hiccups

Instead of coding the dev is having to deal with stress inducing constant 5 second hiccups or similar things.

The point is, I wanted to show that a cpu-bound task like sorting can be done in web browser without experiencing interrupts or hiccups.

It has worked fairly well, with the majority of hiccups occuring during the ramp-up on the process.

The last few hiccups with Mozilla are them being the Diet Coke of Evil in comparison.

I want my phone to have enough memory and processing power to handle its operating system without hiccups.

Granted there are a couple hiccups moving from 9 to 10 but mostly (and understandably) it involved if you were calling Java directly.

That being said, there have been hiccups around things like the Netmedia site.

We've been running a Koa.js API server using Cluster in production for over a year now with no hiccups (on a Windows machine).

There were some hiccups with the upgrades to 5.x, but I didn't get caught by those.

I only used ABP-by-proxy briefly before I rooted my phone, but my mother reports mostly good results and only minor hiccups.

The hiccups are down the the OS, not the hardware.

With the breadth of their operations, these hiccups are understandable.

I hope it can work with "babel-node" without any hiccups, so I can keep my server on ES6.

In the future before then, which for all we know may well encompass the entire lives of everybody here, and assuming no major civilizational hiccups (which may not be "singularities" but are also fairly difficult to predict around), programming will be one of the few fields that probably will continue to grow more or less indefinitely for the forseeable future.