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by alptrv 10y ago
Got the same on nexus 5
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by alptrv 12y ago
Are there any plans to introduce generators or async/await?
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by alptrv 12y ago
The great thing about Firefox is that it is completely customisable. You could use a theme like this https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fxchrome/ I personally like it even more than Australis
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by alptrv 13y ago
I see this comment every time for many of years in almost every discussion about using JSON for configuration and while YAML is certainly used by many projects most of the people still continue to use JSON and I think that's because YA
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by alptrv 13y ago
I'd with the design would be more dense, it's a nice design and I understand that designers did it deliberately because they know whitespace does matters, but when it comes to web sites like Github I think the most important thing
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by alptrv 13y ago
I think that's not a problem with significant whitespace, but the problem with CoffeeScript syntax. I'm programming in Python and had been programming in Coffescript and I always found Coffescript code much harder to read than cod
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by alptrv 13y ago
The site is down for many hours. The cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by alptrv 13y ago
This is a Chrome bug https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=236298
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by alptrv 13y ago
Yeah, I have this issue too, though I'm using stable Chrome, I thought that if this is a bug it must be already reported, the funny thing is that I tried to google it and all I got was some articles about web-fonts and icon fonts rende
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by alptrv 13y ago
Usually most of the people realise the need for this kind of tools when they are facing a need/requirement to develop a single page web application (SPA). If you don't need to make one then it's ok to use jquery or even add s
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by alptrv 13y ago
It is exactly the point where our interests collide - when I'm using your library, I want to have a control over your library, because I'm using it. I don't want you library to control me an the way I use it. It's a tail
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by alptrv 13y ago
Well, that depends on your starting point, if you're a private state proponent then it may be a hack for you. I'm more of a control freak and I'm on a side of 'everything is public, lets code by interface', so for m
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by alptrv 13y ago
Why hide it completely? What about exposing your interface by convention like in Python? Never heard anyone suffering from inability to make methods and fields private in Python.
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by alptrv 13y ago
Well if they use your private members thats all in theirs responsibility. What if they just want to make the thing work, ship the product, whatever else, and don't care about new versions.
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by alptrv 13y ago
I always wanted to know why would anyone want to hide their code at all? If you making a library you would never know how people going to use it. Why don't expose public interface using naming conventions and let the people freedom to
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by alptrv 13y ago
Am I the only one who don't like this new trend when every second website now is designed with the low contrast and native OS antialiasing disabled? I'm 24 and I just can't read the summaries on this site. Just compare the tw
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by alptrv 13y ago
On Mac OS it's not ok either, thanks to `-webkit-font-smoothing:antialised` and low contrast.
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by alptrv 13y ago
Yeah, he safe, he was pushed to the right, you can see it at 0:09
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by alptrv 13y ago
Uhm, didn't know about that it never happened to me
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by alptrv 13y ago
text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; may help in some cases
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by alptrv 13y ago
Basically JSONP is used by API providers, so that theirs API might be called by JavaScript running in browser. Until CORS[1] got supported by current browsers, JSONP was used to get some JSON from an API located on different domain (well it
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by alptrv 13y ago
can you elaborate why is client side encryption isn't secure at all?
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by alptrv 13y ago
Maybe because there are many other currencies besides bitcoin, what about ripple, litecoin, etc? Would they alter the standart every time to add one of them?
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by alptrv 13y ago
Yeah, I'm using it since it was created. Funny that visiting HN associates for me with visiting hckrnews.com
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by alptrv 14y ago
Why every second website now uses this -webkit-font-smoothing: antialized? Fonts look unreadable for me on mac os. Why to make a decision for user on how to render fonts? EDIT: Made a screenshot to illustrate the problem: https://www.dropb
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by alptrv 14y ago
But I assumed that backend isn't connected to the client directly, it's connected to the proxy server, and the proxy server holds tcp connections to the clients, and of course can hold millions of them.
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by alptrv 14y ago
Can anyone explain how proxying websockets wouldn't hit the port number limit on the proxy server? If I understand correctly, when we would proxy tcp connections the workers on the backend server would able to hold only up to 64k connecti
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by alptrv 14y ago
I think you need to update your post with the clarification that you don't have to add XSS directly to the login page - you can steal user's password from whatever page the user are currently in, even if they are already logged in.
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Ask HN: Any chances to eventually relocate to US if working remotely?
6 points by alptrv 14y ago|3 comments
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by alptrv 14y ago
I don't know why author thinks that blocking IO is a "One of the most frustrating things when you start with go" because from the very beginning of leaning Go most articles, tutorials and books tells that golang uses goroutines to achieve c

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