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pete_b
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Comment #45514652
Willison has an impressive record for coining terms. But feel like he may have missed it here. In the context, 'engineering' doesn't feel that different to 'coding'. The sloppy sou…
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Comment #28629155
Remember the EU started as the EEC. More feature creep in realm of transnational governance.
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Comment #27005386
I hope it works out for Basecamp. It is simply not ok to allow anxious or bitter people to be wearing each other out with political beliefs when they are being paid well to do a jo…
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Comment #24766634
Agreed. I find it rather alarming that an influential member of the Chrome team is talking like this. All our e2e test suites are built around Chrome and XPath because of its expan…
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Comment #21605186
Is this even legal to sell in Europe? Looks like it is designed to slice objects on collision.
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Comment #21290042
echo Hacker News | sed s/Hacker/Speciation/ Not that I mind, quite enjoying these articles.
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Comment #18919992
Everyone has a plan right now in the UK parliament. Probably over half of parliament is hoping to push the UK into a 'cancel Brexit' scenario, despite claiming they respect the ref…
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Comment #18167288
> Birds today share same genes as tyrannosaur rex Really? Surely this claim would require the sequencing of the T-Rex genome, which I'm guessing is an impossibility.
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Comment #16779922
Guitologist channel on YouTube is great for walkthrough amp repairs and conversions
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Comment #15148528
Angular 2 in beta made bold claims about being 'production ready' which reads 'almost done', it was frustrating just how long it then took to become what I would consider productio…
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Comment #12868571
I wouldn't. Overturning a high turnout national referendum result would probably result in violent riots.
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Comment #11829505
Pithy answer 2: because they are economically privileged. The headline is a broad generalisation, and as another broad generalisation poorer people are more religious and more cons…
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Comment #11812985
So the most ruthless mafia operate among international organizations, but from London, thus making Britain the most corrupt country in the world? Perhaps they never leave London, n…
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Comment #11736271
It's usually inappropriate to draw in politics and religion when they are off topic, but sometimes they are involved. Ethics are involved frequently with technology, so politics an…
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Comment #11519282
Somewhat earlier, ~1400 BC, the book of Leviticus chapters 13-14 detail quarantine procedures for infectious disease.
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Comment #10470069
High level in many areas "full-stack" is not as mythical as is suggested, it just takes someone with the right aptitude, and a long time over a lot of roles to get there. Whether i…
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Comment #10470054
Dense, opinionated and somewhat bewildering. Which in a way represents the world of "front-end" in 2015 very well.
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Comment #8715601
Eygpt also has a blockade at its border with Gaza. Must be something to do with the terrorists that run Gaza, and were voted in by the populace.
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Comment #7530735
You sound quite intolerant.
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Comment #7429047
The design of the site is excellent, but... Vanilla CSS isn't that bad. Existing preprocessors have made it much nicer to use without changing the basic formula and workings of CSS…
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Comment #7346567
Another solution to the 'elephant in the room' - that frontend workflows have become too complicated for frontend developers.
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Comment #7219040
CSS source maps! Been waiting for this one
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Comment #7183317
AKA a colorful and witty guide to being a self-assured and self-validated narsissist
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Comment #6934635
https://twitter.com/rasmus/status/413669330216185856 No such thing as bad publicity?
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Comment #6691777
There are, in-fact, and have been for a while several known ways do do this in CSS 2.1 this just being another with a similar long list of restrictions and context requirements. ht…