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by batiste 12y ago
It is not unnecessary, it helps the reader building a mental model about what is a function and what is not. I would concede It can be useful to create some DSL or to access an object lazily but the is a price to pay: a more opaque code bas
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by batiste 12y ago
The scoping issues with CoffeeScript is what triggered me creating this little language: http://batiste.info/CokeScript/ At this point it still a bit of a joke, but if I have more time to work on it I could take to a u
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by batiste 12y ago
I wrote this library which is similar in many ways and is also standalone http://batiste.info/likely.js/
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by batiste 12y ago
Elm seems Incredibly fast. By using requestAnimationFrame like described in the article I managed to bring my own library to satisfying performances https://github.com/evancz/todomvc-perf-comparison/pull/1
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Likely.js is a templating language using Two-Way Data Binding, and DOM Diff(batiste.info)
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by batiste 12y ago
It is not clear in your statement what you are afraid off specifically. It sounds like a mix of "making work for free" and "staying somewhere forever". Don't think too much about it now. What is done is done and you
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by batiste 13y ago
Just compare it to Django https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7262595
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by batiste 13y ago
This comment is good, probably the best, general purpose comment, and no-one claims otherwise.
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by batiste 13y ago
> Like many projects, Rails is continually discovering potential security problems, though I wouldn't say it is significantly worse than other comparable frameworks/stacks Compared to Django, a framework similar both in feature
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by batiste 13y ago
Interesting article. Although I doubt most project will have 1000 beta testers ready to fill up detailed bug reports or some benevolent code inspectors. A couple of simple integration tests go a long way detecting the most visible bugs.
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by batiste 13y ago
I am learning Rails here but I know Django very well. Anybody knowing could give a explanation about what are the differences between Rails engine and Django apps?
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by batiste 13y ago
Clients do care about having a stable and bug free software. Tests is one of the best way to achieve this.
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by batiste 13y ago
I see they plan to use pyinotify if installed (Linux only). https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.7/#manageme... Any reason to stay away from the cross plateforme Watchdog? http://p
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by batiste 13y ago
This doesn't use MongoDB therefore this is not web scale.
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by batiste 13y ago
Not sure it would happen as you describe it. I don't understand why peoples with small income will suddenly feel entitled for a raise. After all they just got a 1000 euros raise on top of their small income? For inflation I think the m
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by batiste 13y ago
I would think that most would would probably keep their jobs. But instead of bringing home only 3000-3500 they would probably bring close to 6000.
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by batiste 13y ago
The reasons for saying CH is expensive is usually true only for travelers because the currency is so overvaluated comparatively to their own currency. While inside the country with a decent salary you are usually better off than most countr
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by batiste 13y ago
I was expecting some messy JavaScript. This is nice an clean solution.
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by batiste 13y ago
Great library. Simple to use and efficient. I have been using it for some time. I have created a little TMX file reader aiming at game development. C is hard but fun: https://github.com/batiste/sdl2-game-loop
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by batiste 13y ago
This is absolutely revolting and disgusting! Good think he got 28 years.
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by batiste 13y ago
"If you look at the NodeJS/NPM ecosystem, you will find a lot of modules will use, or be used by other modules that will be in either JS or Coffee respectively" The big thing for me with Node.js was you could have whole appli
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by batiste 13y ago
The first hack read on hacker new I have seen for a long time.
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by batiste 13y ago
"A proper comparison would pit burning trash against renewable energy sources that don't produce greenhouse gases" Not really, because carbon neutral renewable energy usable for heating are not plentiful. AFAIK there is only:
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by batiste 13y ago
How is that economically/environmentally sound to import garbage? Garbage should be burned locally to avoid extra pollution.
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by batiste 14y ago
I was looking for the date when RoR changed their templating so it always output sanitized content and I found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/698700/escaping-html-in-r... Correct me if I am wrong but it seems to me that RoR stil
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by batiste 14y ago
If your only goal is to send the user to a malicious page with a payload then you don't need any user action. Just do: document.location.href = " http://malware.com ; And you are done.
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by batiste 14y ago
This is not a hack it's basic Javascript. If a malicious hacker can insert some script in a trusted page, security is pretty much completly broken and you have other worries. The fact that you can make links in this page point to other mali
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by batiste 14y ago
Some countries still have a mandatory army service
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by batiste 14y ago
I am not an expert in security but when I started using github pages a week ago. When I realized I could put any Javascript on the github.com domain I thought: good luck with making this secure.
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by batiste 14y ago
Very smart. The cost of maintaining roads in cold countries is crazy. This technique should bring substantial savings. Or an incentive to have better roads as it's cheaper to maintain.

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