nenaoki

> The easiest way to opt in to runes mode is to just start using them in your code.

Opt-in is optional, no?

Courses/programmes for people interested in this would be a boon.

My hackernews comment drafting process often goes right up to the end of the delay setting I have. Closer to one and done, a la speech, is a habit I'd love to pick up.

Lately I'm less convinced everything ought be dolloped out on spoons; having the source available for even just a few willing to delve down into the weeds is already a boon, imho.

Not that I would campaign specifically against such improvements, but that I think having raw, uncut gems laying around can be fine.

Thank you; I plagiarized it from System of a Down's Chop Suey.

1. Wake up.

2. Grab a brush and put a little make up.

3. Hide the scars to fade away the shake up.

4. Leave the keys up on the table.

5. Go and create another fable.

(in actuality; 1. snooze alarm or sleep an extra couple hours ad infinitum. 2. shower and aim not to be (too) late to anything.)

They even say so themselves; "on the very rare occasion where we confirm misuse."

They're not saying anything about how much they care about or follow-up on confirmation.

You've still mixed the logic, just in a horrendously oblique manner. If you rendered the list twice the second list's running totals would be wrong from re-use of the global variable (in what is meant to be render-only logic).

If you're after keeping the concerns separate you would need to precompute the running total for each item.

See also: mustache(5) which completely embodies this philosophy.

For me, it's the tying of the new-tab page to your search engine choice. That's perhaps the most valuable real-estate in the browser; I just want it to be about:blank and not do any funny phoning-home stuff.

>standard SOP

Double-standard operating procedure.

The main heroine from Otoyomegatari is from a Kazakh clan. It's a very lovely manga, particularly for anyone interested in historical Central-Asia.

>This is the bug of the year.

Don't forget to knock on wood.

Also the name of some delicious crackers. (or at least I think so - I haven't had any since childhood)

Your UI/UX looks great, it's something I've found sorely lacking in most of the alternatives I've happened across.

I was looking into how much of the revenue share goes to creators yesterday; couldn't find any percentage or dollar amount from the fee, but that a premium user view is worth ~double a standard view.