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by yladiz 9y ago
I didn't know about this, and while it's sad, it doesn't excuse his past actions and in the context of this post it doesn't matter. If the post was about his mother passing, and someone mentioned how much of a jerk he is
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by yladiz 9y ago
But can't you just do some "tree shaking" with something like Rollup, so it only sends the code you use?
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by yladiz 9y ago
You already have "mandatory self sacrifice" through taxes.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Serious question: what benefit does this (.mjs) have over the current way of doing things?
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by yladiz 9y ago
Using a service that requires Google or Facebook login, without other options, is a no-go for me. This service does seem interesting, or something I'd at least like to see what it does, but if I can't, ideally, demo, or at least l
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by yladiz 9y ago
What? Let's say that the US somehow did implement UBI. You would almost certainly have to be a citizen (or at least be someone who pays taxes with a valid SSN) to get the benefits. Just being in the US doesn't mean you'll get
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by yladiz 9y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that email is not synchronous, so you can get an email and just not reply for a while. Of course you can ignore phone calls, but it's not the same as ignoring an email. Additionally, phone numbers are usefu
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by yladiz 9y ago
It is not a "first world problem" to want to search for accurate and unbiased information.
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by yladiz 9y ago
I'm pretty sure the "deadline" to withdraw funds is just a scare tactic so that they can just end the platform as quickly as possible. I'd be extremely surprised if they can just keep the funds after June 12, even in the
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by yladiz 9y ago
I don't have the perspective of a Mozilla CTO, but I feel like it's just history repeating itself. 15ish years ago, IE had "won", but eventually Firefox had pushed for better web standards with extensions, and then Chrom
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Ask HN: Which 2FA app do you use for your iPhone?
5 points by yladiz 9y ago|6 comments
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by yladiz 9y ago
If I'm asked to do more than a few hours of work for an interview, I expect to be paid for my time. It's unfair and disrespectful that an employer would ask for a large amount of time (like the requirements in the post) without pa
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by yladiz 9y ago
As some other commenters mention, and I feel the same way: if a company asks you to do this, they're asking for too much and I think it's fair to tell them that that is an unacceptable amount of work for an interview. I can kind o
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by yladiz 9y ago
I think in that case, internally it can handle smaller values differently than larger values (like Ruby). If the performance of large values is truly important, something using the FFI can be written to a program using something like C or F
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by yladiz 9y ago
The argument is still the same, now the user facing aspect is hidden (I don't know the Ruby source code, but I would guess they just rewrote the external facing code so the user doesn't have to care about Bignum or Fixnum, and jus
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by yladiz 9y ago
Treat it as a arbitrarily large floating point value, rather than an integer.
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by yladiz 9y ago
There are some people that are saying not allowing Number and Integer to mix is error prone, but I don't really see it. For example, in Ruby if you do a calculation that's large enough, it just becomes a Bignum [1]. The easiest wa
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by yladiz 9y ago
As other commenters mentioned, you used Google Code, Sourceforge, and before that you'd email a patch to an email list, specific bug tracker for the project, or to the maintainer. Probably the biggest changes that Github added was the
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by yladiz 9y ago
This seems to be a lot simpler in scope. RequireJS allows you to essentially do dependency injection, whereas this doesn't handle that. It also uses the fetch API rather than plain XHR as well as using and returning native promises whe
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by yladiz 9y ago
Can you link to or post the actual contract from when you signed up? Without seeing this contract what you're saying is without context.
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by yladiz 9y ago
To those that don't want to read the email that was linked here, here are links to FastMail help that talk about their discontinuation of the Member and Guest plans: https://www.fastmail.com/help/account/membe
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by yladiz 9y ago
It only costs that much if you're staying far away or going pretty long distances. I stay in a station pretty far from Central Tokyo (past Kita Senju on the Tobu line) and to get to somewhere like Ginza costs less than 400 Yen, which i
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by yladiz 9y ago
It's hard to say, because there's a few different subway operators in Tokyo, and if you switch between them your fare doesn't transfer. An example is JR and Tokyo Metro. There also exists Tobu lines, which run on Tokyo Metro
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by yladiz 9y ago
I'm not sure if I'm in the minority, but for a lot of content I ingest (news, video) I don't have an account, or actively use one, on the service. The only time I create an account is if I find the benefits of creating an acc
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by yladiz 9y ago
Fair enough, although I do respect Quartz enough to not create controversy for the hell of it. I do agree that the last paragraph is a bit much and possibly unnecessary, and maybe only there to make it seem something more than it is, but I
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by yladiz 9y ago
The guidelines are unclear if the article uses another article as a direct source, but adds additional content. The Quartz article does use Wired as a primary source, but it also adds additional content as the Wired article doesn't men
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Apple’s new $5B campus has a 100,000-square-foot gym and no daycare(qz.com)
30 points by yladiz 9y ago|17 comments
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by yladiz 9y ago
I wonder if the pirates think that this will really do anything. The people that were already going to pirate it, are going to pirate it, but now they can get a better source earlier. This isn't going to really affect people going to t
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by yladiz 9y ago
The key piece of info from the ProPublica article is: > For instance, when a reader figures out that Cloudflare is the internet company serving sites like The Daily Stormer, they sometimes write to the company to protest. Cloudflare, per
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NULL – The Ultimate Computer Language(netfunny.com)
1 points by yladiz 9y ago|0 comments

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