bdchauvette

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by bdchauvette 8y ago
I did once, about 18 months ago. A couple of problems I remember having: - Not all features (e.g. most built in directives) work in JSX, and some 3rd party libs didn't work at all as JSX components. - The JSX isn't a direct mappin
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
> 2. Paper and pen (the surfer example) also have technological constraints. It's a "2D" surface, width of line, etc. This is true, but it's kind of true in the same way that walking and flying both have movement cons
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
> It depends on language, in Japanese input methods a lot of emoji can be written exactly the same way you write rest words. The SwiftKey keyboard on Android offers this feature. If you turn it on and type 'angry', for example
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
I'm not sure about other countries, but in Zambia at least the malaria rates are not spread uniformly around the country [1]. If your family is in Lusaka, for example, both they and your daughter should be pretty safe, especially if th
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
The GP might be referring to the fact that Facebook also has a project called Flux [1]. [1] https://facebook.github.io/flux/
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
The short, unsatisfying answer is that using `class` is deprecated in React, and has been for a while. For a longer answer, take a look at the discussion of issue #4433 on github [1], especially the following comment by spicyj [2]: > [..
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
I can't be certain without the sentence that generated the tag, but coming from a linguistics background, RELCL is probably 'relative clause'.
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
For anyone who's curious about the stereotypical 'oot' and 'aboot' vowels, Wikipedia has a nice overview[1] of the phenomenon (Canadian Raising). [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_rais
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
This is fantastic! I might not be seeing this feature, but do you have any plans to add pre-built sets of cards? I understand the purpose is to practice skills relevant to oneself, but it would be nice to have at least a set of basic cards
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
This is a small project I've been working on the last couple weeks. It's finally at a point where I think it's OK to share with other people. If you have any questions or feedback, let me know! :)
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Show HN: Leipzig.js – Interlinear glossing for the browser(bdchauvette.github.io)
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
Shortly after independence, Zambia also briefly had an unofficial space program: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/10/old-we... http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/the-
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
Location: Lusaka, Zambia; Manchester, NH, USA Remote: Yes Relocate: Maybe Resume: https://db.tt/0rNMMaem / http://github.com/bdchauvette Email: bdchauvette@gmail.com Technologies: * JS: node / ioj
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
Neither the title here nor the article itself claim it to be his first book, only an incredibly influential one. The article even agrees with you: > §3 sets out a radically revised structure for transformational grammars, quietly abandon
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
Location: Lusaka, Zambia; Manchester, NH, USA Remote: Yes Relocate: Maybe Resume: https://db.tt/0rNMMaem Email: bdchauvette@gmail.com Technologies: * JS: node / iojs, express, knockout, lodash, nunjucks, mocha, jQuery
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by bdchauvette 11y ago
og:description is metadata for facebook's OpenGraph. [1] twitter:description one is metadata for Twitter Cards. [2] itemprop="description" is metadata in the microdata format [3] ---- [1] http://ogp.me/ [2]