itafroma

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PHP Through a Screen Reader: Small Syntax Choices That Matter(thephp.foundation)
2 points by itafroma 3mo ago|0 comments
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by itafroma 7y ago
Yes: { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "type": "object", "properties": { "price": {
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by itafroma 9y ago
> i'd also like to see "don't deliver to my house option", meaning i'll come and pick it up from a depot the same day. This almost exists in Portland, OR at least: many items have an option for "one-day pick
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by itafroma 9y ago
I would highly recommend James Felici's The Complete Manual of Typography . Goes through all the core concepts of typography and why they matter, and provides a number of guidelines.
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by itafroma 10y ago
> Have they finally updated packages like php and ruby? PHP: > ▶ /usr/bin/php -v > PHP 5.6.24 (cli) (built: Aug 8 2016 16:58:37) > Copyright (c) 1997-2016 The PHP Group > Zend Engine v2.6.0, Copyright (c) 1998
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by itafroma 10y ago
> It has fallback to SMS functionality, but SMS apps are rejected from the Apple App store. Which guideline are you thinking of? My search for "SMS" only found two unrelated guidelines: > 1.1.6 False information and features
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by itafroma 11y ago
The purpose of the signature is to establish legal solemnity, not identity or authority. It's why you can sign with just an X, and why really important contracts still need to notarized (which does establish identity).
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by itafroma 11y ago
1. Yes, they are allowed to do that, assuming you're an at will employee with no contract that specifies otherwise. 2. I'd give notice, citing the change in performance review and withdrawal of the promotion/raise as the caus
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by itafroma 11y ago
The NEWS file defines what the pragma actually is,[1], but you'd use it like so: # frozen_string_literal: true str = 'foo' str << 'bar' This will now produce an error: # main.rb:3:in `&l
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by itafroma 11y ago
> Anyone know if they're supposed to be banned or not? They are prohibited by App Store review guidelines 5.5 and 5.6:[1] > 5.5 Apps that use Push Notifications to send unsolicited messages, or for the purpose of phishing or spam
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by itafroma 11y ago
The board outlined their side in a press release shortly after Zimmer's termination: http://ir.menswearhouse.com/press-releases/detail/12/mens-we...
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by itafroma 11y ago
It seems he had a few bouts with the board about various issues and lost: http://ir.menswearhouse.com/press-releases/detail/12/mens-we...
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by itafroma 11y ago
Official announcement on the Android Dev blog: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2015/11/android-studi...
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by itafroma 11y ago
> Correction, this is chapter 11 bankruptcy. This isn't the same as standard bankruptcy. This is the same kind of bankruptcy that 50 Cent is going through. It doesn't mean you have no money, it allows you to reasses your financ
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by itafroma 11y ago
> Meanwhile, DOTA2 is a thing... After an IP battle that was settled out of court.[1] Valve also does not use any of Blizzard's assets in Dota 2. [1]: http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/11/blizzard-and-va
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by itafroma 11y ago
> will this create an expectation in Kickstarter backers that they'll always get either the product or their money back, thus creating some sort of reputational debt-slavery for the project creators who genuinely just use up the mon
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by itafroma 11y ago
> Will other projects feel pressure to refund if they don't pan out? They should as it's one of the remedies Kickstarter requires projects to pursue should they be unable to complete the project and fulfill the rewards:[1] >
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by itafroma 11y ago
For those confused about the codename, it's explained in this post by Linus: http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.g... > .. after extensive statistical analysis of my G
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by itafroma 11y ago
The one person I saw using it, at least when it was relatively new, was Matt Cutts to organize the questions asked for the daily Google Webmasters videos. Though those seemed to have died out almost a year ago, and they had moved to the Pro
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by itafroma 11y ago
> A lot? Please stop spreading wrong info. In the words of an internal developer, You may disagree with me saying "a lot", and that's fair, but I don't think it's fair to say it's "wrong info" and
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by itafroma 11y ago
> Maybe there seem to be some alternatives? This is not meant to be an endorsement of this method, but PHP <7.0 uses a single-pass compilation where the parser itself does the opcode compilation. A lot of the buggy and quirky behavior
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by itafroma 11y ago
> I feel like I want to test what happens if you put values like "", false, " ", 0, an empty array, etc etc etc in front of ??. All of those would result in the variable being assigned those values: the null check use
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by itafroma 11y ago
Note this is just Zend's take on what's important in PHP 7: it's not a complete list. A more comprehensive list: - Dual-mode scalar type hints (weak by default, toggleable to strict via a per-file syntax) ( https://
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PHP's type hinting RFC is good enough(marktrapp.com)
4 points by itafroma 12y ago|0 comments
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by itafroma 12y ago
> but they aren't going to like hearing forecasts of 2-16 inches. The NWS provides probabilistic accumulation guidance: http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/pwpf/wwd_accum_probs.php?fpd=48... Similar to what this artic
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by itafroma 12y ago
I kept my profile there for a while from 2011-2012 and at the time I didn't get any leads. When I actively searched for job postings there, they mostly seemed to be within a few core areas, usually aligning with the same things Stack O
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by itafroma 12y ago
> It's Sony Pictures Entertainment that got hacked, not Sony. They're completely separate companies, yet the media fails to recognize that. Sony is a very large conglomerate: while it would be incorrect to say that, say, Sony
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by itafroma 12y ago
> Meanwhile, Palestine is still a colony of Israel but hey they don't have a nice TLD so who bothers. The relationship between Palestine and the IANA is not very similar to .io and the Chagossians. Palestine has two TLDs—.ps and .فل
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by itafroma 12y ago
> Non-citizens, too? The general rule is that anyone, citizen and non-citizen, can make a FOIA request.[1] However, the law as interpreted by the Supreme Court only provides a guarantee to open access for US citizens when making a reques
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by itafroma 12y ago
> I find adobe.com really interesting. What were they doing back then? Adobe was founded by ex-Xerox PARC employees, so perhaps not surprisingly their first couple of successes were printing related: PostScript and Type 1 fonts in 1982

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