Guillaume86

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by Guillaume86 14y ago
It's just lack of communication IMO. I'm quite interested in JS frameworks and only learned about angular a few months ago. This framework doesn't get (yet) the attention it deserves but from what I've seen this last months it's improving.
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
It weights more than KO but also does a lot more. The 2 way databinding is easier than KO (don't need observable/computed, just simple JS objects). Since I've tried Angular I've not used KO on any new project.
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
IMO the real question is why use KO when you know Angular? (except perhaps for the lib size) Really, I was using KO and it was really nice at the time but since I've tried angularJS I don't see a reason to go back to KO. Two way binding wit
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
Would be my main usage if I had a 3D TV (well perhaps I would try Skyrim in 3D too). I was looking at this some time ago (for my XBOX) and some TVs can force a 3D mode on a vertically split image and you can setup the glasses to only pick t
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
I have only basic theoretical knowledge about networks but I guess not because: 1. Adding more nodes/routes = shorter physical path 2. Processing speed of nodes has improved over years (?)
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
reminds me of this: "I don't know what kind of weapons will be used in the third world war, assuming there will be a third world war. But I can tell you what the fourth world war will be fought with -- stone clubs." -- Albert Einstein
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
Same here, couldn't make sense of the proportions in the foreground, I though the valley was a 1m wide track at first
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
I also enjoyed "The Prestige", I recommend it
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by Guillaume86 14y ago
Your exemple of conditional update can be addressed using atomic update: r.table('tv_shows') .filter({ name: 'Star Trek TNG' }) .update({ episodes: r('episodes').add(1) }) .run() http://www.rethinkdb.com/docs/advanced-faq/#atomic