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Keep Your Types and Interfaces Closer (In TypeScript)(dev.to)
2 points by antjanus 8y ago|0 comments
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by antjanus 8y ago
it's happening for millenials already. Everyone I talk to feels that emptiness of blindly sharing status posts and photos. And pretty much everyone I talk to about this mentions that they do those status updates and photos for family m
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by antjanus 8y ago
I had a community college math teacher who was really pissed at textbook requirements set for her class. It wasn't a choice she could really make (ie. demand which textbook to use). So, when she taught me for a 2nd semester, she decide
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by antjanus 8y ago
Hey! I'm using basically a Bootstrap-like syntax for my own "framework" at work. We've been running it for almost 4 years so I'd love to respond to everything your saying: 1. it does actually happen but more often
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by antjanus 8y ago
yeah Monaco is a code editor. CoreMirror can easily and nicely function as an "editor" in general. I used it in a big project for a specific kind of markdown editing experience. I checked out Monaco at the time and CodeMirror and
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by antjanus 8y ago
I had the same situation with multiple services: 1. ultrasound cost around $300 with insurance...$150 without 2. ER visit cost $4K with insurance....$900 without 3. specialist visit with insurance cost around $200...$150 without And don&#x2
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by antjanus 8y ago
I'm a non-React dev but I wrote modern apps with Angular (and have written React). I think the best testable approach really is: 1. unit testing on the smallest bits (Redux actions/reducers make unit testing them SUPER easy) 2. do
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by antjanus 8y ago
Can someone compare Instapaper to Pocket for me? I'm just wondering how they're different.
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by antjanus 8y ago
Damn, that's a really nice UI!
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by antjanus 8y ago
I'm a fan of Pocket as well. It's what I use. It's also easy to quickly look up old articles I've read or to find new content to read via recommended/explore option. Plus you've got that whole cross-platform th
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by antjanus 8y ago
I usually recommend a few different books: Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship http://amzn.to/2vcRcgU This book really helped me focus on code organization and seeing maintainable code as an overall goa
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by antjanus 8y ago
I've been trying to work on this for years but never had enough time and always lost steam. So here goes: I want to build a markdown editor that's built for writer powerusers. My idea was that it'd function as a "writing
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by antjanus 8y ago
Is there something like this but for regular code? I think it's called verbose programming or literal programming? I can't remember but if anyone knows of similar projects, please let me know!
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by antjanus 8y ago
My co-workers have Alexa. I love shouting out "Alexa play Justin Bieber!" or "Alexa! Add ice-cream to the grocery list!" It worked several times and I found it really fucking hilarious. They did, too and now they guard t
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by antjanus 8y ago
not that part but their header disappearing and reappearing is annoying. I'm on a smallish laptop screen, scrolling up to look at a picture immediately results in less space to read and covering the photo I just scrolled up to see. So
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by antjanus 8y ago
As a gamer, I wonder how noticeable this latency truly is (2ms - 50ms). The browser runs at "60fps" so any input, by default has a 16ms delay (unless I'm understanding the browser incorrectly). This kind of delay does not pha
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by antjanus 8y ago
I've heard a lot of people coming to rely on back-end tracking because it can't be blocked by the client. I think this works especially well on a single page application because you can infer how a user interacted with the site so
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by antjanus 8y ago
Thanks for posting this, I've been meaning to make similar transitions with my site.
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by antjanus 8y ago
thanks! I appreciate it! :)
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by antjanus 8y ago
I'm really appreciative of the mention of the inverted import. Inverting the flow really lets components "register" themselves and thus be fully contained rather than be "required" by another component. It can be po
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How I Structure My JavaScript Code(dev.to)
2 points by antjanus 9y ago|0 comments
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by antjanus 9y ago
I completely agree with you. Use the tech you know, and learn new tech with time. Staying on the bleeding edge is fun but doesn't have the payoffs people think it does. My stack is pretty much 100% JavaScript. I can do PHP, I can do Go
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by antjanus 9y ago
hey, I have a similar issue on PC. It's not that the CPU maxes out but that everything grounds to a halt, especially when typing in text boxes on JS-heavy sites. I'm on HN, right? Totally fine. Amazing browser. I hit up Twitter, a
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by antjanus 9y ago
that's just the new NPM version
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by antjanus 9y ago
That's not entirely right. Each workspace is an equivalent of a tab, not a browser.
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by antjanus 9y ago
Sure! I remember those days. I'm on Windows 10 and over the past year, they've tremendously improved on memory usage.
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by antjanus 9y ago
I checked. I'm at 360mb for 8 separate Slack processes grouped together. I'm on Windows 10, not sure if that matters. There are no Slack helpers. I'm not sure why you're this adamant about it. I still it's quite a g
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by antjanus 9y ago
how is it taking up that much data? I'm at 550mbs with 6 very active teams and while on voice chat. Dropped out of voice chat I'm at 340mb. Each team has 10-20 channels. I also use Discord which uses Electron and with it, I'm
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by antjanus 9y ago
Well, here's the thing, you can write a parser to translate that TS into JSON schema format and that works. At my job, we're currently running JS on the back-end and TS on the front-end. JSON-Schema can be used in both. We're
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by antjanus 9y ago
I wasn't a huge fan of Torchlight but it's still such a solid game.

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