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holloway

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    Comment #41599362

    Large sends seem to crash the playground with a JSON parse error. eg change the first example 'Simple send' to send `10000000000000000000` (`send [USD/2 10000000000000000000]`) and…

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    Comment #23754274

    A quote from an Ecma presentation "ECMA for instance has made all the standards for DVD and optical disks. There were 5 recording formats. So there you are a little bit uneasy, of …

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    Comment #16852348

    or big.js

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    Comment #16836269

    Yes, that's right. It requires someone to wrap the HTML in ' ' tags but then it can autodetect the CSS Rules applied and display them. I'm working on a new version of the homepage …

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    Comment #16836265

    Thanks, I believe it's fixed now. (Chrome on iOS is essentially Safari so I guess the similarity of errors was expected)

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    Comment #16836264

    This should be fixed now, let me know how it goes

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    Comment #16836263

    This should be fixed now (sorry but it took a while to find an iOS device to test on)

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    Comment #16785083

    I'll fix this asap

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    Comment #14285334

    No they usually work.

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    Comment #14281991

    Your website is completely broken at higher resolutions http://i.imgur.com/xw4XHWY.jpg

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    Comment #10643732

    > If you include the hash of application.js in its filename, I don't see the problem. Then, and I'm not meaning to sound harsh here, but you don't understand how to generate perman…

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    Comment #10643187

    > for a page with 2.4MB of JS spread over 296 files. Fair point, there is always sweet spot in benchmarks like this. That said there are examples of delays that they mention which …

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    Comment #10642582

    It's been found that resource concatenation is still more efficient http://engineering.khanacademy.org/posts/js-packaging-http2.... And 'building for http2' seems to be advocating …

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