yepperino

You're right. I'm going to go back to uuencoding my tar files and posting them on usenet.

I use industry standard IOCCC formatting rules. Doesn't everyone?

http://www.ioccc.org/2015/endoh1/prog.c

Weirder still - why do I follow him from job to job?

It's probably been stated a million times before but it's hard to remember what coding was like before github. CVS and subversion - what's that? Github is so pervasive that when a project uses another git code sharing site you just get annoyed. Github Issues may suck, but it's so darn convenient and so well integrated. It's far worse when a project uses another ticket tracking system and just uses github for pull requests. Just give in to our new code overlords and go with the flow.

> In order to combat trailing commas I normally place the comma on the following line

Ah okay, so you're that guy whose code I have to reformat in every new job.

Unquoted keywords are valid ES5.1 object properties.

    alert(JSON.stringify({delete: "me", for: 1, var: 2}));

results in:

    {"delete":"me","for":1,"var":2}

The only browser it does not work in is IE8 and earlier.

It's not a server. You can't implement a redis-compatible server in 100 lines of Go code. How did this make it to the front page of HN?

This guy articulated my thoughts better:

https://blog.mozilla.org/opendesign/now-for-the-fun-part/#co...

The proposed logos don't look like anything. They either need more proposals or stick with the current logo.