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by cozuya 11y ago
I can't agree with many of the comments here. I have a 7 year old reddit account, go there daily, am still subbed to many defaults, and I just haven't seen many of the accusations of terribleness and the inevitable downfall that
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by cozuya 11y ago
HN's strategy of burying unpopular posts is very, very strange to me. While reddit's is similar, at least you can disable it manually - to do that for HN would require tampermonkey or the equivalent. Half the time I wind up just
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by cozuya 11y ago
but but but "you might not need jquery", all you need is a million extensively tested hand coded if typeof !== undefined and try catches to support enterprise clients. Why would you not want to do that?
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by cozuya 11y ago
Guess I'll be that guy - the design and content is nice and well done, but this is just bootstrap copy/paste to me; I don't see a lot of "coding talent" evident. Not to say he doesn't have it, but creating a si
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by cozuya 11y ago
Is this the death of m dot sites and associated redirects?
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by cozuya 12y ago
Its a little ironic that the group of people who laugh at "designing a GUI in visual basic to track the killer's IP address" apparently thinks that an agricultural engineer sits in the middle of a cornfield with a bunch of ch
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by cozuya 12y ago
Its your prerogative of course but peppering your blog posts with stale meme gif after gif is an easy way to get me to not read your content. I don't understand this trend at all for talking about a professional concept. What you did
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by cozuya 12y ago
Kids aren't for everyone. Part of self actualization is not tying the value of your self worth onto the shoulders of someone else and that includes children. Have kids for your own reasons, not because you're bored or because yo
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by cozuya 12y ago
Well mistakes happen - a phone screen can only get you so far, especially in a seller's market where your talent pool is pretty shallow. Though I think a shared google docs interview is probably the best way to go for the initial scre
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by cozuya 12y ago
I think its the opposite. I would much rather had only my and the candidate's 5 minutes wasted, versus a whole hour, when its very apparent in those first 5 minutes they don't have the technical skills we need for the job.
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by cozuya 12y ago
I wouldn't think so either until I received my first one - its surprisingly useful. In fact my current backlit mechanical keyboard is one of my favorite purchases in the past few years for me - for something I use so much, spending $1
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by cozuya 12y ago
FlappyReact?
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by cozuya 12y ago
Is this node/ES5 only or can we use io?
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by cozuya 12y ago
Rebecca Murphey also said this today but in my experience I'm not really seeing it. Just checked job listings now and all front end positions heavily promote HTML and CSS with minor exceptions for more JS heavy roles. More telling is
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by cozuya 12y ago
In an alternate universe, Sleepify and Spotify are Browserify plug-ins.
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by cozuya 12y ago
No nvm though, bizarrely.
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by cozuya 12y ago
IE10, if left alone, will auto update to IE11 silently.
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by cozuya 12y ago
IE autoupdates since IE10, which is frankly a huge event for our industry that very rarely gets recognized.
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by cozuya 12y ago
What's the biggest "program" you've written using solely jQuery? I recently completed something in the range of 3k lines using only jQuery and prototypical inheritance and realized later it probably could have very easi
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by cozuya 12y ago
I think its more surprising that his/her collegues are down with ES6 through babel but are yet scared of something like React..
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by cozuya 12y ago
The first quote implies that he had fundamental differences in how he thought things should be done vs what management or the rest of the people he worked with wanted. In which case it seems to me he'd have a pretty rough 5 years ther
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by cozuya 12y ago
Is that really a big concern today where == is heavily frowned on by just about everyone due to the above and its slowness?
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by cozuya 12y ago
Do you get a lot of responses?
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by cozuya 12y ago
<script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"></script> <script> window.jQuery || document.write('<script src="/js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"><\/script&
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by cozuya 12y ago
This has been my experience as well but I'm having a hard time staying here when I could be making 30-50% more in a place like Austin or Seattle for a similar cost of living though. And its not -8 out right now there either.
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by cozuya 12y ago
His 30 days to learn jQuery was a critical growing tool for me - if you're at all interested in low-level front end JS, definitely check it out. Its free.
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by cozuya 12y ago
My company in Minneapolis Minnesota is looking for a new senior front-end/UI web developer - HTML CSS JS jQuery. Reply with an email address if you'd like to hear more.
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by cozuya 12y ago
If you want to call something that increases performance by 50% a hack, feel free, but I'm going to use that hack until that's not the case.
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by cozuya 12y ago
I had a global environment variable conflict because something else was named "node.exe"... =/
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by cozuya 12y ago
>And how do those developers deal with issues such as XSS, injection, untrusted JSON, etc if they don't know JavaScript? I agree with the OP. At some point it will come back to bite you. Well thats the thing, they don't becau

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