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loudgas
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Comment #42800391
Your Web browser is probably the best example. When you visit a Web site, your browser discovers resources and understands how it can interact with them.
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Comment #40098886
Would that make this the Japanese Sword Fallacy Fallacy?
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Comment #38084082
Neat idea. Is there a color legend somewhere? I don’t see one.
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Comment #38002688
Any behavior that is not defined in the spec[0] is, by definition, an implementation detail. Relying on undefined behavior is a recipe for bugs. If you need an immutable array, and…
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Comment #38002014
>Buffer also comes with additional caveats. For instance, Buffer#slice() creates a mutable segment linked to the original Buffer, while Uint8Array#slice() creates an immutable copy…
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Comment #35655397
The article mentions this in the Disallowed Names section.
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Comment #34868387
Being tall gives you an obvious advantage at basketball. As a result many tall people are drawn to pursuing a career in basketball. Could it be that ADHD gives you an advantage at …
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Comment #34223198
“all over the shop” is another way of saying “all over the place” in the UK Sources: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/all%20over%20the%... https://idioms.thefreedictionar…
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Comment #34223133
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/all%20over%20the%...
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Comment #33117094
I had to read way too much of this before realizing that SE means software engineering.
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Comment #32633431
This article (and every other article I can find on the ban) conflates whipped cream cans[1] with whipped cream chargers[2], which is what the law[3] bans. [1] https://www.gogetdel…
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Comment #32021610
I believe this was added in the 20th anniversary edition to address the overuse of DRY following the original edition.
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Comment #31430152
The author says not to use a wireless headset. And what’s the difference in time to join a meeting between a high quality mirrorless or DSLR camera and a cheap webcam after the ini…
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Comment #31335142
Not really. Databases predate SQL.
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Comment #26571742
I think the confusion is around the phrase "spin up," which usually refers to the starting of a process or machine. I think what you meant is that developers can write an HTTP serv…