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visakanv: thank you for this. this was a comforting read and sat close to home. it leaves me optimistic. killnine: i hope not to be the bearer of bad news but it seems you've been hellbanned for 2 years. only users with "showdead&
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quite useful if you can keep up with their consensual definitions :)
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thanks for the response! any chance at a self hosted option? i'd even still pay (once) for a self hosted version.
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really excited to see this. i've had the idea (and nearly this execution) in mind for years but no use or ambition to get it done. given the pricing though i'm almost motivated to make my own. as a hosted service the fees make sen
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no, they're telling us what specific subset of copywriting is effective.
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considering Futurama's "Mom" character, it's even more uncanny.
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for what it's worth, i stopped actually using them because they both suck terribly even before you compare them to their Google alternatives. maps has notoriously bad data.
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it didn't feel "weird" to me per se, i see the value. but, also with all due respect, i'm concerned the people who need to read this probably won't be at all familiar with Aaron and it might hinder the message.
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ah. this explains why HN has been telling me it's down for 2 days now. had to open it in incognito to realize it was a cache issue.
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browser quirks and deficiencies still exist they have just moved to the mobile platform. Android is the new IE
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Daft Punk is using samples to create a new sample. so i think everyone is correct in this argument; they are using samples to create samples.
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i'm currently doing this with a session model. and i override my model save/fetch to validate the session before performing some operation. it's not packaged because i'm hesitant to include any client-specific code (yet)
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>> The model I'm currently toying with involves running "model operations" locally on my Backbone models, then sending those requests to the server, which authenticates and validates them, returning canonical model dat
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i haven't. looks like similar principal though i chose to piggyback on Backbone and MongoDB standards so there is nothing new to learn.
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hi there. plug here. i finished the published parts of this library many months ago but never really showed anyone. figured now or never. though i hope the readme is sufficient, this essentially lets you create a Backbone client application
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Rapid Backbone Prototyping With Real Backend
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exactly! React helped me realize this point. another practical side effect of style as a property is being able to (sanely and safely) manipulate style based on state.
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>> To formalize the main problem of the HTML,CSS and Javascript abstractions, blended into the DOM, we have to recognize that Data (Input) and UI (Output) are bound to States (Data Flows [2]). i can't see where CSS or style bec
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not short sighted at all. i haven't completely convinced myself yet either. :) i guess the question i struggle with then is, what is so nice about that separation? and, could those problems not also be solved in JS?
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maybe it's nice, but it's nice in the same way we've been separating HTML and JS for years, which React completely disregards. if styles were solved in a similar way i think you'd be able to get rid of the notion of a se
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so... React in clojurescript is great. the other bindings i have seen are pump [1], but as i'm new to lisp/clojurescript i struggled with some of the parallels. a tutorial comes welcome. somewhat aside- am i crazy for thinking Rea
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism#With_free_will http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will
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even then, the Geneva drive will still be old technology.
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you've reversed the condition. what matters is the probability they are a gang member given they tag. in gang fueled areas this probability will be high. at a general average, it's probably very low.
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this is awesome. the colored pixel brush is my favorite. this is a nice example of what i like about programming most visualizations in general. it's fun and easy to brainstorm. change variables and logic until you end up with somethin
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reread article please. it doesn't say "increase hard drive size". it says "upgrade hd", to a SSD specifically. which has a huge performance gain on old macbooks without them. also i guess the humor isn't for ev
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yeah. and that sucks. but that is the nature of the trade-off you want to make. you can stay home, or you can go to a bar and deal with the nicotine vapor. i guess asking someone to stop vaping is an option . but expecting them to comply
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i'm sensitive to volume but i wouldn't have the audacity to ask a loud patron to leave a bar. i realize it's not a totally fair comparison given possible health implications. but as long as it's legal it seems strange to
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i'm not suggesting the perspective is fair. i'm suggesting it's consensual. we're saying the same thing.
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echoing the sentiment here but really; how sad. MT was a staple in my earlier development career. godaddy is a shit product. this won't hinder MT. but godaddy is also a shit company. this makes MT a shit company by association, if not
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