akamaozu

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by akamaozu 10y ago
When one doesn't know what they don't know, where do they intuitively begin learning when given the firehose of data that is the internet?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what's stopping me from using this to sign up for services and having this app mahically keeping their emails out of my inbox, but neatly filed away for when I need it?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I'd like a readability-scraped version of the articles in my rss feed.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Thanks so much for this! I don't write erlang but I'm really interested in the underlying principles for building really resilient systems. This is a great way to see the individual pieces and their purposes, making it easy to lea
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I don't understand the desire to make it seem like you know everything. If you learn something from someone, is it that much trouble to give them credit for expanding your horizon? If this mindset is recursive down your organization&#x
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Unlikely (s)he's interested in disclosing, judging by the throwaway name. I'm in Toronto looking for agency work as well. It's been a while since I've done some.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Really curious about the tangible gains of using ES6 over ES5. Especially since ES6 is being converted to ES5 at the end of the day.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Works well, actually. It's called appcache. Works in most browsers. You should look it up ;)
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by akamaozu 10y ago
How best would you go about objectively convincing the executive team that it's better in the long run to invest a bit in stability now? Very new to talking with execs and I don't know where to begin.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
You're pretty opinionated for someone who doesn't seem to understand a lot of things ;) 1. Hitting refresh doesn't break everything. It resets your current state to the default. I default to the url combined with locally stor
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by akamaozu 10y ago
That's like saying if you aren't driving a Veyron you obviously don't care about speed so use a moped.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
A list of steps to follow acts way more like the event model than procedural code. The state of the world can change between steps and the next set of instructions don't apply til you meet some certain criteria or .. event, if you will
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by akamaozu 10y ago
No idea but it's been driving me nuts. I can't read offline bedbugs their Android app is broken. How are you currently using Readability?
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I'm currently working on an unofficial interface for Readability because they aren't working on it anymore and their Android app is really broken. The webpage needs to work offline (whole point of the project) but should be able t
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by akamaozu 10y ago
I think a good example of a function you'd want in the front and back end is one that takes data and outputs a template.
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by akamaozu 10y ago
Multiple ways. Using just your database, you can store records when users complete certain actions. Eg. When a contract is uploaded, modified, when new people are invited to collaborate over it ... That way you simply query for user actions
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by akamaozu 11y ago
I've wondered why the official committee doesn't have a recommended list of libraries for specific purposes. That way I can get a curated list of great functions I can trust. Essentially a standard library for all intents and purp
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by akamaozu 11y ago
Interesting idea! Never seen anything like this before.
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by akamaozu 11y ago
You're a classy guy, Leo. You're the kind of programmer I aspire to be like and be surrounded with.
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by akamaozu 11y ago
Unfriendly towards new programmers? I don't see it. This is one of the more open and accepting fields of work I can think of. We have regular meetups where an absolute newbie can meet a very public figure in the community and have a co
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by akamaozu 11y ago
> at its most basic, it's a tool that inextricably ties DOM state with JavaScript Thank you for this! It seems like many people get the impression that React is a really fancy template engine, which sucks. Part of what its capable o
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by akamaozu 11y ago
There's a bunch of directories where you keep the PHP and JS files in the same directory, like this one: https://github.com/EGreg/Platform/tree/master/platform/plugi... Any special rationale be
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Spent the weekend playing with Node REPL and made this(github.com)
2 points by akamaozu 11y ago|0 comments
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by akamaozu 11y ago
I'm certain generators can be packaged up as modules. I believe there's a functional programming package that includes lambdas. I've seen spread used by co-workers. Point is .. even if not 100% of these are functionality you
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by akamaozu 11y ago
You're new to JavaScript, but you're not new to programming. That makes all the difference in the world. Would you recommend Haskell, Erlang or arguably Go to a newbie programmer? JavaScript has the benefit of being one of the mos
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by akamaozu 11y ago
It's not about refusing to use new language features. It's that these aren't new features; they're old features with new syntax. That's why Babel can transpile it. It's a case of old feature new syntax.
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by akamaozu 11y ago
Exactly my sentiments. The module system is definitely needed. For better or worse, npm's already become the defacto JavaScript package manager. It works automatically with every environment outside the browser and we're fine usin
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ES6 is Over-Engineering JavaScript(designbymobi.us)
5 points by akamaozu 11y ago|17 comments
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by akamaozu 11y ago
Thanks :) We've been pretty unstructured so far. We let the conversation guide the direction of the show, try different approaches, lengths, settings and type of guests, looking for the ways that stick so we can double down and refine
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CRUDCAST: Two Nigerian Programmers Chat about Technology
2 points by akamaozu 11y ago|2 comments

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