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jstclair

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    Comment #33020612

    This is the place to look for the standards Oslo sets for road safety and cycling infrastructure.

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    Comment #32723620

    He did what? The pre-existing know-how to build reusable rockets? Are you confusing SpaceX and Tesla?

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    Comment #12795347

    I understand the transactional requirements but AFAIK most IDB operations are already async. Open for example: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IDBFactory/... "The …

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    Comment #12795111

    No mentions of promises? Any reason to rev the spec without promises?

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    Comment #11959616

    Sounds like you're describing Microsoft Research's CHESS (2007), and a host of related projects (Google's ThreadWeaver for Java). See http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/c…

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    Comment #10766620

    Thanks for that! I knew they'd loosened de-duce up a bit, but this was ~10 hours.

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    Comment #10766539

    Admins, how did this dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10764870 (11 hours ago)?

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    Comment #10270801

    An interesting companion would be J.L.Austin's "A Plea for Excuses", where he contrasts "by mistake" and "by accident". (Google books link, but the PDF is available widely) https:/…

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    Comment #9259515

    If you're not familiar with the author, Dan Davies, he's been a contributor at Crooked Timber ( http://crookedtimber.org ). A great intro would be his choose-your-own-adventure int…

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    Comment #8922079

    I've been working on a virtual table (not for React, but KnockoutJS) that's designed around needed to virtual scroll over a large number of columns (as well as rows). Really in-pro…

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    Comment #8673422

    So you've just sterilized the Einsteins... The whole premise is that "like produces like", which of course is nonsense. Dumb people have brilliant kids, ugly people produce beautif…

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    Comment #8664775

    Awesome! Gonna spend a weekend on this. And an easy way to share my personal all-time favorite title sequence, Delicatessen: http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/delicatessen/

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    Comment #8611201

    Have you thought about a Vagrant + Docker tutorial next? I got a few different Docker images running vNext on my Mac; it's great, but not really a development-first solution.

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    Comment #7809034

    Anyone else wonder why a self-driving car needs side-view mirrors?

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    Comment #7754511

    Joe Duffy has a really interesting retrospective on his team's attempt to build a STM for .NET: http://joeduffyblog.com/2010/01/03/a-brief-retrospective-on-...

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    Comment #7496919

    Well sure but compare that workflow with almost any other package manager. NuGet, for instance: install-package jQuery --version 2.0 We haven't had major problems with DT, but I se…

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    Comment #7496569

    Sure, but that's a bit of a burden for library authors, don't you think? I appreciate all the freaking hard work the definitely typed guys do, but I hunk there's a few structural p…

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    Comment #7496474

    I've worked on a large typescript project for the past 6 months with 5 developers, and this type of superficial analysis doesn't track at all with our experience. Yes, TypeScript i…