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   by balls187 11y ago

   Can you link to articles on jQuery's performance issues? Is it's implementation slow, or do you mean it's size makes over the wire transmission slow? Are all jQuery methods slow, or specific cases like DOM manipulation and&#x
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   by balls187 11y ago

   > Yes, it is. Period. Full Stop. Don't ever check access keys into any repo, public, private or even self-hosted. Generalizing here (and for the record I agree with your point), is that to a developer, source code is as valuable as
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   by balls187 11y ago

   > Why does somebody pushes AWS Keys into a Git Repository? Wild speculation, but this is a side effect of "developer" centric operations. Everything is done via code, and developers are instinctively trained to check in code.
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   by balls187 11y ago

   `say` is one of my favorite little things about OS X. In a couple of my build script, I have throw in a couple random say commands if say is installed on the system. Everyonce in a while a Dev will ping me when their computer speaks to them
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   We are now averaging more than one mass shooting per day in 2015(businessinsider.com)

   2 points by balls187 11y ago|0 comments
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   by balls187 11y ago

   That is what I suspected was the case, but I'm curious if young people who are familiar with LeBron James but aren't familiar with Michael Jordan. Also one has to point out, this is an article on the WSJ, whose majority of readers
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   by balls187 11y ago

   Great scene. "He said Cadillac, but he meant Lexus."
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   by balls187 11y ago

   I disagree that the title was click bait. It's a common occurrence in sports to reference athletes against well known popular athletes--especially when it comes to how extraordinarily dominant certain athletes were in their sport. Thes
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   by balls187 11y ago

   Curious why the article's title is "The LeBron James of Weightlifting" when the USA Weightlifting Exec was quoted as saying "The Michael Jordan of Weightlifting?"
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    by balls187 11y ago

    More likely used to find cars that have significant parking fees, and/or expired tabs.
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    by balls187 11y ago

    It seems weird that CIO type decisions would ever roll up to the Marketing VP. Having worked on a company that sold multifactor auth software in the mid 2000's, I can tell you most companies won't pay for software until there is a
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    by balls187 11y ago

    A couple things: 1. Not all users of the site were married/in a relationship. 2. Signing up for a site like this isn't an admission of wanting to commit adultery. 3. There is/was no email verification, so anyone can sign up u
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    by balls187 11y ago

    Putting aside her feelings of infidelity, and talk about it from the perspective of the spouse that is being cheated on. Perhaps the people who is having the affair should be outed, but what about their spouse? Shouldn't the pain of th
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    by balls187 11y ago

    So basically Slack without the features and usability?
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    by balls187 11y ago

    Hipchat is good. Slack is just much better. From inviting teams, to the mobile client, editing messages, emojis, youtube videos, music integration, team management, role management, bot creation, keyboard shortcuts, slack just does it bette
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    by balls187 11y ago

    > Is IRC really so hard to use? Yes it is. I've successfully had the following classes of people use Slack (across 4 teams): * Wife (Engineering PhD) * Dentist * Martial Arts Instructor/Gym Owner * EVP of Engineering * Business
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    Everbright: Giant Lite-Brite for the Office(hero-design.com)

    1 points by balls187 11y ago|2 comments
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    No regrets for Harvard student who lost Facebook internship for exposing flaw(geekwire.com)

    13 points by balls187 11y ago|2 comments
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    by balls187 11y ago

    > What's it based on, if not an actual curve of growing revenue? It seems common knowledge enough that budget and revenue forecasts for seed stage start ups aren't going to be precise or very accurate. For investors, that part
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    by balls187 11y ago

    This whole notion of "HR isn't your friend" is nonsensical. No department at the company is your friend. You stop performing at your job, you will probably be fired--or promoted. Even your real friends won't be your frie
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    by balls187 11y ago

    There are other things as well that are pretty important: Recruiting, performance reviews, and visa sponsorships. I personally would hate to setup interview loops, having to manage calendars and book rooms, and the amount of paperwork requi
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    by balls187 11y ago

    > (2) Car batteries do not last only 3-4 years as per the OP. Car batteries can last decades. There are many variables, but the car in my battery is far older than 4 years. (lol) I have a 2003 VW GTi. Had the battery replaced for the fir
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    by balls187 11y ago

    Nor do I. Best case, this is a minor annoyance to Apple, and they don't bother. Worst case, a bad actor abuses this forcing Apple to immediately pull any and all apps built ontop of this. For anything other than an MVP, I wouldn't
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    by balls187 11y ago

    The key verbiage is "release" vs "updates." You still have to go through the initial App Store Release process initially. After that, using this framework you can push updates directly, rather than waiting the requisite
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    by balls187 11y ago

    Tangentially related, this is a fascinating read: http://www.quora.com/How-did-game-developers-pack-entire-gam...
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    by balls187 11y ago

    There is a massive cultural difference between Japan and China, however. Much of Japan's industrial transformation came after massive US post WWII investment. (Note: same happened in Germany as well).
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    by balls187 11y ago

    We're seeing serious memory leaks in 2.0.4~trusty. http://glui.me/?i=uu1gqb3son0sbnn/2015-08-11_at_11.33_AM.png... You can see where the memory sets itself during the rethink process restart, and then it slowly cl
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    by balls187 11y ago

    > be summarized as "Please stop treating our products like they are open source. They're not, and it is against the license agreement to reverse engineer our stuff to find the source code." and it's not helpful becau
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    by balls187 11y ago

    Don't forget VMware: https://solutionexchange.vmware.com/store/category_groups/19
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    by balls187 11y ago

    > Larry Ellison is the biggest asshole in Silicon Valley, and also the richest, so he must be doing something right. This weekend I learned that Larry Ellison purchased ~90% of an island in Hawaii.