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Nice. Does it report total filesize reduction across the entire pull request?

Seems like a pretty useful tool, but I don't have any repos with images. Can anyone report on actual usage?

As the "Startup Standards" begin to take shape, these guides prove to be extremely useful for the newcomers out there. Sure in 6-12 months it may become a bit dated (depending on the guide) but if kept up-to-date, they can be a powerful tool for a new company.

I'm not sure how often this actually gets mentioned, but a huge problem is dealing with your spouse. "Oh, you're at home? Can you run these errands for me, and also clean, vacuum, and take the leftovers to my parent's place for me?"

It's extremely difficult getting your spouse to respect the "working" part of working from home.

That made me legitimately chuckle!

Though think about how popular of a communications platform that WhatsApp is, particularly in parts of Asia and Africa. It's transformed the communications industry in those areas!

That still may not account for the relatively small difference between the two, but it helps put into perspective exactly why WhatsApp was so valuable.

Agreed, the concerning theme is the required usage of tracking software, without the opportunity to opt-out in an effective way.

I get the sinking feeling that this trend is gaining momentum, rather than reversing course. If the trend continues, government standards may soon require tracking technology "For Your Safety (TM)".

Once, just once - I want to read an article like this and in the conclusion read "It doesn't rock. This framework just really sucks."

Anyway, I've been using Angular for a couple of weeks now, and happen to really enjoy it.

Excuse my frankness, and this is a nice article and all, but why is this on Hacker News? I understand it being a very big story in the general news, but I come here for stories about a particular topic.

The "flat" style being distributed today is a giant step backwards in usability, I can't for the life of me understand why it's so popular. On desktops, it's not clear until you hover that it's even an interactive element. On mobile? Forget it. You'll have better luck teaching your grandmother the difference between client and server side JavaScript.

Thanks for the map! That should prove to be useful.

Thanks! Extremely helpful.

We're up for almost anything. Japanese, Indian, Western, Mexican, etc. We'd rather stay in Manhattan, and even prefer to stay in the area we're staying, but that's not a total deal breaker if it isn't.