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windowojji

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    Comment #28023184

    For other small JS engines similar to QuickJS see Hermes: https://github.com/facebook/hermes

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    Comment #27853048

    Not just that: > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that."

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    Comment #27853045

    What makes you think that everyone who wrote the Constitution and relevant documents 250 years ago was infallible? The founding fathers got plenty of things wrong, knowing they wer…

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    Comment #27600927

    I'm amazed that DDG/Brave don't understand that typing something immediately after a "!" on a smartphone is annoying and difficult. DDG only supports "!" after the character for a …

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    Comment #27580911

    `hg` literally already has `hg undo` as a command. It's good that `git` can have a similar tool

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    Comment #27418352

    > promote you right out of software development and into management At good companies, these two jobs run parallel, not one on top of the other. Management should be viewed as a si…

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    Comment #27365440

    Please say which country you're referring to when you say "in my country" on the internet. It allows others to contextualize and verify otherwise useless information.

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    Comment #27299012

    See the grandparent, which rightly asserts that reddit search is bad.

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    Comment #27092524

    The problem with this is that schools tend to very specifically teach TI calculators while leaving other calculators to the children to self-teach. This is fine if you're a kid who…

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    Comment #26885278

    I don't think parent was saying Robinhood was good at executing trades, just that its UI was more functional than other brokers'.

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    Comment #26871002

    It should be 0.

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    Comment #26870696

    I appreciate my custom CSS just fine, thanks.

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    Comment #26869504

    [bgcolor="#ff6600"] { background: #008 !important; } body > center > table > tbody > tr:first-child > td { background: #008 !important; } Here's some CSS rules if you want to chang…

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    Comment #26858643

    Here's some more Baader Meinhof from me: Omnibus did an episode on B Traven[0], but also did episodes on Baader Meinhof[1][2]! [0] https://www.omnibusproject.com/317 [1] https://ww…

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    Comment #26408305

    Can you elaborate on this? const and let should be interchangeable from a performance perspective because it's not like the engine needs your input to know whether a binding is rea…

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    Comment #26324524

    For some reason people who cook in the USA believe that food isn't worth eating unless it looks like meat. I'm astonished at the amount of time that I go to eat "vegetarian" food a…

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    Comment #26130166

    Does C have destructors?

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    Comment #25923682

    I like that the website you linked still has Google Analytics JS embedded.

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    Comment #25855413

    Read the user manual . I'm not trying to be snarky - the user manual is explicitly something that isn't the same as the reference and the user manual is called out as the next step…

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    Comment #25804770

    > it's applied to a small enough input The whole point of big-O notation is to analyze algorithms as they're applied to input of size `n` larger than some `n_0`. Of course it's not…

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    Comment #25804752

    > Lim [x -> inf] O(f(x))/O(g(x)) I understand both limits and I've taught asymptotic analysis in the past. O(f(x)) and O(g(x)) are sets. How does one divide two sets? This explanat…

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    Comment #25515442

    See also Vim koans https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/vim-koans/

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    Comment #25491308

    I worked on a game boy emulator a while ago to learn C. I did pretty well and was able to run most games I came across just fine, but never got audio working...I just couldn't unde…

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    Comment #25491291

    Project Euler is very specifically a website that requires both math knowledge and programming ability. It's designed to expose people to difficult math concepts, while advent of c…