PhrosTT

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by PhrosTT 11y ago
I've been messing with react-native a bit. The nice part is having a running app after 1 terminal commmand. Really just hoping its momentum continues, and taking fb at their word that Android will actually get released.
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by PhrosTT 11y ago
What Facebook looked like in 2004... http://web.archive.org/web/20040212031928/http://www.theface... (Don't forget it started as 'thefacebook.com')
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Reminds me of 2003 when I told a Georgetown rep at a college fair I wanted to major in Computer Science. She chuckled a bit and said "we don't have that" as if somehow I was the idiot...
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Does that demo video have sound? Can't seem to click the unmute (even in fullscreen). Chrome+Mac
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
As people are saying, the source is a great way to start.... Although I landed on many best practices through trial and error. Marionette ( http://marionettejs.com/ ) will maybe help you see its shortcomings (since it fills t
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I like the MS Sculpt (the newer sexier ms natural). If you look up 'sculpt for business' ($60) you can get it without a gross mouse bundled in.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
The website is beautiful. Please provide a comparison table with the other MV* frameworks, or a video that isn't 27 minutes long, so I can get a quick overview.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Can we assume that CoffeeScript will generally remain a superset of ES6 features? I'm trying to figure out if I should ditch coffee for 6to5 but won't bother if coffee will give me all the ES6 features plus the easier syntax (no s
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Awesome post man. People often overcomplicate simple concepts wayyyy too much.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
where do you live?
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Looks awesome. Cryptocurrency development has seemed pretty intimidating to me but this is probably the going to be the push that gets me started supporting tip sharing features on my site.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
This is the most beautiful page I've ever seen. There's a lot of subtle awesome in the scrolling effects. I think the new palette is amazing. I also really like the logo. It's a step towards being a 'big boy' com
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
When you call to complain, they're ratcheting you up to an even more expensive package ("We even threw the super mega movie package; and turboboosty internets!"). Although it gets your bill lowered, when the discounts expire
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
http://juicytracks.com/ A 'front page' of manually curated songs (good for coding to). I hope to begin playing with ML to identify tastemakers and improve track rankings (but first I need some users). It was pure
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
It will be very difficult for you to get 4 full months of free time once you start working. TRAVEL!!!!! Go backpacking. Go skydiving. Take out a loan to do it if you have to. Go to the other side of the world. DO NOT SIT IN FRONT OF A
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
The fact that this has a thunderbolt resolution display shows how lame it is most desktops haven't adopted 4k yet.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
You should start searching & applying for as many scholarships as you can. Also, the '3pm to 3am' thing seems very unsettling to me. A great way to stay depressed is to be perpetually sleep deprived.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Maybe check this out? https://github.com/soundcloud/roshi Roshi is basically a high-performance index for timestamped data. It's designed to sit in the critical (request) path of your application or service. The o
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Anybody have an opinion on just getting the Bose QC15?
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
But diversity!
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I had a canister style dyson. The hose indeed ripped all the time.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
For the record you have to allow fullscreen for anything to happen.... took me a while.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I looked at this recently to try to pick some values off a high res png of a pdf. That was a little too ambitious for this library. It's probably good for smaller images with a few words.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I went with the MBP 13" because... -You get 2 thunderbolt ports instead of 1, so you can run dual external monitors. (Yes the air can run dual apple thunderbolt screens but that's stupid - glossy, overpriced, etc). -Retina resolu
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
The icons are from FourSquare - http://1x57.com/b/art-and-icons-of-foursquare-can-you-deciph... He's using d3, jQuery, mapbox, jquery-pjax Lot's of analytics (NewRelic, gaug.es, segment.io) Skillwise you&#x27
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I just maintain mine in HTML so it's all pretty and designey. Then I use @media print css to make it grayscale and exactly one page if printed. Lastly I use chrome's Print to PDF option to make a PDF version of it. I think I could
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I would dispute that it's easy to pick up for beginners. It's easy to START doing then things, and then intricacies you don't understand will kill you. The prototype chain, function call context, closures, asynchronous code
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
I'm currently trying out a React + Backbone hybrid that seems very promising. It makes it possible to handle an infinite number of possible app states in a sane and predictable way. The tradeoff is setting it up and understanding all
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Between React, Flux, and now Flo - I'm becoming a pretty big fanboy of the fb frontend tech.
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by PhrosTT 12y ago
Relevant article from F8 where facebook claims MVC does not scale: http://www.infoq.com/news/2014/05/facebook-mvc-flux Having built out largescale backbone apps & android apps, I'm inclined to aggree

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