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by secoif 10y ago
Something very unsettling about a government mandating ISPs block/sniff/track your internet traffic on behalf of the film industry. If only the government was equally motivated to remedy injustices incurred by those who aren&#x2
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by secoif 10y ago
Can someone confirm that this actually works? Seems like a pretty weak attempt at a block if true. I think the real problem is them sniffing your traffic. > I wish iOS allowed you to change DNS for celluar networks. Are you torrenting fr
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by secoif 10y ago
On the surface, the rax-redux implementation appears to be a lot simpler. For example, react-redux's connect spans all these files https://github.com/reactjs/react-redux/tree/75658dab18f7fe3e... and incl
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by secoif 10y ago
For data that's mostly to do with the the API provided by the particular mongodb driver, than mongodb itself. Mongo stores and transmits BSON, not JSON. Most mongo drivers expose an API that serialises your data to BSON for writes and
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by secoif 10y ago
Doing it this way requires overriding every single built-in rule that uses the property you're trying to override… including states like :hover, :before, :disabled, :disabled and :hover, etc which can be easy to miss. I've had som
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by secoif 10y ago
These components look and work great, but unfortunately are a real headache to retheme unless you want to pull in a sass/less toolchain in addition to what you're currently using. This is a pain in the ass if you already have your
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by secoif 10y ago
Compiled JavaScript?
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by secoif 10y ago
technical debt and not wanting to break people's workflows
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by secoif 10y ago
no, it just installs everything it can into the top level node_modules. npm@2 would do this to a degree as well, it was just less sophisticated about it.
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by secoif 10y ago
what you described is npm@2's behaviour. npm@3 will flatten dependencies as much as possible
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by secoif 10y ago
My experience with melatonin: If I take the normal dose of >3mg, I'll experience incredible irritability the following day. I become sensitive to sound and anything that isn't entirely perfect. Things make me feel unreasonably
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by secoif 10y ago
Did this as a course on Coursera with a group of friends. Highly recommended.
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by secoif 10y ago
> "…they care more about monetizing their users than their users privacy or interest." Sadly this is true for all but a handful of companies.
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by secoif 10y ago
> "Lambda is not well documented" AWS in general is not well documented. Well-written drivel mostly. My guess is that there's little to no feedback between documentation writers & developers actually trying to use that
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by secoif 10y ago
Why do many language home pages not show a single sample of the language?
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by secoif 10y ago
broken vs different
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by secoif 10y ago
Ubisoft appears to have some institutional problems. Their other recent Tom Clancy title, Rainbow Six Siege, is hands-down one of the most rewarding & intense shooters I've ever played, however it too is yet to realise its full pot
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by secoif 10y ago
Same issue in Singapore. The Netflix library available here doesn't even contain the latest season of House of Cards – and it's a bloody Netflix production. I would love to pay someone for timely content, but now that Netflix is
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by secoif 10y ago
npm has namespaces. https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scope
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by secoif 11y ago
Yeah this is a long way off and lots of things need to happen before node can even consider this… 1. TC39 needs to get async functions to stage 4: https://github.com/tc39/ecma262/blob/master/README.md 2
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by secoif 11y ago
> what (generic) code is `super` syntactic sugar for? super.propertyOnSuper ~= this.__proto__.propertyOnSuper super() in constructor ~= ParentConstructor.call(this) and some tools provide such things like this.super_: https:&#
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by secoif 11y ago
Yet another language on HN that doesn't show a single code snippet on the linked page. Link should probably go here http://www.taodyne.com/tutorial-2.0.html#/language
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by secoif 11y ago
If you'd used leveldb from the beginning you wouldn't have this problem as it will happily work on the server and in the browser https://www.npmjs.com/package/level-js
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by secoif 11y ago
Anyone looking for the zsh equivalent of the `bind -P | grep` command, it's just `bindkey`.
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by secoif 11y ago
One downside of passing data as `this` that isn't mentioned is you can't use the concise function syntax `=>`. If we ever get thin arrows this problem will go away.
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by secoif 11y ago
The V8 4.2 update adds support for Native Classes in JavaScript: https://github.com/iojs/io.js/issues/1393 Significant & controversial.
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by secoif 11y ago
The argument here is that when things go sour you can restore a running process more quickly. Of course things should actually work and issues should be fixed, nobody is suggesting that.
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by secoif 11y ago
I've been working on a similar tool that works with (some) real browsers. Pipe JS in, get console logs out. Simple. https://github.com/hughsk/smokestack
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by secoif 12y ago
Compile-time checks can't make guarantees about 3rd party code or user input.
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by secoif 12y ago
The real benefit of one language everywhere is reduced penalty for context switching and flexibility with your architecture. The promise of "code reuse" is very alluring but reusing application code rarely happens in reality. Ho

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