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14y ago
For research purposes.
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They can already live in the browser by way of addons - if you use delicious then install the addon. If you don't, don't. The solution is not for browser makers to host the share buttons, but for content creators to stop treating users like
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14y ago
Would love an invite too. howard.yeend@gg.com
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14y ago
Ship in bulk to poor countries for use as bricks. There's clearly no other profit to be had for them.
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14y ago
All good points - "nothing wrong" was overstating it. I still say it's not a reason to dismiss HTML5 though, JS is far from unfit for purpose.
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> Was it hailed as a beautiful language when it came out? Why not? Short-sightedness? Confusion between JS and the DOM API? I don't see why you're bringing up "when it came out" either. > "Beautiful if you know it" know also means "
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14y ago
I have no idea why people don't do this so much any more. JS templating is crazy. Everyone knows JS DOM manipulation is slow on most current and all legacy browsers. Whereas string manipulation on the server is stupidly easy and fast.
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JavaScript: There's nothing wrong with JavaScript. It's a beautiful, powerful language if you know it. Fragmentation: Seriously? One code-base with a few cross-device tweaks is, in my opinion, infinitely better than n native apps. Just beca
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14y ago
They have your money as a developer or as a user?
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I agree. Thought that at the time. Was a philosophy student at the time too though.
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> The reasons that JavaScript sucks have been hashed to death in the past. If you are already disagreeing with me, then anything I say here won't change your mind, because you've already heard the arguments before and built up a reperto
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14y ago
I worked in PHP for years, now we've moved over to NodeJS and I'm massively excited about JS in a way that I never was about PHP. If you're not excited about your programming language, I would suggest that maybe you're using the wrong one
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You can leak that data in a number of ways. Trivially, the server might timestamp the email. Less trivially, you could position yourself on the same network as the server and just time how long it takes to receive the email (I'd opt for thi
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I was in my garden, the sun was on the screen. Looked more-or-less nude from where I sat.
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There's still a timing attack there, just compare the time it takes for the server to send the email, instead of the time it takes to return the message.
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14y ago
screenshot of porn site with nudes.
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Two years ago I heard (from a lecturer who knew people at google) that Google were using a 6-gram model internally.
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I got really distracted by the edit at 0:44 where you can see the spiral skip. But, on a more serious note, it's great to see companies encouraging the youth to get into science/tech/eng/math.
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14y ago
Hooray for unregulated and dangerous working conditions!
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14y ago
> Into their "Other" folder which doesn't generate notifications and nobody ever checks manually Incidentally, I once missed facebook asking me to interview because their message ended up in that folder.
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14y ago
Thanks, I will consider this. At the very least it will give me an excuse to buy Das Keyboard and some stick-on lettering.
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Ask HN: What steps do you take to prevent RSI?
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14y ago
A simple guide to how to read the graphs for a noob like me?
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14y ago
which would you rather: angrybirds.app angrybirds.apps The second makes no sense.
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14y ago
and if I'm speaking to you in the real world?
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I know! I see someone's taken .com already though!
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It's ICANN! It'll be an auction.
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14y ago
really? "dot plus"? For a general consumer product? I know it worked for slash dot dot org, but their target was geeks.
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14y ago
Thanks, I now parse it as "Microsoft replies to coder concerns about new development kit".
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14y ago
I still want to know how you do the background images. Congrats on building a beautiful product too.
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