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by catshirt 12y ago
I can easily say that when I return to projects that don’t have an interactive workflow I feel like I am in the stone ages. i really can't put it better. it's like when i first found Firebug or Mapquest.
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by catshirt 13y ago
> So react is not MVC,but you still need MVC somewhere.unless you write one page apps of reactive documents. In that case I think ractive is easier to use than react. i think MVC is defined without regard for the number or pages or how s
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by catshirt 13y ago
it is. one difference i think is that polymer seems to rely on Web Components API and shadow DOM. i guess subviews in React are functionally identical, but React does so without regard for the Web Components API. which has been fine with me
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by catshirt 13y ago
i'd also have to imagine the control group is going to perform worse because of the demoralizing nature of being in that group. and the experiment will be self-fulfilling.
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by catshirt 13y ago
embedded systems is not a defense that there are more C programmers than Javascript. it is a defense that Javascript does not have a larger install base. embedded systems + financial/government sectors + academia + video games + mobile
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by catshirt 13y ago
1. erm, you are ignoring a little thing called "embedded systems". 2. what is the crossover of internet-capable devices also running Java or C? like 100%? 3. you are only defending your assumption that there is a bigger install ba
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by catshirt 13y ago
in our bubble this may ring true but pretty much the whole rest of the world is running on Java and C
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by catshirt 13y ago
http://brainy.io is a project i made that creates a complete API for you by inferring information from your Backbone code. it is a rapid prototyping tool. the simple idea is that you create your front-end application without an
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by catshirt 13y ago
i assumed it must use a 360 camera but i was wrong. i don't know much about quadcopters but it seems like a decent idea to me
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by catshirt 13y ago
i've not used it myself, but Isogenic is an isometric engine that is intended for games so i'm sure it supports this kind of functionality. http://www.isogenicengine.com/
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by catshirt 13y ago
ages may differ but our stories are all so similar maybe the age isn't what matters. "And 2 broken hearts to stop being a teenager? And the only way to get experience is by losing friends." i'm not sure i directly relate
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by catshirt 13y ago
the benefit of open sourcing my code is that other people can use it or contribute to it. why would i ever want to open source my task queue? if this is a valid use case, how does this really differ from something like Github issues or a pu
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by catshirt 13y ago
> ... but perhaps right on a technical perspective I'll concede)
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by catshirt 13y ago
i didn't downvote you but i admit i was probably too dismissive of your post. i see now you were suggesting that punching/suspension/arrest are all different methods for fighting back (some more suitable than others depending
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by catshirt 13y ago
i understand the rationale behind "fight back" and in many instances it is probably the right solution. but if 15 people are bullying you and sending you death threats, punching one sounds like the dumbest god damned idea.
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by catshirt 13y ago
that's the point. if they were paying to compete with the black market they would be paying more.
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by catshirt 13y ago
completely unplayable through the lag right now
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by catshirt 13y ago
love this. i've wanted something like this for a long time. Kahn Academy mind maps are awesome but limited in terms of subject matter. having an open database of this is amazing; enables self learning while eliminating the problem of n
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by catshirt 13y ago
it's weird to me you are suggesting Napster was "refined" for it's time, but Apple TV and Chromecast are not currently. it seems like a double standard. > If someone were to build Popcorn Time as an iPhone or Android
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by catshirt 13y ago
> That's fine and all, but it's very important today. There were file sharing services before Napster, but Napster became popular after cdrw started being put in desktops you could buy at the local computer store (yes, people w
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by catshirt 13y ago
you didn't answer the question. > There are lots of things that you can do easily with postman but would be difficult with a CLI tool. the jury is still out on this one. i'm not buying it now either. you've convinced me Po
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by catshirt 13y ago
the reason your html is modeled at the javascript level is because of the DOM efficiencies it provides. but they've provided JSX on top which means you can essentially write "plain html" as with any other application. i reall
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by catshirt 13y ago
i sense an off-by-one error? i was the only one playing for team Github: Team GitHub played [8,1,0] @kn0ll chose [8,2,0]
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by catshirt 13y ago
ah, right. i didn't consider that their private key could have been leaked if they were once vulnerable (i was only considering passwords and the like). good point, thanks!
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by catshirt 13y ago
there is still valuable feedback to be had, no? why are some companies "particularly good" where others don't get accepted? "no reason" is paradoxical and i'm not really convinced it's a reason...
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by catshirt 13y ago
"is not affected" being the operative wording. users want to know if their data has ever been at risk. still, surely everyone can just assume it was affected, act accordingly, and move on?
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by catshirt 13y ago
as a 25 year old spending way too much time playing sc2 this explains a lot
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by catshirt 13y ago
looks pretty
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by catshirt 13y ago
who would perceive such a thing as social or friendly
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by catshirt 13y ago
this thread rules! i feel motivated to have something for next Saturday.

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