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The village and the girl(bbc.co.uk)
135 points by ac2u 11y ago|54 comments
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by ac2u 11y ago
Great article, moves well from problem spotting, to a systematic way of identifying the culprits, then explains why it's happening, then explains the fix (with potential caveats). Simple way of putting it but lacking in so many technic
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by ac2u 11y ago
The data dependencies mapping part sounds a little bit like FB's relay proposal https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2015/02/20/introducing...
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by ac2u 11y ago
I like to follow 3 simple rules. - Don't phrase your feedback in such a way that you wouldn't feel comfortable saying to this person's face, or have read out in court. In other words, be professional. - Mark each piece of fee
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by ac2u 11y ago
You seem to be aware of the risk, in the event all you get here is lectures on why you shouldn't do it, the folks over at http://www.reddit.com/r/investing may be able to help.
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by ac2u 12y ago
I suppose it's possible, although YC generally discourages co-working spaces as such. Preferring folks to batten down the hatches and focus on talking to customers, coding and exercising :)
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by ac2u 12y ago
From a quick Google at previous years threads it has been evening PDT, so middle of the night for us in BST.
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by ac2u 12y ago
It would be good if there were some sort of deal during YC interview period for a few days accommodation that included transport to YC offices.
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by ac2u 12y ago
Sure it is. Dive deep enough into anything and you'll find the Computer Science. Diffing trees is an integral part of React and other virtual DOM implementations. Profiling and finding out where time is being spent in your application
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by ac2u 12y ago
Personally, I don't think it's fair to lump their attitude in with the 1 year 10x developers. I've met developers with this attitude, they power through work and are out the door on the clock, but they don't work over 40
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by ac2u 12y ago
He/she did say "don't ever work hard unless it's something that matters to you". You've stated that your work does matter to you therefore you do care, so I'm wondering what point you're actually disa
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by ac2u 12y ago
If your application is *nix based, then running a system with Docker at it's core could be an option. Some folks have a staging domain for their application, then use the SHA/tag of a release in a subdomain, and route based on sub
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by ac2u 12y ago
I think you're misinterpreting the use of "high level" here. It's not that the candidate needs "a high level of understanding", it's that they need "a high level understanding". "High"
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by ac2u 12y ago
They're really really not stupid requirements. The poster you're replying to isn't narrowing to a niche, he/she is simply trying to catch a red flag. You're right to be concerned that there are many interviewers who
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by ac2u 12y ago
Y'know... I quite liked jumping in and reading right away! Didn't notice it was lacking certain assets at first.
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by ac2u 12y ago
I think you're simplifying too much in order to make a point. And I've no doubt your point is valid in a lot of cases. However, this idea of a template rendered on the server and then the same template on the client is often fraug
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by ac2u 12y ago
It's not really useful for the conversation to lump it in with the traditional definition of progressive enhancement that's been done for years. Even middle of the road efforts I tried a few years ago (such as sharing a templating
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by ac2u 12y ago
Can confirm that the law changed from "owning equipment capable of viewing" to the actual act of viewing in 2003. You can fill in a form online to confirm that your TV is not used to watch lice broadcast. When I did that at a prev
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by ac2u 12y ago
Sometimes they'll do a follow up inspection to make sure. But yes, thanks for correcting this common misconception. Although I can see why people still think otherwise as the change in the law from what gress said wasn't shouted f
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by ac2u 12y ago
It more or less worked out of the box with latest emscripten, the only thing I replaced was the call to getline with an inline version pulled from google code. More work needed to make the REPL more user friendly in HTML (emscripten uses br
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by ac2u 12y ago
Not often I find a C project that can compile to JS via emscripten without too much work. http://i.imgur.com/XMZE04i.png If it takes off for game engines then it could be used for scripting canvas/webgl games too.
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by ac2u 12y ago
What country do you work in?
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by ac2u 12y ago
I agree with you in that any attribute which an investor is interested in can be certified by an agency willing to do the legwork. However what I do wonder is how actually effective something so ambiguous is? and how much it would be gamed?
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by ac2u 12y ago
You've put it better than I ever could. It's frustrating to see someone share an experience along the lines of "I earned X this weekend by exploiting a niche I completely ignored before and learned loads!", only for a co
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by ac2u 12y ago
Since the site is down, I'm assuming fiddling with TCP window sizes is one of the tricks in the bag?
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by ac2u 12y ago
Could this be combined with JSON Web Tokens as a hybrid implementation that would be compatible with existing JWT/HMAC libraries?
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by ac2u 12y ago
Unless he edited, he didn't use the phrase "there are no known health risks" The phrase used was "no known health detriments", by which I believe he meant a direct causal link, such as with cigarettes and lung cance
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by ac2u 12y ago
I'm taking this more as contextual advice depending on the state of the market you're addressing. It could be argued that this is less relevant (at first) in an extremely small SaaS businesses that's targeted at a niche screa
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by ac2u 12y ago
Thanks for your answer. I find the more figures I have in general about how money moves in and out of the company over time, the more I feel I understand. It's really more of a question to get my head around the burn rate for early sta
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by ac2u 12y ago
It doesn't matter what specific companies are doing, but it's always helpful to know how the experience goes on average.

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