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Comment #49230433
It says: > For most web apps, the DOM remains the better choice. It gives you accessibility, responsive layouts, text selection, input handling, and countless other features for fr…
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Comment #48032857
One example I have that made me excited for this feature is the free recipe manager website I run. Many of the paid-for competitors give users the ability to import unstructured re…
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Comment #31011827
Why do you think this is madness? FB doesn't use git for these monorepos, so that's not really relevant, but I don't understand why you think that it's better to break a repo up be…
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Comment #30737856
The questions are designed to allow an interviewer to get as much signal in the 45 minutes spent in the interview.. that's why they're contrived rather than your typical piece of w…
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Comment #29698695
I conduct interviews for Facebook and we do not discriminate on age. I assume the recruiter just got the impression you really didn’t want to interview with us. I only do the codin…
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Comment #28350106
This is the correct explanation (thank you) There’s no intention to hide the fact that certain links are blocked. The bug is that the status of failed message sends (not limited to…
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Comment #23981462
This was the result of a lawsuit.. getty images if I remember correctly
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Comment #22922177
At the company I work for UI accessibility issues are automatic high priority bugs. You'll be an asset (as a frontend developer) to any company that values accessibility (and I'm c…
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Comment #21699550
In firefox it skips one letter at a time and maybe that is the intended behaviour, but it doesn't seem consistent with what I'd expect from a WYSIWYG editor. I'd expect there to be…
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Comment #21556499
There are lots of positive comments in this thread in support of this approach and I think it's great when anyone challenges the status quo. It is more common these days than it wa…
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Comment #21104531
Distributing an altered binary to specific targets should be impossible as WhatsApp don't control the distribution, Apple and Google do. They would also have to be complicit too fo…
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Comment #21007779
I think the interviewer may have been a bit standoffish because he/she was expecting you to work out how to reverse a linked list rather than memorizing the algorithm. My CS degree…
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Comment #20975704
I'm pretty sure you can. They're building a wallet, but it's not the only one. It's also separate to the rest of Facebook but likely would integrate with it well
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Comment #20926173
Reasonml is just an alternative syntax for ocaml so you can definitely use it for IO. It's bucklescript that is an alternative backend for the ocaml compiler which allows you to ou…
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Comment #18473361
One reason to avoid imperial units is that people seem to be generally unsure if they're even using them! I might be wrong, but you're probably more familiar with the US system rat…
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Comment #18172505
Yes.. and just like trying to get out of Ikea
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Comment #11186311
The fact that the generated javascript doesn't look as neat is a pretty poor argument. Does the author avoid other language features that get "lowered" ( http://ericlippert.com/201…