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quadratini

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    Comment #9697096

    There's no right not to be offended

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    Comment #9360765

    I'm enjoying it!

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    Comment #9178065

    Going from 1920x1080 (16:9) to 1920x1200 (16:10) is better because you get more vertical estate. But you seem to suggest that 1728x1080 (16:10) is also better. Aspect ratio does no…

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    Comment #9175942

    Achieving 16:10 by taking a standard 16:9 resolution and making it less wide rather than making it taller is not better.

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    Comment #9117233

    He's missing the point of Declarative vs Imperative and Virtual DOM vs Data Binding if he thinks it will circle back to jQuery.

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    Comment #9045001

    It's right associative, normally :)

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    Comment #9041941

    es6: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

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    Comment #9034578

    Javascript. ES6.

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    Comment #8995467

    It was a rhetorical question. I understand why we need to use a special version of setTimeout or a special HTTP module, but the fundamental problem is that Angular's "reactive java…

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    Comment #8993533

    Ever need to peek inside a browserify'd bundle with inline source maps to check transformations (e.g. 6to5)? Those can easily be over 2MB.

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    Comment #8992533

    Angular abstractions leak everywhere: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18826320/what-is-the-hash... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16935766/run-jquery-code-... - You have to …

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    Comment #8972889

    Bad code leads to inconsistent behavior. Who would have thought.

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    Comment #8970474

    Coffeescript is pretty damn ugly. For god sakes can people please use parenthesis when calling functions with arguments?

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    Comment #8953753

    It's only lazy if it's part of a chain

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    Comment #8894048

    Have you tried React? It embraces Javascript.

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    Comment #8872664

    It pretty much comes down to imperative vs declarative thinking.

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    Comment #8578663

    And his point still stands. This is news.

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    Comment #8522924

    Very smart to use blank text nodes to get rid of those annoying script tags!

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    Comment #7431226

    What is crazygames and why is nothing happening on that page?

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    Comment #6341310

    please properly indent the code snippents

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    Comment #5960752

    It really doesn't deserve the real estate that it's taking up. Terrible decision imo.

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    Comment #5960732

    YES. 1000+ commits is so useless. Also I wanted to look at the commit history and it was entirely unobvious that you can click "1000+ commits".