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by FLGMwt 10y ago
As a curiosity, how do we feel about changing the names of the lifecycle methods from "lifeCycleEvent" to "onLifecycleEvent"? Looks like a lot of stuff is pretty transparently portable from React code, I think it's
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
This may be colored by me being self-taught, but aside from interviews, why algorithms? Seems to me that the best way to test your well-rounded skills as a programmer is to build and launch a product. Even if you don't aim to be an ent
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
There's a graphic midway through the article that makes a distinction. I don't necessarily agree, but the author (and apparently ML) see AR with additional overlays, like HUDs, and MR as virtual models and things, such as a whale
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Found your channel for those who might be interested. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRzx5KAxuUZAjiXbaJpVxuw Cheers mate :)
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
I'd like to take a moment to comment on the general theme of responses in this thread. Rhetoric such as "chin up" and "it could be so much worse" and "relax" are very commonly seen in response to those suf
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C# “Hello World” with Azure Functions(flgmwt.github.io)
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Would anyone be able to give insight on why this would be useful? Im curious, sure, but I'm at a loss to think of a use case.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
FWIW, this looks like it might only apply to games purchased through Oculus Home, the Steam equivalent for the Oculus Rift (or perhaps the UPlay equivalent). Games/experiences that aren't distributed via Oculus Home (SteamVR, Stea
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Odd that the twitchy front page of /r/Oculus made it's way on the front page here, but I'll echo the ever-present Oculus founder's response that addressing this is pretty high on their roadmap. Sauce: https:/&
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Heads up, this also requires a PS4 camera which costs $60 if you don't have one.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
I own a developer kit (DK2) Rift and AFAIK all games mirror what the wearer is seeing onto the primary monitor. Which is good for sharing an individual's experience, but doesn't do much for group experiences. I'm pretty excit
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Whoa. Had to Google that. TIL there's a significant rhetorical distinction between the two. Edited and thank you.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
A different opportunity around this is the TEALS[1] program. CS professionals teach a early morning CS class two to three times a week. The member school in my area is close enough to make it to my morning stand-up at work afterwards. Grant
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
While rape is a huge issue, it's interesting that the author didn't touch on consensual sex in the prison system. I presume the answer would be simulated VR sex, but that, more than any of the other social replacements, would fail
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
I like how the author makes a casual reference to The Matrix without calling out that his plan is a literal implementation of it.
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Women can now serve in all military combat roles [US](vox.com)
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Georgia: ‘Clerical error’ in data breach involving 6M voters(ajc.com)
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Ask HN: How many profitable unicorns are there?
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
How does everyone feel about the last item, the "seven lines per function rule"? I can definitely appreciate the readability of this assuming the functions and intermediate variables are well named, but am I the only one that fear
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
+1 for my new favorite term "anecdata" I'd be interested to hear your bullet points on working remotely for a SV startup. Work/life balance, perceived differences from onprem workers, etc.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Hah, this image made me realize that the iconic Burrill "Work Hard and Be Nice To People" looks a little more sweatshoppy when all you can see is the "WORK HARD" part and a crowded office.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
OP's most important point is that when you're talking to team members, you ask them if it's a good time. Ideally, they'll take that as leading by example and hopefully they'll catch on.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Not that this hasn't generated good talking points, but I was there at the workshop the OP mentioned and Fred's remark was very much said in passing to a small group of people during a break and he didn't seem to be making an
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Haven't we learned that the inward incline isn't the way to go? Or is it marginal enough in this case to be aesthetic?
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Seconded. http://chicago.citycode.io/ was the best conf I've been to and I hope there's plenty more.
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Udacity has some really awesome free courses from Google devs about this: Website Performance Optimization[1] and Browser Rendering Optimization[2] [1]: https://www.udacity.com/course/website-performance-optimizat... [
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Why something have to be the worst for someone to be fed up with it?
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Would you happen to remember any issues your team had with Amazon's BAA that they didn't have with Rackspace's?
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
Various Engineer positions | www.rallyhealth.com | on-site only in SF, DC, Chicago -Full stack (scala/play + angular) -Full stack (C#/.NET MVC + angular) -Front end engineer (angular + SASS) -DevOps engineer (AWS, Chef, Mo
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by FLGMwt 11y ago
I would love this from someone with the know

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