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aaronm67
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Comment #32597559
You're comparing only the densest places (i.e. expensive places with mostly apartments) to only the least dense places, giant houses on big lots. Look at a pre-1950s / railroad nei…
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Comment #22855757
Where are you? In NYC and SF, you'd never fill your contract if you were trying to pay < 150.
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Comment #22831926
> And really those issues should be solved at the browser level not the OS level level that affects every single application that runs on it. They aren't -- this is exploitable in …
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Comment #22202070
Every license has different goals - that's the whole point of having different licenses. The goal of this license is to encourage more companies to contribute to open source, not t…
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Comment #22110539
> It is not a requirement for AMP. CDNs now let you roll your own domains on the AMP standard All these certificates do is make it so Google's browser (and only Google's browser) w…
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Comment #21844297
Passwords are a terrible form of authentication anyway -- if it's something that actually matters, use some form of 2-factor auth. Requiring a long password on a site where the imp…
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Comment #21814352
https://nypost.com/2018/08/25/why-nyc-is-priciest-city-in-th... Construction in NYC is far more expensive than anywhere else in the world, largely because of union contracts.
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Comment #10166992
And every time a developer sees that, they're going to google "bar javascript" "single bar javascript" "bitwise or javascript" "bitwise or javascript effect" until they figure out …
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Comment #8372764
I prefer using IDEs to navigate larger projects, and you get better code completion (I use Visual Studio for C and PHPStorm for PHP). I just have a hotkey to open up Vim at the cur…
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Comment #8360910
Very rarely being every single release? You should not be using a changing library in any production code, you're just asking for problems. If all you're using jQuery for is a docu…
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Comment #7870202
There was a pretty interesting talk about using differences in style render time to get history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcOQfYlyIqw It's pretty interesting, and can be don…
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Comment #6754403
I'm not sure if we can private message on here, but if you would email me at aaronm67@gmail.com, or contact us on the github project, I can let you know our progress and where we g…
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Comment #6741372
We did get libav working, but it was much less stable than FFmpeg, and we couldn't get swscaler working (which meant a lot of videos would not work)
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Comment #6740513
In our testing, in the latest version of Chrome, there is about a 75-80% performance hit. So a 6-hour native encoding would take a little over a day to compile (we're working on ge…
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Comment #6740457
I don't actually think file size to download is much of an issue - the current build is a little over 6mb gzipped, which isn't much bigger than most Youtube videos. For building a …
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Comment #6029252
In Underscore, you can do something like: _([ ... ]).map( ... ).filter( ... ).value() It's not exactly extending the native array...but there are far fewer side effects to doing it…
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Comment #5977607
I've been an Opera user for a long time, mostly because opening new tabs always felt very fast, much faster than Chrome or Firefox, and because keyboard/mouse shortcuts were so con…
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Comment #5947705
Yep, you're correct http://jsbin.com/odupog/1/edit Either way, should alleviate some of the privacy concerns, as you can only get ClipboardData from elements where "paste" has a vi…
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Comment #5946794
In Firefox, it seems like you can only catch Clipboarddata on input boxes still document.body.addEventListener("paste", function(e){ console.log("paste event fired") }) In Chrome, …