yeswecan

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by yeswecan 15y ago
Or he naively thought the signal to noise ratio would be higher.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
When you have programmers who are more proficient in writing JavaScript than Ruby or PHP. Better a PHP expert using PHP than a cowboy coder using Node just because it is the new hotness.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
That's a terrible argument. I still write and read Python with libraries that use C (for example: the entire standard library). If you want an example that fits the point you are trying to make, consider Lua/C, where you _can_ mix the two e
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by yeswecan 15y ago
In word, yes. You either work for a company that believes in incentivising employees to stay, or you leave.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
That means all links under list items in the unordered list with the id "social", including non direct children (e.g. an <a> inside an <em> inside a <p> as well as just an <a> inside an <li>).
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by yeswecan 15y ago
One can imagine the hypothetical scenario where a large filling station network would offer a battery subscription service of sorts, whereby you can stop at a station, swap in a charged battery, and drive off.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
If you are using <ul> and <li> elements for your links it's one fewer tag in your HTML: <ul class="nav"> <li></li> </ul> vs <nav> <ul>
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by yeswecan 15y ago
It's not really grammatically sound, but rather a result of shortening the phrase/sentence while still making sense.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
The only way to guarantee it is to have an HTML tag to identify the fraction - <frac>11/63</frac> or similar.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
Let us not forget that GitHub is a major reason why people choose Git. If Bitbucket (or a hypothetical HgHub) had taken the larger market share first, we'd likely see more projects using Hg than Git.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
Perhaps if you conflate "users want to associate themselves, from time to time, with brands" and "users want to interact with brands".
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by yeswecan 15y ago
I would hardly call Jennifer's Body a dumb movie.
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by yeswecan 15y ago
I don't know about the transfer cost, but I know they do have free DNS as I use it myself.