adrianhel

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by adrianhel 8y ago
(No mobile friendly backoffice yet)
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Everything you need to know about building a secure password reset: Cryptographically secure universally unique id -> email.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
For workshops like this, you should consider using Diggle (diggle.com/trial). We're still in beta, but this is the type of thing we use it for.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Multiple asterix are stripped it seems.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
The tipping point for me was memorizing "A complete guide to flexbox" from the site "CSS Tricks" by using flash cards (Anki). The problems with CSS are: - A lot of features have been abused before there were good layout
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by adrianhel 8y ago
The problem is that a higher teacher:student ratio may be necessary and younger students can't neccessarily travel as far. (Some parents don't have cars, sparsely populated areas, etc.) For cities I think this is a no-brainer howe
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Object.defineProperty('senior', { value: true, enumerable: false })
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Don't disagree, but for React users onClick={this.doStuff.bind(this)} is pretty common for newbies who just read it somewhere and don't know of the perf implications of bind. But personally I prefer prototypal inheritance and the
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by adrianhel 8y ago
I would like optional typing for the few places where it would be very useful. But people would enforce all types way too much, so I'm kind of on the fence.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
The only way to do this without creating a hierarchy would be to group people in individual subjects. That would however be a logistics nightmare. .. Unless we embrace the real revolution: computer based learning at your own pace with teach
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This protects the privacy of victims, offenders and innocent suspects. All of them should have a right to privacy, except convicted offenders in matters affecting the public.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Then again. I thought jQuery and AngularJS was problematic when they were trendy. React is 6 years old and still doing it for me.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
It does not matter. Are your tests preventing defects? Is it possible to run new or affected tests quickly? Are your tests reasonably easy to maintain? When I am testing an application that is basically a layer between my app and a database
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Is there any research that catogorizes how different foods impact satiety and craving that anyone could point me to? It would be interesting to see a study that examines how different foods impact these when introduced in an average diet.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
The default should have been arbitrary precision bignums with easy opt-in for floats and ints of varying sizes. But oh well.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
If you go for React, I would highly recommend Mobx for state management. And create-react-app + yarn eject to get started. CRA is a joy to work with. Mobx is a bit more difficult to grok and debug for newcomers than Redux, but it's rea
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by adrianhel 8y ago
How do you get money without some kind of third party? What's positive is that there is no monopoly with regards to who can be that third party.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
My first advice to anyone regarding CSS: Don't just slap on more rules to get things working. Gain an intuition and you'll be so much happier and produce much better layouts. But yes, I am also under that impression.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
I prefer using user agent sniffing and adding the class ie to body. With autoprefixer you get a lot for free too. But I do have a certain fondness for wrapping modern layout in @supports(display: block) {}. It's kind of like a hidden f
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by adrianhel 8y ago
I have learned Jenkins and Mobx and am learning ML and Rust. I started on a compiler for a toy language in Rust and C/C++ and despite Rust being a bit tricky, I would feel vastly more confident about deploying something in Rust. Plus,
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by adrianhel 8y ago
I do not agree with this. One bit. He was not the sneaky party.
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In this scenario the lack of performance was significant, so I would say it was necessary. If performance was adequate, different story. For example. We have a redux based content editor that is quite slow. It is however more than performan
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by adrianhel 8y ago
Better yet: Stick with Mongo, create regression tests, switch out or simplify the framework and add integration testing. It is often viable to take the meat of a system and place it in a new framework with some alterations. And for the perf
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What I would gladly pay 100$/month for is Vim with correct syntax highlighting, intellisense and nice plugins (such as fuzzy finder) by default. It would not need to be Vim, but I have only tried one Vim emulator that didn't suck
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I know what they could do. Release it as Internet Explorer Edge and include IE11 as Lecagy Internet Explorer 11.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
There was a lot of churn in JS. Things have gotten pretty damn stable. I usually use Express(2010), Socket.io(2014) and React(2013) for new projects. The libraries that break with new versions are the ones that rely on exotic features.
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by adrianhel 8y ago
I completely agree. But I think that small amount of knowlegde does wonders. A designer does not need to know how to code, but to think in terms of elements and components. Otoh. a developer does not need to know how to design, but basic ty
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First of all: I agree that this is bad and that these developers should choose portable tech when building these sites. But as of now, Chrome is and has for a long time been the only browser to support: Shadow DOM: https://canius
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Estimate higher then.
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We need artificial meat. Research and production should be funded by meat taxation. We need environmentally friendly travel. Research and manufacturing should be funded by fossil fuel taxation. These tasks should be implemented using the bo

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