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Comment #47645956
Understanding the soul of music and creativity at a mathematical is something that not that many people are trying to do. But there is an entire world of technology that underpins …
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Comment #45034918
It's important to note that Microsoft's choice of Go for tsgo was because it would be easier to port the existing TypeScript codebase due to the structural similarity of TypeScript…
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Comment #43348347
At the same time, the author refers to things like "decades" of muscle memory and finishing "all of college." I wonder if there's just an error somewhere?!
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Comment #42663468
This is key. The yen is still weak, so framing it in terms of today's value in USD is going to make it seem much more affordable than it actually is for the average Japanese person…
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Comment #41595905
I was in a similar spot, but knip offers more information that ts-prune, and ts-prune may trip on some newer TS syntax. I've been happy using knip so far.
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Comment #40895256
But why would any of that need to be done manually in a .d.ts file? You can just write your type definitions in ts files
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Comment #39210977
It broke once I got up to "Baconosaurwolfthulhucornicornthulhu"
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Comment #30158904
> of course, I pretty much expect the NYT to fuck that up, but oh well, that always happens over time They have a number of free games that don't require any kind of account or reg…
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Comment #25883751
"Deciding for yourself" doesn't mean jumping to conspiratorial conclusions based on an ambiguous, off-the-cuff remark from 1992, though. And just looking at the comments on that vi…
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Comment #25838242
No, it's gibberish that resembles Japanese writing but doesn't actually form real symbols (although some are close)
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Comment #24288508
Great idea. One issue that I'm seeing with English/Japanese in particular is that while there is a significant overlap of names that are orthographically similar, the pronunciation…
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Comment #17011274
This might be a reference to the mythology that has developed around cultures and languages that don't count above a certain low number, as in a counting system that goes 'one, two…
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Comment #16518872
They describe their methodology here. https://w3techs.com/technologies
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Comment #16012573
> My class had a couple of kids who already knew how to program and were making good money doing programming competitions on topcoder > High school (1996 - 2000) This does't seem r…
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Comment #15950276
Evokes a certain PBF comic: http://pbfcomics.com/comics/transfer-patient/
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Comment #15912375
Cute, but doesn't hold a candle to the commentary and context provided on the daily wtf.
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Comment #15795279
"Extremely deep" is an understatement. It's long, deep and plodding enough as to be completely inaccessible to any but the most dedicated, and you have to be willing to spend hundr…
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Comment #14871421
In Japan people use these little wooden stamps with their names engraved instead of a signature. Throw 印鑑 into image search and you can see examples.
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Comment #14190857
An aggregate +6.3 for Clinton doesn't translate to "100% sure he wouldn't win"
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Comment #13468753
Is that a scrolling marquee in 2017?
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Comment #12946994
Perhaps I'm being pedantic, but is a clock app that requires app.js not really 'pure CSS'?
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Comment #12888503
I think Japan is going to be one of the first markets to see laptop sales dry up almost completely. Most people are fine with their iPhones. Where I work, all developers use macboo…