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by Cshelton 11y ago
Formula 1 does some interesting things here...that sport is all about data now..in real time.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Yes, but people coming from java or c# or something will like it. Despite it being just syntactical sugar. I wasn't about to list out all the benefits of es6, that would take several entire blog posts.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
While clojureScript is awesome and gets you to think differently when writing javascript, I think a more interesting thing people should check out it es6 (or ecmascript 6, or es 2015, w/e it's called now.). It brings many new thin
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I'm using it for a very large enterprise app. React's advantage is the declarative style, very easy to reason about your View logic. Team productivity is up, fixing/changing older UI is easier/quicker, it's great. W
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I don't use React for it's speed, I'm sure I can make anything using vanilla or ember, or whatever just as fast. It's the way it makes you think about things...the developers on my team are now much more productive. They
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I said humanely...like the euthanasia that is becoming legal in some places in the states, with much controversy o course. Ordering people to commit suicide would generally be frowned upon. But...if we were to live forever, that time would
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Many do not view aging as a problem. In fact, if we didn't age, we would be trying to solve the "aging is not a thing" problem and figuring out how to humanely eliminate ourselves after living for so long.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
My best guess...20m is a small amount to invest in your tools. It's a development budget so other companies can utilize the tool for greater leverage. (What they believe to be faster development time with quick iterations and quick MVP
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I need a new magic track pad, was hoping they will release a new one with force touch soon. Anybody have information about that? Possibly a new keyboard as well with the wider spacing like the new macbook?
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by Cshelton 11y ago
No matter what 'ism', greed is common among all of them, simply because it is a trait of human nature in many. And no known economic/social system ever tried has overcome greed...or some ruling power that kills everyone that
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Sitting here in Dallas, Texas...we just had a 3.3 mag shake our tower just today. All of the Earthquakes are coming from mostly one main area of the DFW metroplex...which is an area that has a lot of fracking activity. This is getting stupi
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I haven't been able to check it out fully yet, but all this hour of code stuff looks amazing! Being able to launch a little tutorial project right in the browser with videos and all, for free...great job Microsoft! I'm not a teach
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by Cshelton 11y ago
This is hopefully great news. The contribution pace needs to keep up though, as it was with iojs.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Regardless of the actual timing, if you have informed your employer that you are having a baby and it could be anywhere in the time frame, I think that should be accepted. However, if one day you are just gone and then came back and say &#x
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Before anybody jumps to conclusions about Musk, we need to first know the source is accurate and the email is real, and also we need to know the context of the email. It could be very well that the employee failed to communicate the fact hi
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by Cshelton 11y ago
It is interesting through that entire letter there were no mentions about io.js and its effect on the node community. Was hoping to see something about the "Next Chapter" related to working with io.js.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
So. COOL! The coolest part...that Tesla realizes that the goal it wants to accomplish can not be done alone. They need companies and people around the world. All patents are open and free for anybody to use and all technology is open source
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Hm, they really keep the start of their press conferences a "mystery". It's pretty blunt and straight forward. I like it.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Isn't that progress though? How else would we figure out a better way to do things if not to see how others are doing it. Many times a framework is, 'Here is how we've been doing things on our team, check it out! It might be
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by Cshelton 12y ago
After seeing the elevator from last week, wasn't sure if this was the same one. Was hoping for one that truly behaves like a real elevator....stops 6 times before you finally get to the top...
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by Cshelton 12y ago
On top of that, they are trying to do it with the main engines, combined with the light weight of the almost empty stage..the power can only be reduced so much. They can't hover and stabilize. They literally have to have a landing burn
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I agree, but I think right now, even more important, is getting the model for private space flight/exploration right. Currently, the majority of SpaceX's revenue is through government contracts. Cost savings through reuse-ability
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I think now that they have proven they can 'hit the hole', almost spot on, they'll be able to get approval to go for a try on cleared land space. It sounds like to me, landing on land would be ideal; less expensive and less
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Let's be honest, the tax code is used as the means to influence social/economic decisions, without having to impose any laws. Even take gay marriage as an example...many states do not allow it still, however; because the IRS has s
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Another issue, before we even talk about letting the IRS filing for you, is the amount of redundant paper work and mailing. Entities are required to provide your W2, or 1099, or whatever have you through the mail. They have to provide sever
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Right, many people do put down their home interest, real estate taxes, medical expenses, sales tax on a new car, etc...but even then, most peoples' itemized expenses fall below the standard deduction, especially for married filling joi
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I'm guessing they don't show it live because if something went wrong, they'd like to figure out why before releasing the video, like last time. Instead of just having a failure without the known cause...
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by Cshelton 12y ago
"Stage 1 has been saved"!!! Edit: Apparently it's not what I hoped, http://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/2swnth/how_well_does... 'saved' and 'safed' are pretty simil
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by Cshelton 12y ago
If it's successful I hope they'll show a quick replay for stage 1. Probably reasons why they don't want to show it live...
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Oh I agree. Building a prototype and proof of concept alone would go along way to getting more on board. I think the biggest challenge though is getting municipalities to replace current systems. They have already invested millions and mill

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