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by bestest 8y ago
This approach introduces a lot more pain from experience: "From experience" — that's the thing. "YOUR" experience. As a JS DEV I've experienced a lot of good and bad examples. When things are done right,
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by bestest 8y ago
It looks like you are either misguided or are doing something wrong. This is not how React or Angular (or Express) works. Only the stuff that is required per-route (or whatever state) is "rendered" server-side. The rest is chunked
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by bestest 8y ago
which jQuery version are you using? are you using ALL of jQuery, or a custom build?
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by bestest 8y ago
I'm using a wildcard certificate too for several reasons. The main reason being: if you want to test your code on a real device (iOS and Android simulators included), a simple self-signed certificate won't do the job. But with a L
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by bestest 8y ago
A "server" in this particular case is a machine capable of running most video games (and Steam, GOG, any other game client), ergo a Windows machine.
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by bestest 8y ago
As a local I can confirm, Vilnius has became very strong with its startup community. A lot of international businesses are moving in, a lot of big companies are already in. And that all gathers around the smaller companies and startups. Sup
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by bestest 8y ago
talking about the website itself — it's one of the worst ones (mildly spoken) i've seen in a while.
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by bestest 9y ago
I've stumbled on a couple of bugs with Dejavu, and wanted to see if I can submit a bug fix. And, well, submit and fix them I can, but boy oh boy is the code terrible. Only use this on your own risk and on a throwaway ES instance, as th
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by bestest 9y ago
I'm struggling to understand why this is on the home page. The code is terrible, the demo is terrible, the documentation is terrible, and the purpose is unclear.
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by bestest 9y ago
The book (or rather books) is even better!
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by bestest 9y ago
The relay attack is very old and is very commonly used to steal all kinds of cars, here in Europe it's mostly Toyota. You do not need the key to be present in the car once it's started up. It's a feature of all key-less cars.
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by bestest 9y ago
Of course I have no proof, but there are links, and this is one of them: http://www.bbc.com/russian/news-40674508 , which you can use as a point of reference. The Russian net is talking about it (on youtube, on twitter,
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by bestest 9y ago
Will they shut down the Russian YouTube offices, which are overrun by the same Kremlin propagandists, wrecking havoc on Russian Youtube (shutting down opposition videos etc)?
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Knolling(en.wikipedia.org)
249 points by bestest 9y ago|76 comments
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by bestest 9y ago
That's the thing about functional programming. I personally don't remember the last time I had the need to write a foreach loop. Foreach loops even kind of feel _dirty_ to me. All I really need now is Array.map, Array.reduce, Arra
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by bestest 9y ago
Indeed. A pure function should not depend on and / or mutate external variables. I'd do it like this (yay for one-ish-liners!): const playersByCountry = footballPlayers.reduce((acc, player) => { return {...acc, [player.
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by bestest 9y ago
In my opinion the top rated comment is right on point there: "I’d say that ImmutableJS is your anti-pattern here, not FP in JavaScript as a whole."
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by bestest 10y ago
How about the Apple Pencil support? Or is that only for iPad Pro?
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by bestest 10y ago
I bet there's quite a bit of us here, who could tell a story on "How I got my career in the tech industry without any degree at all". Same for me. And although I could tell a longer story, the TLDR is "love what you do
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by bestest 10y ago
I don't really get why ^this^ is being downvoted. It most definitely is NOT the industry by itself. It's humans in general.
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by bestest 10y ago
Totally. 64% of my users are on mobile. Can one really afford to ignore that crowd? Of course, mobile web development is, as I tend to say, the IE6 of modern days. So many older devices, and we also need to more or less support all of them.
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by bestest 12y ago
I think there's nothing wrong in making a joke, but not making fun of people. There is a difference, and I beg your pardon if you parsed mine as a latter. Especially considering the fact that I went against the reddit traditions and ad
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by bestest 12y ago
Down-vote me all you can, but OP's situation is most definitely self inflicted. It's the same with drug addicts. They can't help it. You can be compassionate with them, but it won't help them. What they need is a kick in
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by bestest 12y ago
I simply can't resist it, but alas, see what will happen to you if you code in emacs! On the serious note though, he did admit he enjoys procrastinating. Why would I help someone who never had and still does not have any motivation?
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by bestest 13y ago
Benchmarks comparing PourOver to Backbone would be nice. Anyone?
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by bestest 13y ago
all I can say is "use strict";
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by bestest 13y ago
you're doing something wrong if this is an issue for you. I personally would like to apologize to everyone for dissing CoffeeScript in the past, here (thus my low karma) and elsewhere. I'm working with a new customer now, three we
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by bestest 13y ago
yeah, quite misleading: AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE and then: HOLD UP. BEATS MUSIC IS NOT YET AVAILABLE IN YOUR COUNTRY. very annoying.
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by bestest 13y ago
there seems to be some recursion when sitecommenter.com is entered. and drawing doesn't work. meh.
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by bestest 13y ago
I hate theatlantic.com for their sliding down ad at the top.

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