ct520

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by ct520 6y ago
Correct. Most of my projects now and days are under 300hrs greenfield stuff. I do feel typescript can be a little more overhead to get started, once you have some well established patterns IMO its great for more enterprisey projects.
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by ct520 6y ago
Correct. Small project turns into a bigger project, I think I can get through some complicated piece and BAM. I'm fighting silly typing issues and writing tests for stuff I would never have to do if I used typescript. While majority o
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by ct520 6y ago
I recommend it. I dont use it because I dont think I need it. I think mostly because I fall back into old patterns that are easier for me to do. I got burned a bit with original build system having to create all my interfaces etc.
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by ct520 6y ago
Yeah I had a company issued 2019 top of the line xps 15. It replaced top of the line HP 5 years back. I would commute a lot and bring my macbook to use in place of the dell. I would dual boot i. I only take out the XPS to get on vpn :-&#x2
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by ct520 6y ago
Interesting. I'm not stuck on OSX ecosystem as much as you but certain things do turn me off. I'm really in love with the trackpad and for the most part overall build quality. (my daily is still a macbook pro retina late 2013).
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by ct520 6y ago
I'm was making an assertion that I feel that a lot of people will buy apple while having a substandard product in some aspects. Because overall it has the "package" When i refer to "many of us" I was talking about s
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by ct520 6y ago
And yet many of us will still buy the next macbook pro 13inch refresh when it comes out with a "good keyboard" and a substandard processor. Why is that? For me - its the total package. The software/the hardware/integrat
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by ct520 6y ago
I adopted typescript shortly after it’s release and went through growing pains in the first couple years. I don’t use it often now. And it ALWAYS comes back to bite me in the butt when doing any decent sized project. If I had to guess time
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by ct520 6y ago
I feel in good company. Here I thought I was the only one who longed-for the smaller iphone.
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by ct520 6y ago
"When companies struggle the first thing they tend to pull is advertising." ... And the huge local facebook advertising uptick I see says otherwise?
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by ct520 6y ago
I agree. From the modding days bricked always ment hardware hack was required.. I have the same gripe about how the word is used now. Glad to see it’s not just me
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by ct520 7y ago
Not so much networking protocols but WebRTC maybe? I did a hello world type of implementation of WEBRTC awhile back and it made perfect sense to me.
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by ct520 7y ago
Rationalizing this comment with my own experiences. Me: Asking old friend meet up for happy hour at bar. Friend: Sorry man, I can't my wife wont let me. Me: You're dead to me! Proof that things can change and they can be dead to s
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by ct520 7y ago
likewise I used mine daily up until a couple months ago without issue. my leather cups are TOAST. Where did you get your replacement cups from?
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by ct520 7y ago
yeah, main things are tracking overlay collision, groups like radio buttons, where you start your measurements from top left or bottom, dpi, and zoom levels. built systems for it using itext and websupergoo abcpdf. (backend for manipulating
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by ct520 7y ago
Ahh gotcha. This should still be straight forward. Just don’t know of a generic format to export overlays/cordinates. Everyone has a opinion on how this should be done and measured and there are different standards for pdf libraries an
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by ct520 7y ago
I almost feel like this should be a product that integrates with industry leading API's and be licensed as a better white label, then get those enterprises into maintenance contract. Lot of companies I have spoken to want to "own&
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by ct520 7y ago
What's preventing this being done with a ipad, pencil, and a myriad of pdf viewer/markup apps out there?
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by ct520 7y ago
I agree. As a person with direct experience building and leading top industry products in this field. It feels.. off. Signatures are one thing, but being ESIGN and UETA compliant is another. It's hard for me to in vision the niche thi
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by ct520 7y ago
I couldnt find an appointment slot with safeway this past week. Ended up writing a quick script on lunch that did the trick. Ran it as a schedule task to run every 5 mins. Pretty hacky and unpolished but worked, got a text message a day lat
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by ct520 7y ago
Hmm, wonder if this is the type of stuff a static code analysis would pick up like (veracode)
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by ct520 7y ago
You mean the same government that fly's sting rays around? Gets illegal pings on cell phones from service providers? The government that put warrant-less tracking devices on cars? Nah - that government is cool bro. They definitely have
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by ct520 7y ago
I know right.. The average user didnt care about patriot act when it was introduced, slowly little by little government is taking away our rights :(
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by ct520 7y ago
Hmm. You may be on to something. Thanks dang have a good night and will try to remember your comment before I post next time
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by ct520 7y ago
I know right.. Any similar resources for this?
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by ct520 7y ago
I hear yah. FYI Current gen maxima has a wheel used to navigate
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by ct520 7y ago
“As far as one knows or can see, arizona does not care to test the general public?” I missed the question mark in my haste. It was a question.
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by ct520 7y ago
look at the map, talk to healthcare professionals. We stopped testing. Come on man do you just look for my comments or what. "As far as one knows or can see, arizona does not care to test the general public" Happy?
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by ct520 7y ago
if angular 1 had a opinionated love child with itself it would be called Aurelia.
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by ct520 7y ago
there is a couple ways to do and handle this. It seems like the best practices change every 6 months. There is a similar way to do this with azure AD also. I'm curious how workos differs. Seeing this field evolve over the last 2-3 year

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