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Comment #21596610
From the post, I wasn't sure if you knew, but JS also has regular default parameters if that's all you want.
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Comment #21474911
I'm guessing you haven't traveled much. American is a virtually ubiquitous term to describe someone from the United States worldwide, no matter which language you're speaking. Coun…
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Comment #21388908
Read the Arstechnica article linked in the parent. It was not pitch-black. The pitch-black video was PR.
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Comment #14961636
I'd also suggest that another factor is that the author assumed that his reader base would have basic statistical knowledge, which I'd suggest would not be true even among software…
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Comment #14905929
I received zero notifications. I'm assuming they selectively decided to notify users based on how recently they had logged in perhaps, meaning that there may be a large amount of c…
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Comment #14403107
It's interesting that's the connotation that was brought to mind for you. In the context of this thread, Google, Facebook, and Amazon are the definition of enterprise infrastructur…
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Comment #14355471
I somewhat agree, however in I don't think the parent should have been down voted. If someone doesn't regularly follow tech news then it is completely reasonable for them to have n…
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Comment #14347429
Same here. It's been a bit disappointing. I've been considering canceling my Prime membership, especially since I don't use any of the other Prime perks. But I'll wait this year ou…
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Comment #14347370
In the context of students, Prime Student is 50% off. It appears to still be that way. This built up a lot of loyalty for early Prime members who were students. That loyalty appear…
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Comment #14322755
For me, I don't care if Amazon has my shopping preferences. I don't see a list of every item I've ever bought or viewed as particularly sensitive information. If you use Chrome, Go…