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Re:Most popular tech companies in Silicon Valley by zalew on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @04:39PM (#5481926)
offtopic: while I'm sadly not surprised by yet another page that takes js gymnastics to load simple text after loads of time staring at a blank page, could somebody explain what's going on in that source code? o_0

    <span id="manifestyml" style="display:none">
      ---
    FB-PaulG.jpg: FB-PaulG-68c51e61990724176b68959e2e686ce8.jpg
    FB-PaulG/index.jpg: FB-PaulG-68c51e61990724176b68959e2e686ce8.jpg
    HR-codeeditor-screenshot.png: HR-codeeditor-screenshot-859996176c0a9ce1b8e4f1e8622128a0.png
    HR-codeeditor-screenshot/index.png: HR-codeeditor-screenshot-859996176c0a9ce1b8e4f1e8622128a0.png
    HR-homepage-screenshot.png: HR-homepage-screenshot-bce0c47541de64b962c50001bb0fce04.png
    HR-homepage-screenshot/index.png: HR-homepage-screenshot-bce0c47541de64b962c50001bb0fce04.png
    ...
    </span>
Re:Most popular tech companies in Silicon Valley by idlecool on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:24PM (#5482198)
This block keeps track of assets and their hashed paths. We makes sure all our (hackerrank) assets are being pulled in from cloudfront without any need for path invalidation after each "assets compiled" production push.
Re:Most popular tech companies in Silicon Valley by zalew on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:27PM (#5482218)
but why do you push 1200 lines of this to the client? and why do you display a simple article with js?
Re:Most popular tech companies in Silicon Valley by rvivek on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @05:38PM (#5482287)
It is wrong. It should be removed. On it.