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This is called "freedom of speech".

It's controversial, not offensive. Of course it would have to be a whole set of measures with punishment being the last resort.

Why should the kids suffer? One parent is not enough for a healthy upbringing.

- name clearly understandable, possibly even by non-native speaker palantir.com - name that doesn't start with an article (e.g., the) theverge.com - name without any subtle replace…

SDE I, SDE II... Microsoft?

Was he helping with NASA as well? http://www.globalresearch.ca/operation-nazification-u-s-mili...

Single parents should be punished by the law.

Just wait until Java starts compiling to WebAssembly and skip learning JavaScript altogether.

Based on title I assumed it's about vacations: put on an VR helmet - fly a drone in Patagonia/Fuji/Arctic.

"Physical activity, he said, pools blood in the lower half of the body, reducing blood flow to the heart. In response, the heart pumps more vigorously. In people with NCS, the brai…

It's a scripted hypertext document trying to pretend it's an application.

How do I define a constraint to ensure referential integrity?

At least you don't need to be profitable.

Web is independent, thus making tools for it is both no one's and everyone's concern. Mobile/desktop platform providers on the other hand are typically worried about developer expe…

They think they are trolls, but all they are doing is feeding another troll.

Do you honestly enjoy programming though? Or is it just a job?

Unity3d provides C# to JavaScript compiler Unity3d does too many things (except new versions of C# :P) and ties to itself. There should be a direct C# -> WebAssembly compiler in fu…

https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/blob/master/FutureFeat...

WebAssembly will make both irrelevant in a few years.

Dart and TypeScript will be as irrelevant as JS. Why Dart if you can have Go/Scala/F#/Haskell/Ruby/etc. compiled to WebAssembly?

That would be a dream.

Hopefully we will not need Unity3d to have high-performance C# engines in browser.

If you cannot prevent something, you might as well be a part of it. Unofficially.