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by ahuth 10y ago
What's fundamentally wrong with it? I haven't used anything else, and therefore don't have great context. Haven't felt like anything about it is horrible, though.
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Pivotal Tracker Scheduled Downtime(status.pivotaltracker.com)
3 points by ahuth 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Design System Ops(medium.com)
1 points by ahuth 11y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 11y ago
I'm not completely up to speed on the situation. Do we know that this happened suddenly?
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by ahuth 11y ago
For me, there are no noticeable performance problems. It boots up in about 2 seconds, search feels just as fast as Sublime. I use it every day. This is on a 2013 Macbook Air.
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by ahuth 11y ago
Regarding the testing of views: If using RSpec, there are "view" tests that test rendering the html in isolation. You specify the instance variables (AKA input) that the template is expecting, and you test the output. No server re
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by ahuth 11y ago
Pretty sure he/she's not talking about accounting.
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by ahuth 11y ago
The fact that an ad is custom tailored to you is concerning in and of itself...
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by ahuth 11y ago
Types don't tell you if the behavior is correct or not.
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by ahuth 11y ago
Was CoffeeScript the first to do this? Not aware of any other languages that do. This is one of the things I really miss when going back to JS.
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by ahuth 12y ago
That's exactly my point, so I'll turn your argument back on you. Your use case is not the same as everyone else's. All the comments here keep saying that Atom is slow. For my use case it's not, and I'd like there to
222.
by ahuth 12y ago
Atom does support adding ":32" when fuzzy finding, to jump to a line.
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by ahuth 12y ago
Maybe a project with 50k files isn't a good use case for Atom. I work on a large (for me) Rails app with a couple thousand files, and never experience any slowness or issues.
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by ahuth 12y ago
Not seeing it.
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by ahuth 12y ago
Other than startup time (a couple seconds), I don't notice any slowness at all. Never is there a point where I think "wish I was using Sublime, because this is slow."
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by ahuth 12y ago
On my setup, Atom isn't "very" slow. It's actually not slow at all, other than start up (which takes a couple seconds). It does use more memory, but that hasn't been an issue for me, either. The 4GB of Ram in my Mac
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by ahuth 12y ago
Great points. At least for me, though, Atom isn't slow at all. Other than start up (which takes a couple seconds), I never experience any slowness or perception of slowness. Not even while searching through a gigantic project.
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Exceptions Are Part of Your API(mavengineering.com)
1 points by ahuth 12y ago|0 comments
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Alaska Pipeline – Drastically increase Rails/Sprockets compilation speed(github.com)
2 points by ahuth 12y ago|0 comments
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Mavenlink Engineering Blog(mavengineering.com)
1 points by ahuth 12y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 12y ago
The fact that he wrote this in 1968 is really amazing. How many people in 1968 would not have felt compelled to respond to the girl in a compassionate way?
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Slow is smooth and smooth is fast(mavengineering.com)
6 points by ahuth 12y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 12y ago
Synopsis: Google disclosed a bug with security implications to Microsoft. As per their policy, they released information to the public 90 days later. Microsoft wanted to wait a couple more days, and is now trying to paint Google as the bad
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ESPN to be available for streaming for $20 per month(si.com)
2 points by ahuth 12y ago|0 comments
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by ahuth 12y ago
Sympathy may have been a poor choice of word. What I meant was: accounting considerations should not have any bearing on how companies treat employees. Especially when the 'accounting' is not something that actually affects the mo
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by ahuth 12y ago
We should have no sympathy for 'balance sheet' or accounting reasons for anything. Regardless of how much vacation time is on the books as a liability, the company's cash flows are exactly the same.
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by ahuth 12y ago
It's interesting that Hound itself is a Rails app [1]. And it seems to be really well organized / put together. Thoughtbot is definitely following Sandi Metz's rules for developers [2]. There are a lot of small, plain Ruby cl
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by ahuth 12y ago
I don't see that implication at all.
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by ahuth 12y ago
Great article, and great explanation if why you posted this. This truly points to bigger issues in Tech, in America, and the world.
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by ahuth 12y ago
If it works great for what people need it to do, why change it? I like things that do their core purpose very well, and this apparently does.

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