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by xntrk 5y ago
So go. Thank you!
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by xntrk 7y ago
"524. Solicit new business." how did i never think of this before...
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by xntrk 7y ago
My understanding was that each await would "block" (creates a new function in a then block that will get execed once the promise resolves). if you wanted to run the two in parallel you would have to Promise.all([promise1, promise
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by xntrk 7y ago
I thought they were actually slightly different things. Italian ice being much harder and water ice being softer. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2016/08/10/489217423/wa... the wikipedia s
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by xntrk 8y ago
What are you using state machines for now? just wondering. I have been looking into JS state machines (mostly xstate) in order to model UIs better.
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by xntrk 8y ago
What is the smallest text fragment that can be copyrighted?
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by xntrk 8y ago
I would have liked to have seen some comparisons. Showing javascript syntax but then not showing anything else and then saying its good is not really an argument. And aren't frontend dev essentially forced to use javascript since we ca
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by xntrk 8y ago
What happens if the house doesn't get a lot of sunlight because of trees or other obstructions?
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by xntrk 9y ago
If clojure is your thing there is core-logic https://github.com/clojure/core.logic
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by xntrk 9y ago
The author over looked flow-typed which I believe is an analog of DefinitelyTyped.
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by xntrk 10y ago
NYC - 30 min walk to the office.
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by xntrk 10y ago
Hasn't chain of custody been broken then? How can we be sure that the Best Buy tech didn't put illegal images on the machine.
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by xntrk 10y ago
is java a requirement though? or was it only a requirement because of google closure?
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by xntrk 10y ago
Does anyone know what this means for clojurescript?
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by xntrk 10y ago
I took a look at Facebook's Flow type checker for Javascript seems like it would really help with a lot of the authors complaints but would still get to right mostly plain JS.
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by xntrk 10y ago
was expecting some kind of comic sans troll.
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by xntrk 10y ago
I guess she'll be switching to ebooks now...
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by xntrk 10y ago
I like the strong mission statement "it might be worth..."
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by xntrk 10y ago
either overreaching or possibly doing some work for lobbyists for the telecoms?
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by xntrk 11y ago
I like the subject is "General Finance". It seems like pretty specific case study to me....
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by xntrk 11y ago
I have served once and would have to agree it was frustrating. Some people on the jury were not willing to even talk about their viewpoint after a few hours into deliberation.
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by xntrk 11y ago
And if you start talking about non-equity markets there is a lot of trading done on BBG as well.
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by xntrk 11y ago
"invest at 10% (you get to work out where)" if you could really do this you wouldn't have to work (at the current rates environment). You could start selling bonds for say 7% return and collect 3% for free!
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by xntrk 11y ago
I wonder what the AT&T unlimited TV package will look like. I assume it will be limited to 10 hrs of TV a month, and then once you go over you only get commercials.
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by xntrk 11y ago
Who wants to file "Method of assigning exclusive rights to an inventor." with me?
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by xntrk 12y ago
It's not even just software patents though. Amazon just got some crazy patent on taking pictures on a totally white background which has been around forever..
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by xntrk 12y ago
As soon as the support more coffee shops in midtown i'm buying in. The map they have of the indy coffee shops is something that does seem pretty useful. At least to me.
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by xntrk 12y ago
I have been using Tonx for about a year and it has been awesome. Hopefully this doesn't change much about the service.
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by xntrk 13y ago
Maybe it was a news story they picked up from the Onion. :)
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by xntrk 13y ago
Vamoose seems kind of interesting but they don't do NYC/Philly which is what I would need. It would probably be cheeper then Amtrak which would be awesome.

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