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Not everyone "decides" to have kids. Sometimes it just happens.
Well a package manager does much more than verify downloads, but sure you can think of it as a single featured package manager.
Just brain storming... could another possible solution be to create a public list of hashes of well known scripts, and then write a small `sh` wrapper that verifies that hash of the script it's about to execute?
Why is having node as a dependency such a bad thing? No snark. Genuinely curious.
Neither did I, though I still enjoyed it. Really opened my eyes to aspects of web development I never considered.
Are you paying any money to the original author?
When I used to work on windows I created a little AutoHotKey script that remapped my keyboard when ever the capslock key was on: https://github.com/xavi-/Keyboard-Remapper It mapped I,J,K,L to the arrow keys, U to the…
There's an option to turn on/off the auto responder. Checkout the second image in the slide show: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/illgajkjilbddcllil...
Out of curiosity, how do you make sure only real people are playing?
Oops, that's a type-o. The capitalize doesn't need to change. Thanks for the heads up.
Yep, that is exactly the solution I would be looking for. I would be blown a way if someone came up with solution that could handle arbitrary function returns. My friend actually wrote an interesting article on the…
A while back a couple of colleagues sat down and came up with our own set of JS interview questions. Here's what we came up with: Can the interviewee code: https://gist.github.com/633341 Can the interviewee read/debug…
The async and defer attributes are great. Don't forget to added them to your disqus script as well.
I'd argue that "cute obfuscation" techniques aren't needed anymore... gmail's spam filter is pretty good...
I agree, TypeState seems especially interesting. This paper from one of the comments does a good job describing it: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aldrich/papers/classic/tse12-typestat...
"I know many of you think JavaScript is a toy language..." hmm, I thought the dev community got over the javascript-is-a-toy-language mentality 3 or 4 years ago?
I agree, this does help fix the "fastest gun in the west" issue, but I don't think it eliminates the problem. A mediocre answer that was posted one minute after the question was submitted often has more votes than a…
I know it's fun bashing IE, but if anyone cares, this css rule achieves the same effect in IE: filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Matrix(M11=1,M12=.2679,M21=0,M22=1,sizingMethod='auto expand');
They've also moved away from document.write. Now we can use google analytics on pages served as XHTML without resorting to these types of hacks: http://www.the-xavi.com/articles/operation-is-not-supported-...
Not everyone "decides" to have kids. Sometimes it just happens.
Well a package manager does much more than verify downloads, but sure you can think of it as a single featured package manager.
Just brain storming... could another possible solution be to create a public list of hashes of well known scripts, and then write a small `sh` wrapper that verifies that hash of the script it's about to execute?
Why is having node as a dependency such a bad thing? No snark. Genuinely curious.
Neither did I, though I still enjoyed it. Really opened my eyes to aspects of web development I never considered.
Are you paying any money to the original author?
When I used to work on windows I created a little AutoHotKey script that remapped my keyboard when ever the capslock key was on: https://github.com/xavi-/Keyboard-Remapper It mapped I,J,K,L to the arrow keys, U to the…
There's an option to turn on/off the auto responder. Checkout the second image in the slide show: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/illgajkjilbddcllil...
Out of curiosity, how do you make sure only real people are playing?
Oops, that's a type-o. The capitalize doesn't need to change. Thanks for the heads up.
Yep, that is exactly the solution I would be looking for. I would be blown a way if someone came up with solution that could handle arbitrary function returns. My friend actually wrote an interesting article on the…
A while back a couple of colleagues sat down and came up with our own set of JS interview questions. Here's what we came up with: Can the interviewee code: https://gist.github.com/633341 Can the interviewee read/debug…
The async and defer attributes are great. Don't forget to added them to your disqus script as well.
I'd argue that "cute obfuscation" techniques aren't needed anymore... gmail's spam filter is pretty good...
I agree, TypeState seems especially interesting. This paper from one of the comments does a good job describing it: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aldrich/papers/classic/tse12-typestat...
"I know many of you think JavaScript is a toy language..." hmm, I thought the dev community got over the javascript-is-a-toy-language mentality 3 or 4 years ago?
I agree, this does help fix the "fastest gun in the west" issue, but I don't think it eliminates the problem. A mediocre answer that was posted one minute after the question was submitted often has more votes than a…
I know it's fun bashing IE, but if anyone cares, this css rule achieves the same effect in IE: filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Matrix(M11=1,M12=.2679,M21=0,M22=1,sizingMethod='auto expand');
They've also moved away from document.write. Now we can use google analytics on pages served as XHTML without resorting to these types of hacks: http://www.the-xavi.com/articles/operation-is-not-supported-...