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by beefsack 13y ago
While it's a decent workaround, I wouldn't call it ideal, namely because it requires a second window open when you might be starved for screen real estate and also because accidentally opening your mail once in a normal window cou
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Radxa Rock - Quad core developer board by Cubieboard engineer now available(miniand.com)
2 points by beefsack 13y ago|0 comments
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by beefsack 13y ago
I always have an uncomfortable feeling these exist purely to harvest email addresses. Not that it stopped me using it, the results are of interest and my email address is already plastered all over the place.
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by beefsack 13y ago
It's down right now: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/youtube.com
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by beefsack 13y ago
It looks like the last commit was a couple of years back so this isn't very new, though I hadn't seen it before and it's very impressive. https://github.com/aantthony/graph.tk
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by beefsack 13y ago
I went along the path that using a directive to trigger D3 updates when $scope changes in AngularJS is a much better idea that throwing the baby out with the bathwater. D3 is incredibly powerful for visualisations, and it benefits greatly
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by beefsack 13y ago
I'm not sure being ignorant of things running inconspicuously in the background is much better than having an icon there.
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by beefsack 13y ago
I still can't figure out if that page is satirical or not.
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by beefsack 13y ago
This is amazing, I love the DI with services! I always preferred Gorilla to things like Revel because it wasn't so opinionated, and this seems closer to Gorilla but with this clever idea of services. I threw together an example app wi
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by beefsack 13y ago
Martini seems to be a bit more of an inclusive solution more akin to something like Revel, whereas Gorilla seems to be tackling the problem by making a number of standalone components that you can tie together yourself. I've done a sma
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by beefsack 13y ago
GoSublime also utilises gocode for ST users: https://github.com/DisposaBoy/GoSublime
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by beefsack 13y ago
When I'm using Go and have a goroutine which could possibly fail, I also return an error channel allowing the caller to handle errors from inside the goroutine.
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by beefsack 13y ago
As a casual observer they are a very interesting read, as are the meeting minutes that get put up. Both "this week in rust" and meeting minutes are posted to /r/rust, which is a good resource for those who want to keep a
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by beefsack 13y ago
A relevant comparison would be to TypeScript, which has already picked up a fair bit of steam: http://www.typescriptlang.org/
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by beefsack 13y ago
Your feelings towards JavaScript essentially mirror mine, though I've found writing code in TypeScript for Meteor has been a much more pleasant experience and gives me more confidence in the code I write. https://github.com&
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by beefsack 13y ago
Undoubtedly many of you know of it already, but Transmission ( http://www.transmissionbt.com/ ) is an amazing, lightweight Bittorrent client which includes a web interface and things like scheduling. It's included by de
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by beefsack 13y ago
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by beefsack 13y ago
It's an impressively in depth and well reasoned analysis, and takes into account common bigrams which is something I'd never considered being important for keyboard layouts. I tried switching to Dvorak many moons ago, I'm fee
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by beefsack 13y ago
Don't show HN your project if you're easily offended, but definitely show HN if you want constructive valuable criticism. Reddit is a much better place if you want your ego stroked.
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by beefsack 13y ago
It might be worth considering encoding the URL data to something to compress it a little bit more, perhaps base 64 or something.
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by beefsack 13y ago
I actually wrote an AngularJS directive to assist in integrating D3.js with automatic scope updates: https://github.com/beefsack/angular-d3 A little demo is in the repo too: http://rawgithub.com/beefsac
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Gobndl - Bundle Go dependencies inside Go projects(github.com)
1 points by beefsack 13y ago|0 comments
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by beefsack 13y ago
Kind of surprised how in depth the tutorial goes, but only manages to mention the word "test" once and doesn't cover the fantastic testing back end included with the AngularJS seed ( https://github.com/angular&
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by beefsack 13y ago
Personal taste I guess, I'm always happy to specify my requires manually so I have a better idea and more control over what's going on, makes things more obvious for other developers reading your code too.
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by beefsack 13y ago
http://showterm.io/5837e92554dcbeaea129b
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by beefsack 13y ago
Some suggestions from someone using AngularJS in a significant sized commercial project, which manages pages with complex DOM structures with tens of thousands of nodes on some pages: * Don't modify the DOM with anything other than Ang
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by beefsack 13y ago
I completely disagree. I find it very useful to see small, easy to digest, and easy to compare example apps when new frameworks come out for a first impression to help decide if I want to have a play with it myself.
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by beefsack 13y ago
Some people actually enjoy tinkering with the OS, the OS is a bit of a toy for me and I format to something new every two weeks or so. I can't imagine anything more boring than an OS which hides all the nuts and bolts, that's the
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by beefsack 13y ago
I just recently decided that I wanted an in-house solution to inbound email handling (the user can send emails into the server containing commands to run) as I didn't like the expense or having to rely on an external service to do it f
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by beefsack 13y ago
If there's any time to do it, it would be now while it's such a big issue.

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