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JSON.stringify/JSON.parse before getting/setting from localstorage.

The other requirements localstorage alone can't address.

Personally, I wouldn't use a library at all unless I had to support IE<8. Localstorage is supported enough across browsers:

http://caniuse.com/#feat=namevalue-storage

They're not violating the treaties, they are saying if EU citizens come after a certain date then their residency is not guaranteed.

EU citizens will be free to come right up until the UK exits the EU but those that came after said date will likely have to apply for visas. Those before will keep residency.

Here's the same headline from the Britain's pro-Conservative paper the Telegraph:

"Theresa May poised to announce end of free movement for new EU migrants next month"

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/26/theresa-may-poise...

Toronto

I'm at $95k Canadian. These threads make me feel bad.

A monopoly on “an industry that doesn’t really exist” - citing the article.

You think a company that was using SHA1 [0] to hash passwords was actually logging IP addresses?

[0] - https://arstechnica.com/security/2013/04/why-livingsocials-5...

Which Vanguard index did he buy into?

At what point do we just take someone out of high school and teach them to program?

Knowing of data structures is more important IMO. The hoops I've seen people jump through in code because they don't know about sets.

That 50-70% is a loss leader for Uber. Did you read the post of their financials? They are hemorrhaging money.

http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2016/11/can-uber-ever-deliver...

According to the forums they weren't working on this as late as August 2016.

I know India's a big place but it's a bit of a coincidence that you and the author are from the same city ;)

"The Apache Flink project is a relative newcomer to the stream-processing space. Competing Open-Source platforms include Apache Spark, Apache Storm, and Twitter Heron."

Can someone explain why Apache are creating projects that compete with each other? Why not focus on one?

That's a fair point.

Average earnings of Canada's 1% - $358,238 USD - http://globalnews.ca/news/3079173/heres-how-much-canadas-top...

Average earnings of US's 1% - $1,153,298 USD - http://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2016/08/see_the_average_...

Couldn't find averages for the poorest but Canada's bottom 20% is 0-13,223 USD - http://www.moneysense.ca/save/financial-planning/the-all-can...

America's bottom 20% 0-18,500 USD (US Census Bureau, 2006; income statistics for the year 2005)

Looking at raw numbers skips over a lot of things such as healthcare and education. You're probably better off being poor in Canada and rich in the US.

Handouts from America's thread-bare welfare system?

You should really listen to the show from RadioLab. NPR's On The Media aired some of it too.

They both support Heroku-like buildpacks. Major difference IMO is that Flynn supports databases and other stateful services.

I evaluated Flynn, Deis and Dokku and wasn't entirely satisfied with any of them opting for Heroku instead.

I've promised people a blogpost on this and I will do it once I get time to evaluate RancherOS too.

Yes.

Some of these commits are PGP signed...

OVH basically tell you not to use these for production applications. I have 3 that I use for as gitlab-runners and as a dokku development server.

There's a shutdown notice on their homepage...

Planet Money republished their podcast on immigration recently: Episode 436: If Economists Controlled The Borders

http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/02/08/514152963/episo...

Only for large amounts of money. I'm sending roughly $2000 in each transaction.

I use them every two weeks to move Canadian dollars to British pounds.

Nobody else comes close in terms of exchange rates and level of service.

Also not many jobs. I've been looking for an Elixir job in Canada for months.

Elixir hasn't gone through the usual hype phases because it's just syntactical sugar, less boilerplate and more modern than Erlang making it more palatable for Ruby/Python devs.

The BEAM VM is what makes all this possible and the BEAM VM has been around for decades.

Yeah. Forgot to mention I had Docker for Mac already installed.

I'm guessing you don't get 6 weeks vacation either.

brew cask install minikube

brew install kubectl

Then follow the tutorial https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube#quickstart