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by adregan 10y ago
I can only speak to my situation, but as the macs took longer and longer to update, I came to the realization that I might need to jump ship. And as the upgrade wasn't entirely reassuring, it seems like it might be better to bite the b
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by adregan 10y ago
Thanks. I just enabled Fanboy’s Annoyance List in ublock origin. I've haven't spent any time digging through that filter list, but I'm now interested. Any other recommendations or resources?
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by adregan 10y ago
You could make use of AWS's API gateway which would in turn activate a lambda function which would communicate with a database.
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by adregan 10y ago
Secretly, I'm not that happy with flexbox. I think it's more intuitive in some cases, but I don't think it's more intuitive than floats and the like. For example, I always feel like I want a `justify-self` property like
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by adregan 10y ago
During the past year or so, as the "standard" React architecture has come to embrace keeping application state together in a global store, react-router looks a little out of place. Why should it maintain such a crucial part of the
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by adregan 10y ago
It's not super intuitive, but to favorite a comment: "click on its timestamp to go to its page, then click 'favorite' at the top."
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by adregan 10y ago
It will be interesting to see the reception that Oliver Stone's film Snowden[0] will receive when released later this week. Anecdotally, most of my friends never seemed to care as much as I do and certainly care less now. 0: http:&#x2
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by adregan 10y ago
One thing I remembered while reading the section on telephone inputs—what happened to all the HTML5 date and time input types? http://caniuse.com/#search=Date%20and%20time%20input%20types All of the other cool new input typ
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by adregan 10y ago
The `for` attribute (`htmlFor` in jsx) will also allow the same kind of behavior: <label for="coolInput">Click me:</label> <input type="checkbox" id="coolInput" /> Edit:
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by adregan 10y ago
The benefit of the service worker is that they can intercept all fetch events and would allow you to move validation code out of the thread that is running the UI. It can make for a simpler client, but really it's just shifting the com
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by adregan 10y ago
While I was attending, I told everyone (family, friends, strangers at the bar) that I was at a computer camp for adults. I've also heard "writers' retreat for programmers."
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by adregan 10y ago
Could you expand on string refs as an anti-pattern?
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by adregan 10y ago
> It's interesting that the author pursued a degree in literature and that's what ultimately pushed her away from that career path. It seems to be a common theme where a formal education in creative arts makes people want to do
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[V8] JIT compiler not preserving method behavior(bugs.chromium.org)
1 points by adregan 10y ago|0 comments
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by adregan 10y ago
It's such a shame because it has the potential to be amazing but is so difficult to use and unsatisfying to use. I wish that it started with the verbs rather than the resources. Set up basic behavior for GET, POST, PUT, &c. and app
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by adregan 10y ago
There was a talk[0] which included some info about this recently at !!con[1]. The safe browsing dataset is compressed and stored as a bloom filter so that the check for a safe site can be performed locally. 0: http://bangbangcon.
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by adregan 11y ago
I'd like to be added. ID is adregan
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Unhackable: The quest for an email the government can’t read(harpers.org)
2 points by adregan 11y ago|0 comments
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by adregan 11y ago
Looks like a signed json file found at `/apple-app-site-association` on sites that support it (eg. booking.com/apple-app-site-association, nytimes.com/apple-app-site-association, &c.)
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An Introduction to the Web Bluetooth API(dev.opera.com)
1 points by adregan 11y ago|0 comments
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by adregan 11y ago
I'd love to be able to search in branches. Especially on projects that commit to master and have release branches when they are between releases.
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by adregan 11y ago
I have been interviewing quite a bit lately, and I have found that my favorite interviews are take home tests that are representative of the kind of work I would be doing at said company. I am more comfortable with that style and I perform
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by adregan 11y ago
I just set up a free ssl cert via AWS[0] yesterday for serving static assets and securing an API Gateway endpoint (previously was using a free Lets Encrypt[1] cert). So hopefully there will be more ways around certification authorities who
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by adregan 11y ago
Some of these folks are taking plea deals to get out on time served. That time they are serving? It's accrued while they are waiting to go to trial. In a hideously over crowded prison system with overworked public defenders, the right
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by adregan 11y ago
I too was expecting an article on Marinetti and his cohorts and their love of violence, speed, and strange dinner parties.
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by adregan 11y ago
I like to think that Roland Barthes would have loved to use "The Road Not Taken" in his piece "Death of the Author"[0]. Truly, at a scale that's frankly staggering, agency has been given to the reader—though one cou
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The International Fight Over Marcel Duchamp's Chess Set(theatlantic.com)
12 points by adregan 11y ago|4 comments
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by adregan 11y ago
Granted, I'm only 30, so take my anecdotal experience as an older person with a grain of salt, but I've found that getting older isn't so hard as everyone seems to get nicer in their 30s. Life's easier when people are ni
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by adregan 11y ago
When I search, all but 3 results are now news stories and blog posts about googling "What happened to the dinosaurs." I don't find those results to be particularly useful either.
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by adregan 11y ago
A few of the flux implementations have the concept of "rehydrating" state (serializing and deserializing the stores), which does allow the client side to reuse the data and keeps the component from refetching the data. A useful pa

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