Weltschmerz

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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote / will travel Competencies: Node.js / JavaScript (expert) * CSS3 / HTML5 (expert) * Git / Unix environment (intermediate) * Java (intermediate) * Python (novice) Looking to build some smaller projects, but will
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
Personally, I would want to understand JavaScript before moving on to some abstraction. The official Node.js documentation is written in JS, etc.. Then, once I am totally capable with JavaScript, there just isn’t a great incentive for me to
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
I see your point, however, unlike a platform such as Reddit, the available categories under which you may post content are decided upon or terminated by Poole. There is an implicit democracy, where contributing content constitutes endorseme
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
Janitors do have very few powers. Yet it turns out to be an awful lot of work to moderate a site as open and popular as 4chan.org. Without janitors, you can be sure that the site would consist of predominantly spam & child porn, and pro
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
While Poole may be the only one (or one of the few) people getting checks from 4chan.org, he doesn't have full responsibility for the operation of the site. The site is managed by many volunteer members; "janitors." I think there is somethi
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Show HN: Lactate - a featureful static file server for Node(weltschmerz.github.com)
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
Any reason you haven't tested the 'ws' node version I submitted? I think it should work fine...
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
Using .apply({}, arguments) is actually a bit slower, but either method is so fast that it won't be a bottleneck. I use it in this case for elegance, because I can. Note that in your original implementation this is impossible, because you h
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by Weltschmerz 14y ago
This node.js version is most certainly faster https://github.com/Weltschmerz/wsdemo/blob/master/competitio... Wondering how much!