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ratbeard

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    Comment #24438371

    Yep. And trailing commas,

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    Comment #22318922

    A 'saving…' or 'loading…' popup or any type of interaction preventing mask is a common UX pattern in my opinion in javascripts heavy apps. We didn't care about testing the popup at…

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    Comment #22313437

    We invested a large amount of time in them recently, and I agree they are terrible to write. We dare not even turn on IE or any other browser, we can't even keep the tests green in…

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    Comment #21233461

    Pre dece comment explaining some deets why quantum mechanics and general relativity seem incompatible: https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2019/10/11/co...

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    Comment #17592838

    From this story I take away: - A Sr. Marketing staff member saw technical deficiencies in the project and pulled a _complete 180°_ literally days before showtime in front of a huge…

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    Comment #17118628

    I've been happy with 1password as well, other than two times my vault would not unlock until I restarted my computer. Making it seem like you lost access to all your passwords seem…

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    Comment #15132750

    I think the single quotes are correct, and are whats in my history. I think they're arguments to the zmv program, which itself does the expansion and $1 substitutions. Otherwise I …

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    Comment #15129367

    zmv is great for when doing mass renaming of files, in zshell. You can for example rename all .jade files to .pug with: autoload -U zmv # or put this line in your ~/.zshrc zmv -w '…

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    Comment #14671334

    I'd agree that angular 2 was a letdown. Seems like most people are like me and like typescript, the cli, and a better router, but those could have been incrementally added instead …

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    Comment #12143728

    It'd be handy if there was a page listing his comments you could point those who don't really follow what he's said to.

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    Comment #12053130

    Chaos monkey - http://techblog.netflix.com/2012/07/chaos-monkey-released-in... Nope, not related.

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    Comment #11906950

    why is it called heapq?

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    Comment #11737698

    I use it for 'style classes' that you add to an element purely to get some styling change - for example '.pad-left' or '.text-center'. In this case you may be trying to override a …

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    Comment #11730584

    It seems possible to add heuristics like 'the canvas element has requested more than X fonts within about Y seconds' and then treat that as a tracking script and do something like …

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    Comment #11582877

    A downside is everyone on your team has to learn how to use it.

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    Comment #11344590

    We've got an iPad 2 that is not useless, but much worse after upgrading to ios9. I still play Kingdom Rush games on it but its so slow now its too frustrating to use for internet b…

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    Comment #11259286

    My gut tells me asking for donations probably won't bring in that much, unfortunately :| Just wanted to say this project looks awesome. Builtin https configuration and the simplici…

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    Comment #11002660

    Or Epic healthcare in Madison, that was my first job out of college and continues to grow at an insane rate. MUMPS was a kinda cool language - I liked it a lot better than VB6 whic…

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    Comment #10991837

    jQuery's api seemed innovative and quite different than the other libraries I used at the time. - css selectors to get at nodes. Very dom-focused, but without messing w/ prototypes…

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    Comment #9202377

    It seems like you'd have to avoid having async code inside of an autorun, otherwise when it resumes `Tracker.currentComputation` could be different?

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    Comment #9153144

    Ah, that makes sense re:same size as if you added jquery, and the API abstractions do sound better. Though as a counterpoint (and relevant to angular 2 :) I read they're going to j…

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    Comment #9152737

    I imagine they've improved the runtime size since that stack overflow post was posted a few years ago. However I've never used dart and just tried it out using a basic html sample …

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    Comment #9152331

    Yes Dart compiles to javascript, but it has pretty different semantics from javascript and needs to insert extra javacript to get your transpiled javascript to run. For example, no…

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    Comment #9152053

    Dart requires loading a dart runtime js file on to the page, as far as I know. And I think they would claim Typescript is javascript + some extra stuff on top, whereas dart is a wh…

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    Comment #9021717

    Not to discredit what you're saying, but I've heard two drinks a day for men, and no more than 4(?) in a single day is not considered abuse. http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-livin…