AltruisticGap

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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
I was hopeful but for my simple uses, it doesn't work. I use gitg in a on Ubuntu VM, also known as "GitX" on Mac. The basic UI of gitg is much easier to read and browse, the commits and details are top/bottom instead of
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
Exactly, it's awesome because if you eventually refactor the container page or section to a Vue comp, you can include the other child components straight without any further work. They already work as full blown components. Plus: - sin
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
I can't speak as a user of said framework, but as a developer learning Vue I like it! I like it because it's not over-engineered with like 10 classes to do a simple dialog. You can go to any .vue file and look how they do it. It&#
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
The universe IS completely unknown, and forever will be. It is like a sandbox. As Alan Watts put it with his mischievous sense of humor: "Science is the art of prediction" Talking about religion, Christianity used to refer to this
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
I like what this guy did, talking about native methods. However it's too flexible for me, I prefer to have the most minimal functionality in order to ensure consistency in my code. But maybe that's just me. If the library opens
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
Ahh thanks! I forgot about that. I'm guessing I didn't think about it because I'm used to the following pattern ,which is actually useful from time to time in my projects. And typically it happens in an object/class:
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
He/she could have put much of the function in the top under the $() to make a super mini jquery. That's close to what I use with Vue. It's made even easier to write considering I almost never find a need for jquery's def
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
I thought I was smart... BEFORE function vis(el, on) { if (el) { on ? remClass(el, 'nosee') : addClass(el, 'nosee') } } AFTER function vis(el, on) { if (el) { window[on ? 'remClass' : 'addClass'](el,
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
All these techniques always come down to a form of meditation. THe common ingredient is: * an actual EFFORT and DISCIPLINE, ie. a will, a decision, a commitment to stop following the monkey mind going on about tomorrow and all its good&#x2F
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
Hey, thanks for the appreciation. Indeed, Ian Mc Gilchrist mentions how empathy is the realm of the right brain hemisphere. There is a good animated summary of his work: RSA ANIMATE: The Divided Brain https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
> Today, nudists complain, it is more difficult to separate nakedness from sex Cf my other comment. THis is the left brain hemisphere at work. As people become more and more shifted into this mode of attention.. they lose sight of the wh
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
This is the answer but nobody wants to hear it. Porn is now opium for the masses. This is not a moral or religious questions. It is simply biological. Besides the dopamine issues, I think Ian Mc Gilchrist 's work on the 'divided b
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
I've started thinking more seriously about this as well. When we're home, we like to think there is this whole wide world "out there". Behind the walls that surround us, is this world full of events and good things and b
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by AltruisticGap 8y ago
Simple: - most RSS readers suck so bad you can't even retrieve years old articles. So if you follow blogs that don't post often, you simply can NOT get any of their older posts. Imagine a blog that has one seriously good article o