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BMorearty
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About BMorearty
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Comment #45532692
I’m in the same boat, unsure if this is outdated. I left Airbnb five years ago and haven’t followed up to ask anyone what the current state of the tech is.
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Comment #45528821
I’m not trying to follow the latest Ruby dustup and don’t have a stake in it but as an Airbnb alum I did find this part particularly identifiable: “Yet, Ruby and Rails remain the d…
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Comment #43873362
Sure, Google is making sure app vendors comply with regulations in specialized industries. /s
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Comment #40281156
A website like this is not required. It's just nice to have. Somehow we've managed to use email without this website it for the decades that email has supported HTML. Caniuse exist…
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Comment #39821518
hee hee
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Comment #38258453
Got it! Thank you for the explanation.
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Comment #38240485
Thanks, I know I could do it in the console or the original source. But I was referring to the fact that the sentence in the post says to convert it to a getter "either in the orig…
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Comment #38231302
Under the section "Debugging Property Reads": how would you convert `{configOption: true}` to `{get configOption() { debugger; return true; }}` using a conditional breakpoint?
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Comment #38215797
I know Ruby != Rails but the example wasn’t mine. It was from the paragraph I quoted from the post, which conflates the two. It may be true in Python--I don’t use it much--but I kn…
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Comment #38215193
> In Ruby it's common to use exceptions for control flow. I think this is just plain incorrect. The example given later in this paragraph is the Rails `update` method--but the appr…
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Comment #38211245
I've worked as an employee and as a contractor in Silicon Valley (never at Google). While it was nice to be treated like an employee by some companies, my attitude was that it's ju…
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Comment #37787153
Thank you. That is a much more lucid and complete explanation than was given in the article.
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Comment #37784627
I'm confused by this article. It says "New evidence adds to work showing people made these prints [in New Mexico] sometime between 21,000 and 23,000 years ago." It supposedly contr…
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Comment #37580443
One of my favorite bug stories to tell people.
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Comment #36829731
I followed my left-leaning parents' advice to get paid for doing something I love. But luckily for me I love coding.
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Comment #36588104
This unexpectedly reminded me of what East Berlin looked like in 1988. It looked gray and dull compared to West Berlin. I've told this story for years without realizing that lack o…
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Comment #36440553
This article asked me to click to accept cookies. :P
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Comment #35891332
I missed the search and maps improvements. What did they say?
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Comment #35132277
It took me ten years to get back into using an RSS reader. Over that time, I found individual blog posts to read via links from Twitter. And there were a few that I subscribed to o…
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Comment #35070564
Even if your old one does start to go bad, I discovered it can be more effective to repair than replace for a multifunction printer/scanner. My old Brother was on the fritz a year …
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Comment #34864161
Seems like you're changing the subject.
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Comment #34863854
Oh like Google Docs.
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Comment #34863749
Software is only for real when you can run it on your home computer? Google isn't for real yet?
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Comment #34743203
Nice. A few more ideas: consolidate small functions into one huge function; change await to callback hell in JS; goto!
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Comment #34674259
> I’ll never forgive myself for what I put my family through. How is your family now? Is it intact? Have they been able to forgive you? Glad you seem to be doing better.