akamaozu

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by akamaozu 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this! It's not easy to admit one's weaknesses and grow from them. Glad you were able to and doubly glad you were able to share the story :)
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by akamaozu 10y ago
If you read all the way to the end, you'd realize the analytics was just a way of selling the feature the title is talking about.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
The decision to delete the email on disconnect is interesting. What happens when there is a temporary network issue? Might it be more useful to allow a reconnect period before the inbox disappears?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Sounds like your assumption, not fact.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
> I don't see the problem here. Afterwards cleaners come and clean the square, streets, whatever. It's part of the game. You think this is a game??
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by akamaozu 10y ago
For as long as I can remember, I've strongly felt you don't need a JS framework; you're better off learning JavaScript and gaining a better understanding of the language. This is, like the author says, factually true, but a c
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by akamaozu 10y ago
What are your thoughts on event-driven architecture when you don't need to cross network boundaries. An example is inter-process communication.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Front-end is not as hard as people want it to appear. Unfortunately the shiniest of tools in this space don't teach you the things you need to know to appreciate how straightforward it is. #1. Perception: CSS is hard. Here are five JS
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Serendipity
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I'm curious why it was limited to first 35,000 words instead of using all available material and weighing the result by number of tracks / albums or number of years the source material spans.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
The issue often isn't a financial institution to go through; it's the logistics challenge in using an electronic cash system in the first place.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Case in point: Some fervent Christians don't have a problem with gay marriage. Nobody meets God's standard; feels pointless to wage war on anyone else who doesn't when we don't either.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
A whole country a cancer to humanity? I suspect this sort of generalization is what caused the student visa problem in the first place.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Link to the post about the graphics library please?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Maybe not so much whiny ranting as it's really just stuck in seeing the world from a particular perspective. Otherwise, fully agree with you. This is a promising subject, but the writer's very specific focus on Jewish-Arabic relat
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by akamaozu 10y ago
- WordPress - Node.js - MySQL - Redis - RabbitMQ - React.js - npm - Browserify Two really important pieces in my toolkit I made (and probably am the only person using them) are: - cjs-noticeboard A javascript pubsub implementation I use cli
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by akamaozu 10y ago
What are your thoughts on having different node processes dedicated to specific tasks? Eg. One hosts the http server and a second as a worker? That way you don't jampack one loop with everything your application needs to do.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Thank you for writing this. I think the biggest contributor to JS fatigue is almost every tutorial pointing its readers to tool up in a number of ways just to get started. It becomes very difficult for anyone new to the language to imagine
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Good detailed piece, but I think it could have used more details about Enchant's decisions rather than just summarizing what options are out there. For instance, you mention two async communication strategies (message broker and webhoo
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Amazing idea! How do you plan to make money with it though?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Really like the simple breakdown of the concept and a relatable example. Would gladly read more of these.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
> What if the only difference between the web and desktop apps are that the desktop app can open local files while the web app downloads them? This was the exact problem I needed to solve that led to my first Electron app. Needed to recu
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Sounds like you're really unhappy about the lack of type safety, but using the opportunity to vent about other irrelevant chips on your shoulder. npm install works millions of times (If not tens of millions of times) daily. If there wa
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by akamaozu 10y ago
This. Previous devs were doing expensive things whenever we received webhooks. This meant we DoS'd ourselves every time a sizable amount of webhooks came our way. Set up a tiny server on Heroku that received the webhooks and put them o
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by akamaozu 10y ago
This is awesome! Really pretty visualization - so interesting to see the distribution of where my lines of code are. Copying generator.js into every project got tiresome, so I modified it to work from the same directory as lib.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Why do people never use regular words when describing functional programming concepts? This was initially promising but, like every other "let me explain functional programming" write-ups, reduced to inscrutable babble before we m
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Would be interested to know what to do when you work in a feature factory and want to turn the place around
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Being able to easily install packages from your offline cache is a really great feature because work doesn't always happen where / when you have a reliable internet connection. I think Yarn is more fragmentation we don't need
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I might move the skills section before education or experience. It would help whoever is looking at it quickly determine if you have any experience with the technology they currently use (or will be interested in using).
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Diablo II is the greatest. Not sure why you need function keys to play it though.

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