Bay Area attracts the most startups – but NYC, Boston, and LA are catching up 10 years ago
I believe it's the percentage of the total city population that are both 25-34 and have a degree. Not the percentage of 25-34 year-olds with a degree.
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I believe it's the percentage of the total city population that are both 25-34 and have a degree. Not the percentage of 25-34 year-olds with a degree.
It might be easier to fire the lasers from the moon, but getting the lasers to the moon would be a huge pain.
What happened to this line from the second file in the screenshot?
- var optionsGlassPane = new WebInspector.GlassPane(document);
An important part of viewing diffs for me is seeing what the old code was.I'm just generally not a big fan of "X is some percent slower than Y" stats, because I find them counterintuitive. However, in this case I think something is wrong.
Rendering:
jsblocks: 700ms
React: 950ms (35% slower)
Angular: 2200ms (310% slower)
Doing some maths: 700ms + (700ms * 0.35) = 945ms
700ms + (700ms * 3.10) = 2870ms
Looks like they got a little carried away when calculating Angular's rendering speed. Same thing with the "Syncing Changes" stats.Edit: formatting