KamBha

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by KamBha 5y ago
I find this argument a little odd:- "Frameworks do not keep retro-compatibility" I would argue that is a good thing and in the case of Spring, doesn't feel true. In part, Spring is so hard to learn because it has too much sup
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by KamBha 6y ago
I daily drive FF and even develop using it. Everyone else in the company use Chrome. Recently one of our clients complained about a performance issue, I tried to replicate it on my fast PC, but could not replicate. The people who could repl
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by KamBha 7y ago
I only test in Firefox, because FF is my browser of choice. Everyone else in the office only tests on Chrome because that is their browser of choice. We all know it is wrong, but cross browser compatibility makes it so much easier to forget
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by KamBha 8y ago
I use Firefox day in and day out and the only time I have found myself using Chrome is when I have to do profiling and even then that is because profiling tools in all browsers kinda sucks. I have often wondered what is the killer feature t
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by KamBha 8y ago
We have been using Stride for a few months and are baffled by how bad it can be and how it seems to miss key features that was in Hipchat (such as a call indicator). I used to always say "this is not the hard part of your job, stride &
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by KamBha 9y ago
While I agree that the more investment is probably required in rural areas, I think your assertion that the reason why rural areas are being under funded is incorrect. Reality is that more people now live in urban areas[1]. Democracy being
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by KamBha 9y ago
I have never really coded in C# or in the .Net platform, but I remember when it came out. I always thought that prior to C# 1.0 being released, the Java language was stuck. There was no generics, annotations, enumerations, for/each loo
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by KamBha 9y ago
https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/news/viral-news/hilarious-rumour...
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by KamBha 9y ago
Regarding FF headless mode:- https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1338004 Basically, WIP. For now, if you have NodeJS:- https://slimerjs.org/ It is kinda headless.
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by KamBha 9y ago
Not sure if the author of this link is responsible for this page, but it does not work in Firefox :(
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by KamBha 10y ago
"Tell me about that one time you solved an interesting problem?" I agree if that was the only thing you asked, you wouldn't get a good answer. However, if you then dug into their answer you can probably tell if it is BS or n
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by KamBha 10y ago
Personally, I disliked the fact that Chrome would spawn so many processes. This has become less of an issue (as each process is no longer as heavy), but was a big deal previously as other people at work would constantly complain about their
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by KamBha 10y ago
Just curious, has anyone seen if there are performance improvements in Javascript DOM manipulation (eg adding elements or attributes in JS)?
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by KamBha 11y ago
Reminds me of Paganitzu ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paganitzu )
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by KamBha 12y ago
I also follow this rule or I try and state things as if they are my opinion. So instead of:- > This method should not be static. I would say > I think this method should not be static. I will also follow up with a reason. For exampl