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> As an experiment, we tried writing a separate app to try out the popular Flux library. Is there one 'popular Flux library'? Perhaps they meant redux? No other mention of it in the article.
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It makes more sense when comparing two "mobile ride hailing" services. Uber actually started out as a black car service, significantly more expensive than taxis while providing a far superior experience.
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People shouldn't confuse this as an opportunity to comment on the government's obvious short-comings to alleviate homelessness and poverty in SF. This is an appalling, narcissistic rant that attracted scorn towards an entire class
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> My solution would be to jack up the real estate inheritance tax and allocate that money for public transportation and affordable housing. In Silicon Valley product management there's the saying 'for every yes, there's a
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This may be my personal taste but does anyone else think that it's just ugly? I saw one in person the other day and it really looks like a big snail, especially compared to the sleek looking Porsche and BMW SUVs in the same price range
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Tableau is for business analysts. Splunk is for Sys Admins. ELK is for engineers with a lot of patience.
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I guess that raises the question of why this is on the front page of HN where most people are not CMU students :)
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Seems like most of the valuable content is private. At least I couldn't access any of the lecture pdfs.
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This might be one of the worst rebrands I've ever seen. They totally conceded something prominent for something that looks like a freelance logo-designer's general 'hey I design logos' generic portfolio item.
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> once you've signed that deal for the huge late-stage VC cash infusion at a fantasy-land valuation, there's no going back. Can't you just raise money at a lower valuation (the dreaded down-round)? You might lose the emplo
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Striim | Downtown Palo Alto, CA | Big Data Platform Engineer | ONSITE AND REMOTE http://www.striim.com Striim is the only end-to-end solution for streaming integration and streaming analytics. The platform specializes in data in
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I think anything recommended by Dan Abramov is safe to use. I'm not a fan of the popular react/redux boilerplates because most of them are very opinionated. Many boilerplate authors will actually invent new conventions within the
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I see that its using 'redux-router' which within the last few weeks is no longer the official binding between react router and redux. [0][1] Any plans to upgrade? 0: https://github.com/rackt/react-router-redux
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This. If you are doing your own side project, building your own framework is a great way to sharpen your core software engineering skills. If you are architecting a product meant to scale, choosing a framework with significant mindshare, gr
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Zoning is important. The issue is that it is often abused and poorly thought out in San Francisco. For instance, Mission Bay [0] was a rail yard with no inhabitants sitting at the foot of San Francisco, just south of urban SoMa. It was a pr
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Yeah who would have thought a current employee saying "run while you still can" is negative? Great insight.
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Meanwhile, San Francisco can't muster the courage to build a station on top of an existing tunnel boring site. http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2015/12/no-progress-for-a...
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I think people try to get started with react and they jump to the boilerplates that are 'production ready'. Those boilerplates include routers, frameworks to bind routers to state, frameworks for server-side rendering, some new ES
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They're basically a consulting company with in-house platforms for data management. You pay $100k+ per core pricing for their analytics platform, then you pay thousands more for implementation 'ninjas', consultants, training
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Not to mention, if the city approves the environmental review, 3rd party groups can SUE to challenge the validity of the environmental review. Turning a 5-7 year process into a 10-12 year process.
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Speaking of regional planning, here's a huge fuck-up happening in SF planning today: http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2015/12/no-progress-for-a... Basically, they built the SF Central Subway all the wa
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How else would you do it? Go around asking random people if they would be willing to drive you to work for $10?
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I've been using Magicbus.io They're still the only commuter service that goes from SF to Palo Alto.
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From my understanding the two aren't mutually exclusive. From example, couldn't you use ES6 decorators and typescript in the same project?
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I went to an event on new cloud computing technology in San Francisco. Half the presentations on containers were given by VCs who had some big stake in either CoreOS, Mesosphere, or Docker. Seems like a lot of the momentum behind containers
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Striim | Downtown Palo Alto, CA | Data Scientists, UX Engineer (HTML/CSS/JS) | ONSITE http://www.striim.com Striim is the only end-to-end solution for streaming integration and streaming analytics. The platform special
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I have been using this: https://github.com/erikras/react-redux-universal-hot-example It's a little heavy, but it includes react-redux bindings, webpack, Babel for ES6 support, mocha for testing, SASS/LESS for
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I personally agree with and admire the methodology behind Redux, but I'm cautious about using it because it's right at the bleeding edge of web technologies (which we all know are rapidly changing).
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"Being able to take all the data in the stream and merge it with previously collected data, then query that merged data is the sort of thing I need to be able to do." Sorry for the shameless plug, but Striim does that with a SQL-l
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This. We need the same level of public support for housing in San Francisco too. You would be surprised by how bad they are zoning transportation rich areas like SoMa and the mission. Heights are for the most part restricted to 40ft around
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