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bestrapperalive
7y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: NYC or Remote Technologies: JavaScript/TypeScript, node, React, Redux, React Native, Go, Python, AWS Blurb: Significant full-stack experience (~8 years), accustomed to wearing as many hats as necessary. I've
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bestrapperalive
12y ago
Can't comment on ease of use yet, but these animations are amazingly smooth on my computer and my phone, even when stacked and applied to a screen full of elements. Will definitely try this out.
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bestrapperalive
12y ago
"The mysterious force driving human society towards the technological singularity, true and total unification of human with technology, also seems to be shaping all programming languages into Lisp, and all computers into Lisp Machines.
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
I've never seen Mad Men, but your comparison seems at least a little unfair. In this case, knowledge of the particular meme or participation in the culture that created it is not necessary. A complete stranger to internet jokes, who ha
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
No doubt. I'm sure it was. I just think it was also a genuinely useful indicator of exactly which reporters aren't/ don't have access to people with general knowledge of the subject and that more people should make jokes
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
While the video and audio feed – routed from Russia through seven proxy servers – was choppy, Snowden’s message was clear. Edward Snowden is the gift that keeps on giving. I feel like "seven proxies" is the proof of concept for
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13y ago
At first I thought the technical challenges inherent in maintaining state for a web of arbitrarily placed transmitters cooperatively targeting thousands of moving devices would make this technology impractical for deployment in the wild, bu
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
I agree with the headline if only because "hours present at desk" is a completely facile metric for performance. What matters is what was accomplished, not how much time was taken. Is your feature or project closer to (successful)
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
"A relief from the unintuitive, unscalable, unfounded snake oils like OOP, markup, APIs, or the triumvirate of HTML/CSS/JS. As if these technologies are the best we can do." At first I was mad. Then I read the above quot
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bestrapperalive
13y ago
When I read this blog post, it was like opening a Christmas present and getting socks. I don't know much about the state of the art, the points in contention between the people in this argument, or quantum computing in general. An arti