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by 0n34n7 8y ago
No love for https://www.gliffy.com ?
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
I was faced with the same problem recently, and the imagined glory of being able to switch my entire stack from AWS to GCP (or Azure) with a config flag made me realize two things: 1. Being able to do this would mean lots of work to abstrac
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
Kalman Filter - Smoothed out all the outliers on a location tracking project I worked on - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalman_filter
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
Any reason for not using markdown in your README? Not rendering well on my phone at all.
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
Senior developer agrees.
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
This is a proposal for a W3 standard. How many dependencies and upstream configurations do you need to realise XMPP in your data flow?
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
OP appears to be a polyglot with a foundation lower in the stack (e.g frameBuffer, X, etc) ... thus (as has been admitted) React et al are too abstracted from what is considered “familiar” web dev. Vue gives you the binding, flow and compon
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by 0n34n7 8y ago
VSCode isn’t clunky. So is Atom clunky because webkit or because implementation? I think you missed the target on dismissing the first option... i.e there’s a reason html/css/js is the most popular - as in popularity is a good obj
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by 0n34n7 9y ago
Pop Science. Nice...
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by 0n34n7 9y ago
The best tech we currently have is bio-engineered algae. It won't make a dent unless we can farm lakes full of the stuff.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
I'll stick with f.lux just because I'm growing tired of Apple stealing ideas for software features, instead of coming up with them.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Bravo. When the shitshow is over somewhere north of 60 and you're sitting on a porch contemplating your life, it sure will be good to have a son or daughter (or both) to be sitting next to you.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
I make a point of getting out once a day to walk, shop or whatever. I still wear the same three day old clothes though. I probably look like a gold card wielding bum. But who cares. I get paid piles of money to do what I love (DevOps). +1 o
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Although the problem with communism is not so much the concept as it is the (mal)adminstration of it. I believe a truly "transparent blockchain based"-cracy .. or a blockcracy... Could possibly work.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
At the end if the day, people are expecting too much from a slab of aluminum. If Apple also announced 64Gb RAM iMacs with all the bells and whistles, perhaps the MacBook Pro backlash would have been less. I for one will be getting the new M
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
My story is very similar to yours. I have come to appreciate that those years formed a very strong foundation for me, and today I can be domain specific with a large blob of context. Point is if you don't become a good generalist first
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Well just tell us right here. You have my eyeballs. Wtf do I want to go on some Internet safari to know? Bad start right off the bat man. This inbound marketing slash wtf worked 5 years ago. Not anymore.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Ask yourself if learning a proprietary language from a company past its prime is the best thing to learn with the time you will spend. There is plenty of talk about progressive web apps, and how engagement is massively boosted by not forcin
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Which is why I always eat my boogers, and seldom, if ever, get sick.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
I always thought a large cipher blockchain would be a pretty good idea. One could argue that "analogue" voting also has many vulnerabilities in the voting stack.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Thus it can be estimated that you can get, on average, a 45% speed improvement?! I'm going to try and bench this on a mobile webview and see what happens.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
Mongo comes with geospatial indexing baked right in. Never mind map / reduce. It comes down to the data structures of our times, which are increasingly not relational.
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by 0n34n7 10y ago
^this
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by 0n34n7 11y ago
Its 2016, the words on site is becoming redundant. I'm sitting in South Africa with a 100Mbps fibre link and 3 24" screens relatively willing to earn dollars. How many full stack devs in Ohio?
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by 0n34n7 11y ago
and while you are having fisty cuffs with content format, you are completely being what the content was urging everybody not to be.
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by 0n34n7 11y ago
fast forward 15 years and my then teenage daughter and her kin will consider an app economy job similar to how we see manufacturing jobs today. My point is, I thrived in the "app economy" mostly due to the fact that I was writing
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by 0n34n7 11y ago
It is amazing how many "top" companies ask you to do completely irrelevant tests dealing with things you will never use. But since they are top companies and I am not, I am starting to think they deliberately ask these sorts of qu