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bhldr
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Comment #16978381
It's a pretty great format for rapid prototyping, but very complex and wouldn't deploy it as a public API that needs to be supported for a long time.
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Comment #16900152
Robust as the old protocols? The early TCP protocols are very much underspecified. Maybe you have something else in mind.
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Comment #16900139
Yea this is absolutely what I meant. HTML5's complexity is a symptom of this problem. I'm a bit worried about the authors taking this overboard and trying to redefine the URL stand…
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Comment #16897774
It's easy to be strict if you are both a producer and a consumer.
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Comment #16897764
This is also widely considered a bad idea now. Making liberal consumers allows for sloppy producers. Over time this requires new consumers to conform to these sloppy producers to m…
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Comment #16896665
Say hypothetically if a got my Drupal site for cheap and now I'm hacked. I pay someone another $100 to install the patch and get rid of the malware, I still come out ahead. What's …
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Comment #16798828
I also think that's a mischaracterisation. It's statistically unlikely for me to transform the world. I just want to carve out a tiny piece of it and make it better.
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Comment #16673731
I don't disagree with you, but this one in particular seems very far from the definition even if you ignore all the hypermedia stuff.
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Comment #16668768
This is a bit far from what most would consider REST. Just call it a HTTP api? Looks cool though! I would love a product that behaves like a proxy/CDN for images and does some on-d…
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Comment #16506869
Thank you, we'll definitely get some legal advice!
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Comment #16503646
Can we get the word 'american' inserted in the title. It's a very local problem.
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Comment #16303982
Most SPA's don't, because most frameworks have some built-in functionality for this.
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Comment #16303705
A quick search in the dictionary reveals 'yes'.
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Comment #16076311
Meatheads will compete over anything
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Comment #15319907
What's the purpose of your cynicism?
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Comment #15293625
Pretty sure that that's non-binding, which means it can change as soon as leadership changes.
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Comment #14942497
The ocean is mostly water, so hypothesizing the size of a whale is not the best idea for long term thinking.
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Comment #14698664
Cleaning up reviews is actually not a Yelp feature. Paid or unpaid.
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Comment #14698210
As an engineer, it's actually a pretty great employer. I enjoy working there and there's lots of folks who've been there for many years.
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Comment #14583544
There's a big difference between the company getting a deal vs. specific people in the company getting a kickback.
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Comment #14022477
Well to each his own right? I personally would hate to work in a place where there's little socializing and quiet all day. I love the open office. I always get a little annoyed whe…
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Comment #13494878
Definitely a different thing. This is a HTTP 2 frame, sent by a client
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Comment #13494675
On my phone, so unfortunately no reference, but there is a HTTP 2 spec underway that allows a client to send a cache manifest frame. A server can then push the resources that are n…