www.jshint.com/reports/57010
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simanyay
15y ago
Why do you need to make it at the same time as the I/O?
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Google & the Future of JavaScript
(infrequently.org)
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15y ago
If you want just to comment you don't need to create a Disqus account (this behavior was from day one). You can go to any website that has Disqus enabled and comment with just your OpenID account. However, if you want to install our widget
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15y ago
(SW Engineer from Disqus here) Could you elaborate on OpenID issues you are having?
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Talks by Paul Irish and Brendan Eich from the latest Tech Talks: SF meetup
(sftechtalks.com)
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15y ago
Yes, Artlebedev studio ends most of its products with generic latin name sufix.
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New novel by Neal Stephenson, titled Reamde, is coming this September
(amazon.com)
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I disagree about JSLint. I can argue that things like failing with fatal error when you don't move all your variable declaration to the top of the function is a bad idea. In the end, all lint programs are just tools to make your life easier
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16y ago
The default is 50 but you can tweak this value with maxerr option. So, to increase the number of errors before it stops up to a thousand do this: /*jshint maxerr:1000 */ I should probably add it to the docs on jshint.com.
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Since it is a fork, we can't just change the original license. If there is somebody who is willing to explain if I legally can change the original license, I would be happy to do it. We consulted a couple of people and all of them suggested
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16y ago
Yes. If I understand that correctly, if a user activates a phone with Google that means manufacturer opted into the paid Google Experience package.
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UVB-76 (The Buzzer) transmitted a new voice message
(uvb-76.blogspot.com)
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