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by antjanus 9y ago
One downside of Scrivener is how old UI feels and looks. It definitely needs a heavy facelift after all these years. Oh and the use of RTF docs. I'd say that when someone comes to the table with markdown support, a UI that matches the
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by antjanus 9y ago
There IS an abstraction on top of Webpack called "terse webpack": https://github.com/ericclemmons/terse-webpack It seems to have presets for sane defaults on the roadmap.
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by antjanus 9y ago
This is great! I actually had to write my way around non-cancellable promises quite a few times and my situation mirrors yours though mostly on the client: I have a search page that updates results every time a new filter is updated (imagin
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by antjanus 9y ago
What about xstream? https://github.com/staltz/xstream it's a lightweigth alternative with a fraction of Rx's operators and a fraction of its weight.
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by antjanus 9y ago
I'm a big fan of this colorization. I like that I can quickly scan permissions, take note of the user, and figure out what kind of file I'm looking at. With regular 'ls', I usually have to do a double-take on all of thos
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by antjanus 9y ago
In the US, a wrong "box" cost me around over $3K last year. This shit happens, unfortunately.
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by antjanus 9y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I usually don't donate but did so this time. Is there a list of open source software that is going through similar hardships that need donations?
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by antjanus 9y ago
SSH-style login is still something I'd really fucking love. Much more secure way of logging in, easy protocol for storing multiple passwords, and easy authorization/deauthirzation of passwords/keys.
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by antjanus 9y ago
Probably legacy reasons and the type of errors you can get. Since JS used to be "sugar on top", it wouldn't make sense to completely eliminate the page when that piece of code which makes a logo flash doesn't work right.
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by antjanus 9y ago
That's pretty much what I'm thinking. Leave the company, stop using it, and fuck everything else. I realize that leaving a job isn't easy but an engineer that makes it to Uber is probably more than capable jumping ship.
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by antjanus 9y ago
I wrote a similar article last month on the same topic but it's much more simplified with CodePens to detail the way: https://antjanus.com/blog/web-development-tutorials/front-en... It covers only Redux and n
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by antjanus 9y ago
Basically what Bitcoin laundering does: create a bunch of users, route the money in small transactions a million times, and repeat the process. Except what you're also suggesting is doing it in a country where that specific information
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by antjanus 9y ago
it's one of those 99% compatible except for a few small quirks that only developers using it on large applications will notice. The React devs have also been great with releasing codemods for breaking APIs.
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by antjanus 9y ago
they could just follow Dan Abramov on Twitter and they would have known about it for a good while -.-
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by antjanus 10y ago
Well, there seem to be a few additional features: 1. being able to organize notes by "books" 2. being able to use it cross-platform (since both `echo` and `>>` don't exist in powershell)
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by antjanus 10y ago
Thanks for posting it! I've been wanting to actually write an identical tool but for a daily diary.
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Building a Website Layout with Bootstrap 4(antjanus.com)
1 points by antjanus 10y ago|0 comments
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by antjanus 10y ago
I worked for a company that tried to do the same: 1. It's not standard. I've yet to meet another developer that encounter this kind of clause and I've yet to be in that situation as well. 2. you can't. I had the same iss
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by antjanus 10y ago
I created a spec called MOML and is a markdown-friendly alternative to YAML. It uses plain markdown but allows you to section off parts of the markdown file in order to organize data in a sensible fashion. It has support for arrays so far i
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Build Alterdux: A Redux-Like Redux-Compatible Library from Scratch(antjanus.com)
1 points by antjanus 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Paradux – A Redux Helper for Dynamically Adding Reducers(antjanus.com)
1 points by antjanus 10y ago|0 comments
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Reccr – the fictional AI recommendation engine that rules your life(antjanus.com)
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Another Year Gone by 2016 – My year in review(antjanus.com)
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by antjanus 10y ago
Is there a subscription box that sends you just the parts for a project that uses an Arduino? Basically, I want to save cost by not having to get the (usually) most expensive part of the kit. I don't mind dismantling each month's
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by antjanus 10y ago
That's complete bullshit. You can't judge the entire job market by one guy that ends up really good.
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by antjanus 10y ago
This will sound a little weird but a food service. I eat mainly organic food and/or local food and always really high quality stuff. I spend over $300/week on myself, my wife, and my toddler-aged daughter. If someone can figure ou
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by antjanus 10y ago
no one is saying full time. But I could see the value of being able to hit up someone when necessary, right? In fact, that person probably wouldn't do everything but would help "administer" it, eg. hire a CPA to do taxes (and
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Ask HN: What do engineers prefer in terms of project management?
1 points by antjanus 10y ago|2 comments
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by antjanus 10y ago
I'm from Czech and pretty much everyone under 30 speaks fluent English. Old elementary school friends could hold a normal discussion without skipping a beat. But boy, the second I went into the old part of my childhood town and wanted
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by antjanus 10y ago
in my home country, it was also cheaper to send an ICQ message via WAP than sending a text message. It was such a clever work around expensive texting.

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