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pnevares

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    Comment #28869953

    For background info on the referenced Chrome extension: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=%22cloud+to+butt%22

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    Comment #28446699

    Can we get an edit to add (2019) to the title?

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    Comment #24595158

    Previous conversation on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19262732

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    Comment #24138564

    The timing is no coincidence, as the MDN docs team was part of those layoffs. It would be a cruel act to layoff the MDN team while also trying to improve the perception of MDN's va…

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    Comment #23631774

    This is a great reminder of a lot of tools, and the closing thoughts are excellent: "Still, JavaScript is the most brittle of all front-end web technologies. An important skill of …

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    Comment #19752071

    The answer is part of the first link in the article (37 hours).

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    Comment #19487528

    I was going to guess "maybe GitHub or Valve" before seeing this, now it's definitely GitHub.

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    Comment #19089300

    I don't think it's correct to claim CRA and its peers are against code splitting. Dynamic import is a well-documented way to achieve this: https://facebook.github.io/create-react-a…

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    Comment #19029350

    The overwhelming majority of these points are useful, and the exact thing that "engineering culture" Twitter has been excelling at for a while now. It wasn't always easy to find pe…

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    Comment #18932785

    There are four PRs in the linked repo, all merged, it's probably an acceptable route to contribute.

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    Comment #18722280

    You're probably thinking about Yahoo Pipes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Pipes

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    Comment #18442602

    This is presented in the linked document with the following context-specific gotchas: > Unfortunately, this method only works when the source object contains serializable value typ…

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    Comment #18010860

    That's my error, thanks for the correction.

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    Comment #17992791

    https://github.com/airbnb/react-dates/blob/master/package.js... A devDependency is not the same as a dependency.

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    Comment #17864329

    Useful background, thank you. Am I alone in thinking the response from Palantir looks like more feedback than one would have expected from the average corp? It makes jamiebuilds' r…

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    Comment #17604939

    I think I see what the OP meant, here are relevant excerpts from the article. New API access: > Beginning today, anyone who wants access to Twitter’s APIs should apply for a develo…

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    Comment #17604822

    What are we supposed to be seeing in your second screenshot? I just see an array of DMs, what's being filtered?

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    Comment #17604770

    I don't think I understand how the rules will affect that, won't the 300 per 3 hours limit on tweets still only affect the "app" a user generated their keys for?

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    Comment #17367763

    For those not previously familiar with the concept: https://principlesofchaos.org/

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    Comment #17199738

    The line about Napster references, and later directly quotes, a section from the complaint PDF (page 6, section 16).

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    Comment #17009606

    The blog post refers to "RCA" three times and "RSA" once, and doesn't seem to define either acronym after reading it once. Also this? > And once you fail a build, then every team m…

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    Comment #16888490

    You were misled by the slide image interrupting the flow of the text: So, I build this JavaScript framework at Google. It is used by Photos, Sites, Plus, Drive, Play, the search en…

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    Comment #12206368

    A fair warning that sinking doesn't just happen to towers: http://science.time.com/2012/05/21/soaring-to-sinking-how-bu...