deadowl

Functions with closures are as powerful as OOP and can be used analogously.

Also, singletons aren't portable.

I had a coworker forward me this problem a couple of weeks ago. It wasn't hard for me. Meanwhile, I completely forget what class it was where I picked up the concept of a parity bit. Networking maybe?

Bad news for trypanophiles.

PHP is extremely inconsistent, has pitfalls that are easy to fall into, but it's useful because you practically don't need to worry about importing much because they just put everything in the core.

Javascript was actually fairly consistent, despite having some pitfalls, until they decided to add classes and lexical scoping (e.g. you can't actually bind a context to a fat-arrow function, while you can for the older syntax), so now there's like 5 different ways to do everything and some have more pitfalls than others. At least I know how I can use the updates to make my own code cleaner, and new coders can just ignore that prototypal inheritance ever existed and the unique design patterns that came with it.

Probably the most important political question: What does Zuckerberg believe is an important cause in comparison to everyone who has contributed to building his wealth?

Wow. That has a lot of potential interpretations.

Facebook is essentially the second coming of AOL.