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by sli 9y ago
Or at least try to. Imgur's mobile experience is lacking a lot.
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by sli 9y ago
LOS does nothing for proprietary binary blobs included on phones.
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by sli 9y ago
Oh here it is, git-buy-drugs.
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by sli 9y ago
I'm impressed that Direct Connect is still kicking while all those services slowly died off.
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by sli 9y ago
Hell, even seconds seem like too much. Google's large enough that they can justifiably be concerned about milliseconds.
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by sli 9y ago
Full disclosure: I've been writing JS for pretty much as long as I can remember and currently do it professionally, and I'm speaking mostly to my personal experience with having used both of them personally and professionally. The
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by sli 9y ago
I am extremely unclear on whatever point you're trying to make, here, because it really does seem to come from a place of ignorance on WASM and JS. It makes no sense. It seems like you're claiming, in a really roundabout way, that
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by sli 9y ago
It also doesn't help that almost 100% of the time, when I'm Googling for docs, I get sent to a page for something deprecated that may or may not still exist in the version of .NET I'm using. It seems like more often than not,
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by sli 9y ago
Do search indexes typically not include an identifier for a given resource? Seems to me that an index would be almost useless without them, as the match itself is more often than not far less useful than the document that contains it. Unles
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by sli 9y ago
This comment would be far more at home on reddit, where deliberately misreading what people say seems to be a pasttime. Or, would you mind quoting the part where OP said it's fine? I don't believe I see that anywhere, so some help
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by sli 9y ago
Having somewhat recently started a job developing frontends in health informatics, I'm noticing that programmers need to consider HIPAA far more than I think many realize. Even when working outside the healthcare industry, as may be th
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by sli 9y ago
The community here is much more reasonable than, say, reddit. Notice the comment hasn't been killed as you expected it would. People here understand pretty well the barrier between cryptocurrency and "regular people."
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by sli 9y ago
No, they don't sue for that. Myth #2 as listed here: http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/10/18/163034053/top...
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by sli 9y ago
JS has destructuring assignment and named function parameters can be emulated, sorta, with parameter destructuring.
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by sli 9y ago
I'd say Firebug did for browser debugging what jQuery did for closing the gaps between browsers.
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by sli 9y ago
We don't want kids who struggle with something to feel worthless. That tends to breed depression. Failure should be orthogonal to your feelings of self-worth. It's ok to fail, sometimes it's beneficial to learning (or whateve
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by sli 9y ago
"AOSP" is probably a more accurate term than "Android" in this case, since LOS is also Android.
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by sli 9y ago
Yeah, all of my experiences with Amazon's customer service have been great. I usually have to Google the CSR chat link to find it, but I'd probably do that anyway.
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by sli 9y ago
> Marking them as bots would be a good idea though. I agree. I like how Telegram does bots. They have first class support for bots, and the separation between real user and bot is extremely clear. You have to specifically create a bot ac
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by sli 9y ago
These types of comments belong on reddit, not HN.
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by sli 9y ago
If the software was blocking at a lower level on the network stack and not just in the browser, then the answer is probably multiplayer games. Presumably OP wasn't doing this just last year, but in the late 90s and early 2000s when Lin
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by sli 9y ago
I put my most common git commands on keyboard macros mostly for this reason.
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by sli 9y ago
The complaint is not about the Secret Service paying for what they use. Of course they have to pay to stay in a hotel room. The complaint is that money is going into Trump's bank account. It directly benefits him financially to go on v
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by sli 9y ago
Yeah, if your linter/build tool can't handle Javascript that doesn't have semicolons, it should be considered fundamentally broken and/or incomplete. So the question to me becomes, if the build tool doesn't correctl
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by sli 9y ago
One thing Github does that really bothers me is that if your paid account lapses, you must pay to get your private repos back. You don't have the option to simply set your repos to public. The only options Github gives you is pay mon
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by sli 9y ago
It's worth noting that the Mozilla at the beginning doesn't really mean anything anymore. It came around when Netscape was released, IE then spoofed it to get around forced redirects (according to MS), and that was that. Now every
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by sli 9y ago
Sure, but no one is required to give them that platform. They can provide it themselves if they like, but no one can be forced to give them a platform. That would be just ripe for abuse if that were the case.
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by sli 9y ago
You're seemingly implying that GoDaddy should be legally forced to host any client they get and that is simply not the case. They are not beholden to the first amendment in the same was that the government is, and they are not in any w
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by sli 9y ago
Allowing a reasonable number of consecutive actions might help, too. Like if I want to go forward two steps and turn 90 degrees to the right, I could send "wwddd." Not as necessary in Twitch Plays Pokemon, but could do wonders her
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by sli 9y ago
>>> a = [1] >>> a += (2,) >>> a [1, 2] >>> b = (1,) >>> b += [2] TypeError It's an oddity that an immutable type cannot be mutated in place?

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