chukye

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by chukye 10y ago
I smoke weed to get creative, drink a lot of coffee and do a lot of online meetings, have some crazy hours, but I also get my work done before(better?) everyone else. I would never fit in any workplace (tried a few but none fit), I have a b
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by chukye 10y ago
I'm wondering, what is the performance of that? I tried to use the ReactNative main Navigator, some community modules, but all have a very poor performance, the best I found is building something very tight with the states so it will n
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by chukye 10y ago
What is the problem with cron? It's just too old for you guys?
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by chukye 10y ago
503 - Over Quota for me :(
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by chukye 10y ago
I don't understand... Why just dont get all the complex logic from server/client, generate a .js with it and use in server/send to client? Why JSON? JSON is not designed for this.
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Earth from space live(youtube.com)
4 points by chukye 10y ago|0 comments
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How molecules became machines [pdf](nobelprize.org)
3 points by chukye 10y ago|1 comments
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by chukye 10y ago
What a common people can do to help to fix that?
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by chukye 10y ago
Ok, this is a good point. But, the author just point out the quirks of JS language, and not things about the RN itself. Would be more fair if he pointed out the quirks in python or had focused on the RN. All he says about JS is very well kn
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by chukye 10y ago
The most part of cons is criticising JavaScript and NOT React Native. I know how JS works, and I LOVE IT. The only part of the post that I liked is when he talks about the license, all the rest is just bullshit from a person who don't
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by chukye 10y ago
I would also use some `demand` function or argument-validator in JavaScript to validate that, thats a good practice in anyway, like: `function sum(arr) { goodArrayOfNumbers(arr); ... }`. I think that; in JavaScript you NEED to validate your
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by chukye 10y ago
Is he just saying that you can put down a government by faking a lot of news?
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by chukye 10y ago
man, its not updated in real time, it just queries another API, the way you put looks like it has some database, or it stores something internally. Also, you should really consider to add support for non-promise, not everybody like promises
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explodes(gizmodo.com)
3 points by chukye 10y ago|0 comments
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The first autonomous, entirely soft robot(eurekalert.org)
1 points by chukye 10y ago|0 comments
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by chukye 10y ago
I do not mind to pay, as long as they dont share my phone number and dont show me ads.
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by chukye 10y ago
I think this was already quoted in somewhere, but, its the best advice; "The key to making programs fast is to make them do practically nothing."
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by chukye 10y ago
OK, but... any ideas how can we solve that?
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by chukye 10y ago
Man, I dont think this is the future at all. OK, Docker is good and has its propose, and is very good on what its do: "Run only one process in one brand new kernel", but beyond than that, its just a daemon that uses and abuses of
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by chukye 10y ago
Man, I used to love the times when try/catch was used to exception only, and with exceptions that leaves the program in a bad state, I used to think when you see a throw something really bad is going on, not just a simple ajax fail. Do
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by chukye 10y ago
You are assuming, just like the judge. That is not correct, you should trust in the company when they say that. The hole world works as that, trust. A judge cannot assume that they have that data, because they don't. This judge just do
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by chukye 11y ago
Man, I have to quote: `In my opinion, if you cannot write a left-pad, is-positive-integer, or isArray function in 5 minutes flat (including the time you spend Googling), then you don’t actually know how to code.` You would be surprised of h
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WHY nobody say NO to fossil fuel?(skirsch.com)
5 points by chukye 11y ago|2 comments