calvin

17 years here (wow). I don’t post much but I get a lot out of this site and it’s one of my few daily reads. Grateful for the site, its mods, and the contributors.

Happy Thanksgiving!

If it’s something involving property damage or another issue requiring reimbursement, I’d recommend seeking legal advice and the lawyers can send whatever correspondence is needful.

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Great way to trigger more bank runs. I don’t think this will help.

You should still be able to use alt="" to indicate that it is "decorative" and not meaningful imagery for a visually-impaired user.

Look up Techless or The Light Phone, those may be more aligned with your desires

It’s a feature that Deno has and that works on the web (ESM imports from URLs). People have use cases for it and they want it. That’s not to say it’s secure by default of course but the demand is there.

The constitution protects all American people and businesses. People should absolutely study it, understand it, and use it as part of their reasoning when it comes to responses to government or other legal requests.

And before that the Soviets, British, and others for centuries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasions_of_Afghanistan

The CTO and security teams and devs will care. The language decision has a broad impact on how to secure the application, engineering community (who can you hire), etc. It’s a big decision.

From Apple’s perspective, this is a good time to have a more affordable phone available for people who need to upgrade (broken, damaged, or lost phone) or are getting their first phone (kids).

pre-launch price tracker startup | Software Engineer (Contract) | Part-Time | Remote (US and EU preferred)

We are looking for a contract Software Engineer for full-stack web app development in the cloud. We need an engineer with 2+ years of software engineering experience (code, system design, and cloud architecture). We prefer an engineer with Firebase and Google Cloud Platform experience, but if you’re curious, willing to learn, and able to solve problems, reach out. Please email me (address is on my profile) your resume, an example from your portfolio (description of work; screenshots if available), a link to github if you have any open source contributions, and tell me something that you would improve on your favorite shopping website.

The “ME” is part of the name now for a reason. They have more information than symptoms alone. ME is the newer name for it, but CFS has been the more commonly used term.

Title for post should be “Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Initiative”

Bing supports AMP, too.

https://blogs.bing.com/search/September-2016/bing-app-joins-...

CSS file missing, 500 error:

    Access Denied
    You don't have permission to access "http://images.apple.com/v/iphone/home/w/built/styles/overview.built.css" on this server.

    Reference #18.d7ce33b8.1515463786.2649f685

Age shouldn't be an issue. I'm in my 30s and I have a mentor. I mentor others. I've had both older mentors and younger mentors. I've mentored both older and younger people. To me, age isn't a factor.

As the mentee, it's about finding somebody who knows something you don't know and is willing to talk to you and answer your questions. As a software engineer, I find it valuable to meet with and talk to people who know more about various aspect of engineering -- the tech side of things (coding + architecture) and the business side of things (growing in leadership skills and knowledge of how to function within a business).

Even at a large company, depending on location, it can be difficult to find somebody to meet with. I mentor others both local and remote who work at the same company because sometimes they're not able to find anybody else with a similar role in their location. I'd recommend being willing to meet with remote mentors.

I don't have a specific link/reference I can provide you, but it came out during Q&A at one of the HTTP/2 presentations at Velocity Conference 2016.

You still need good solutions for bundling assets because network connections aren't free.

The approach you advocate can have adverse side-effects to web performance. It would help with the initial load time due to reduced initial JS, but if you end up loading a few or dozens of additional JS modules asynchronously you're talking about a lot of extra HTTP requests. Over HTTP 1 that's a big problem, and even over HTTP 2 each additional asset sent over a multi-plexed connection has overhead (~1ms or more).

In the livestream video, they show using draft.js features for @-mentions in normal posts, and for rich text features in their Notes feature.

For faster initial render and SEO purposes it's important for many sites to render their content on the server first. React may not be targeted primarily at this type of application, but it's a legitimate use case for the author to consider and address.

It failed for me because I'd already clicked the link and they set a cookie.

Solution: open the search in an ncognito window or privacy window, and then click through to WSJ.

Chrome: COMMAND-SHIFT-N Firefox: COMMAND-SHIFT-P

Issue #1: performance claims based on tests from one device configuration. The best performance data is gathered from as many sources as possible. In the spectrum of statistics, one data point is not enough.

Issue #2: "Personally I have found the Peacekeeper results to be a reliable measurement of web browsers performance." Is there data to back up this claim?

Based on what evidence?

IE11 has pretty solid web standards support:

https://status.modern.ie/?iestatuses=implemented&browserstat...

And Edge promises a lot more.