Kequc

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by Kequc 10y ago
My instinct is that they are going to flood the early adopters market with low RAM laptops. Then silently introduce upgrade options something like a few months down the line. This serves the dual benefit of being able to pump them out faste
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by Kequc 10y ago
Design is entirely personal preference. Therefore information-first is a good bet if you want to absorb as large of a demographic as possible. Keep the layout and page design simple. Load times should be fast or nearly instant for that slee
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by Kequc 10y ago
There is no evidence Russia is involved. Given what was apparently Podesta's password coupled with a lack of two factor authentication, these leaks wouldn't have exactly required a team of elite hackers. But even if it was Russia.
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Webpack alone requires hundreds of dependencies. You are populating your node_modules directory with megabytes of code, any of which could stop working. If you plan to maintain your code for years into infinity then it's no problem. Ot
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by Kequc 10y ago
I feel that you are marginalising the amount of complexity you are adding to projects which might not need it. There are multiple routes toward completing the same task in development. My concerns surrounding additional complexity I feel ar
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by Kequc 10y ago
It gives you components. If your webpage is loaded and significantly complex with a need for different things all over the place then it's for you. It was built for Facebook, which has stuff everywhere on every page. If all you want is
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by Kequc 10y ago
I feel like knowing which tools are useful, which ones are currently dominating, and which ones are going to continue being supported in the future is the best place to start learning JavaScript. This is difficult because the ecosystem is s
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> What would you prefer? Rolling applause for every idea anyone presents? Skepticism is a good thing but it's unevenly applied in the weirdest way. Solar Roadways, it seems like the smallest amount of skepticism would have dismantle
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> Venture capital: From my experience this is mostly true, as there are many people that try to appear as if they have very good connections and money, but in the end they offer pre-seed level investments for double-digit equity. A few o
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by Kequc 10y ago
It might be. For comparison SV startups get to play with ~$7 billion quarterly, but even if Berlin startups are getting 2.4 billion in a year (other sources say 113 million), companies like Uber and Soundcloud are still considered startups
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by Kequc 10y ago
This doesn't really get to the big issue. Which is that Berlin being a startup hub is all marketing in the first place, it's probably not very popular to say but somebody has to say it. Berlin has no money, investors don't co
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by Kequc 10y ago
Some environments push you toward using it, in the case of IBM for example. Their Bluemix offering is very powerful and fast, they have Cloudant running all over that thing. It becomes the best and fastest way to store files. That doesn&#x2
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by Kequc 10y ago
Bootstrap is bloated and identifiable within a second of opening a webpage, it's eventually removed from every project that goes anywhere. But it's a slow and painful process, because it has hooks in all over the place. It's
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by Kequc 10y ago
After it has been determined that there is a certain level of capacity to perform, then it should be about how excited they are to learn and integrate into the company's technology stack and culture. Technology stacks have become compl
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by Kequc 10y ago
They use them to make paper with words on it.
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by Kequc 10y ago
That's too bad, I bought a cheap Samsung laser printer that thing was a tank, I bought one for my mother too and it's still going. HP on the other hand make the worst printers I have ever used anywhere.
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by Kequc 10y ago
I haven't had any of those problems... but if you don't like something it does just delete those lines. I'm not hard line about these things, it's just my favourite one.
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by Kequc 10y ago
Skeleton is perfect. https://github.com/dhg/Skeleton/blob/master/css/skeleton.css It's tiny, simple, and so easy that if you read it and understand it, you could write it again yourself. It&#x2
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by Kequc 10y ago
I've been seeing incredibly compressible output from Typescript, if that helps any. If what you mean by 'bundle' are these 'webpack' things that include css and images, and all that. Smaller bundle to me would be no
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by Kequc 10y ago
The complication is that it isn't just the public who it is made available to, it's made available to the whole world. There isn't necessarily a problem with that but the reality is that sometimes there is. Still a much bette
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by Kequc 10y ago
In my experience securing investment is like pulling teeth. The amount of assurances and background checks involved alone, is enough to make one's head spin and that doesn't nearly get you to the end of it. How was an outcome of &
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by Kequc 10y ago
The proposal doesn't fix JSON it introduces an entire new format. One which I would not be able to use without a 3rd party library that parses it. If I'm already using JavaScript that is one of the many benefits it has in the firs
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by Kequc 10y ago
What is it if anything that happens if my internet cuts out at my home, should I instead use some sort of hosting provider for my mail server?
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by Kequc 10y ago
I appreciate the attitude that making changes like this can often be imbalanced with regard to cost/reward. However it is beyond time for some alternatives to show up and compete. We have stagnation right now and Google is being allowe
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by Kequc 10y ago
That makes sense. But I've replaced more power cables than I can remember because the bit that connects to the laptop frayed. Had to replace the entire 80$ item every time. I'm really not that careless with them, they fray so easi
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by Kequc 10y ago
Magsafe power cables needing replacement, due to the separable part being the side that never ever needs replacement.
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As far as I can remember Google services required a Gmail account before Google+. Here is Schmidt commenting about the release of Google+ as an identity service. http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2011/08
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The marketing was all wrong. The rate at which Google admitted new users to the platform left many potential users feeling alienated. It took several days for me to get an invite and I'm pretty saavy. When they launched all the talk wa
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by Kequc 10y ago
Or for that matter nobody would type anything they don't want to end up in a government database somewhere.
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by Kequc 10y ago
OO is treated almost like a religion by some people. It's useful to be able to create instances of some things but the place OO fails is the "oriented" part. Code is much easier to maintain and understand written in a functio

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