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by Sivart13 10y ago
Speaking as a Pivotal Labs employee who has done a shitload of Angular 1 development, this is not true. I still like Angular personally, but enthusiasm is definitely way higher in the React direction unless the client demands we do somethin
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by Sivart13 10y ago
Author of `rails5-spec-converter` here. I've been looking for ways to advertise this gem and wouldn't have guessed someone would find it via the reverse_dependencies API :) I don't think there's anything RSpec-specific i
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by Sivart13 11y ago
Nothing to lose except the money you're spending on an icebox that you could've spent bettering the world you're leaving.
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by Sivart13 12y ago
I assure you that whoever wrote that code knows SQL. The builder syntax is convenient because it allows queries to be composable without ugly string-smashing. For instance, you could take the object built out of that "User.select...&qu
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Because maybe you want your money to pay for the food and not the global transportation networks that brought you the food? Do you really believe the only reason to buy one thing over another is the price?
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Your cunning sarcasm has swayed me. By all means, continue the fat-shaming!
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by Sivart13 12y ago
So I should stop using LinkedIn because they're restricting the amount of access that third parties have to my data? As I see it, the only thing worse than LinkedIn spamming me based on my employment history is other companies spamming
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by Sivart13 12y ago
I'd really like PhantomJS to declare issue bankruptcy on their Github repo, which is currently a whopping 1,367 issues, many of which are just pastes of core dumps with no replies. Wiping the slate clean with Phantom 2, combined with a
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by Sivart13 12y ago
The problem with reading too much into that comment is that the issue being commented on involves setting up an entire "design process" for ruby, including councils and voting and this and that. It's troublesome to conflate t
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by Sivart13 12y ago
So a helmet allows you to survive cycling incredibly unsafely? Was the student going down a hill? I'd have to be facing some major deadline to be going 25mph on a bike on a straightaway.
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by Sivart13 12y ago
There's a lot of stuff here that I agree with. I feel the web components hype in particular to be pretty bizarre, though I feel it's died down recently. Too often the current generation of web people refuse to acknowledge how much
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Calling ReactJS a step forward from YUI is an extremely applesy/orangey comparison. YUI was a full-fledged do-everything framework, React is more like a hyper-efficient templating language.
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Seems to me the closest we can get from this is clownpenis.farm
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Not Sure If Serious, but this doesn't work at all in any browser I've tried it in. I don't think archive.org especially knows how to mirror a giant weird experimental single page app.
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by Sivart13 12y ago
Where did you get the footage of Epic Citadel used in the talk? http://unrealengine.com/html5 seems to have been purged from the internet (possibly due to this year's UE4 announcements?) and I can't find any mirro
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by Sivart13 13y ago
I am very happy with your argument. I will use this argument in the future.
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by Sivart13 13y ago
Right, so you gave "cowboy coding" a different name, then. "Not surprisingly, others understand their code. It integrates well with the code base." Actually, that IS surprising. You are literally saying that if sic some
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by Sivart13 13y ago
Isn't "come in, set up, do their job" most viable though if you're local to the project? I imagine a lot of the movie industry work takes place in LA, whereas game development work is spread out all over. You could imagi
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by Sivart13 13y ago
Seriously? They can't find a better place to host a site like this here in 2013?
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by Sivart13 13y ago
jQuery is a map between its own small grammar and "the browser's generic stuff". You're thinking of jQuery.
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by Sivart13 14y ago
It's all well and good to keep it simple if the extent of your app is actually a Todo list, but most of these frameworks are built to render an entire website worth of content on the client, including a router, controller, models, views, et
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by Sivart13 14y ago
I'm super sick of these articles patting Valve on the back for its super-innovative business structure. The fact is, you can afford to have a goofy office like this when you've already achieved a comfortable level of success. Valve has been
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by Sivart13 14y ago
I think the big advantage for people wanting to host a site on Heroku is they explicitly DON'T need their "own server".
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by Sivart13 14y ago
It is absolutely not pointless. Just because it's hard doesn't make it pointless. Naming matters a ton if you want people to adopt your thing.
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by Sivart13 14y ago
I think your answer is a lot more readable, though. I have to squint at jontro's version for a while before determining that it'll actually product the string "fizzbuzz".
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by Sivart13 14y ago
That's pretty crazy. It takes an incredible faith in the good intentions of other people to believe that everything that happens after a talk is solely the responsibility of the speaker. Just as all speakers are not created equal, the audie
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by Sivart13 14y ago
...or is it possible someone just sent you these emails as a mistake? I doubt someone is actually sending bulk emails from a comcast account.
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by Sivart13 14y ago
whoosh
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by Sivart13 14y ago
I tried to read your comment with my eyes closed, but was unable to understand it. Please assist.
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by Sivart13 14y ago
The table of contents at the top of this article makes it look 10 times more intimidating than it really is.

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