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So not Eli5

Fast forward reading view?

Can we flag paywalls?

Yep, still better than the New Reddit. Great job!

By accident I noticed that you can add as many characters as you want to the end of the url and it will still load that page. Neat.

I would give anything for this in Baltimore.

Got very confused for a moment: https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet

After using one for over a year now all I can say is it shouldn't be this hard :(

Nothing.

Nice job on the app! I'm reminded of https://750words.com/ that I discovered years ago.

According to that article it seems specifically related to corporations (C or S), but the parent comment advocated for LLCs.

nope.

Feature Request: Tracking extended public keys.

What is a coyote?

truffle nut butter

Buying a Roomba has been the greatest upgrade to my household in years!

I can't think of any reason I've ever wanted to cancel a promise except maybe when uploading a file. Therefore I'm having a hard time grasping why this is such a big deal. What is another example?

Location: St. Louis, MO

Remote: Only

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: AngularJS, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, Webpack, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Ruby on Rails

Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jziggas/

Email: zoshjiggas[at]gmail.com

I'm a remote frontend engineer these days working in government contracting but have previous experience writing backend code, gathering requirements, and meeting with customers.

https://github.com/jziggas

The following is intentionally a little snarky.

I know what IP and DNS are but I couldn't tell you how they work.

I almost never use `this` and therefore don't remember all of its nuances. My team specifically avoids using it because it is harder for junior devs to grasp and makes things harder to read. I tend to agree.

Writing a reduce function? That's what I use lodash for.

What is REST? I use it every day but would have to look up a proper definition for you.

The event loop? I know what it is but I have never needed to know what it is.

I should learn these things because they are practical? Most of them aren't at my current job, but that's just my experience. And I probably get paid enough and have enough day to day freedom that I wouldn't want to work for you. However I would gladly answer all of these questions as a part of take home "homework".

Sorry if I'm being a curmudgeon. Shrug.

P.s. your website is down!

I am a frontend engineer as well and would probably only be able to answer half of those questions reasonably without studying. Sigh.

On a minified app it only seems to show line-by-line coverage of the minified files and not the source maps :(

Yes I just confirmed this in a Win7 VM by opening an html file with an img src set that way. It seemed to take a moment for the box to crash so perhaps if you close the window soon enough it might not happen.

Related question: If I only had an MIS undergrad degree (some 200 level stats and no other math) and wanted to get into machine learning what kind of math courses would I need to pick up to become proficient?

Why isn't there an HTML linter in the same way there is ESLint for JavaScript?

Coinbase is down.

It's from those markups on sales tax [0].

[0]:https://np.reddit.com/r/boston/comments/5xj47l/ever_what_ins...

> And larger stones get laser-inscribed, so that the manufactured stones literally have words like "lab-grown" written right on them.

Why?

But they're not adding any more cocoa are they?

Of course they'll pass the savings on to the consumer, right?

It's funny to see the different variations. I used: `var x = setInterval(() => { for (element of document.getElementsByTagName('a')) { element.click() } }, 1000);`