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by cx1000 10y ago
Honestly it feels like intercooler.js is building in functionality that should exist in HTML in the first place. For example, the unintuitive "href" tag sends a GET request, and POST requests are only sent with forms and buttons.
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by cx1000 10y ago
I love that you can use this without having to build anything with babel/webpack. Given the scope of my web apps, anything that transpiles or mutates my sourcecode is a non starter because it makes debugging it weird since I'm not
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Intercooler.js – Making AJAX as easy as anchor tags(github.com)
455 points by cx1000 10y ago|151 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
This is cool and useful, but there are still some pieces missing: For one, the data is just a javascript object, and is not pulled from a database. There is also a lot that can be automated when making a REST api. For example, Django+Django
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Nodetodo: Public gatherings for people that want to contribute to Node.js(nodetodo.org)
1 points by cx1000 10y ago|0 comments
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Node v7.0.0(nodejs.org)
7 points by cx1000 10y ago|1 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
With that being said, would you agree that in general one does not need to be intimately familiar with these to be a productive, useful software engineer?
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Most VCs/entrepreneurs doing nothing to fix Silicon Valley’s diversity problem(recode.net)
1 points by cx1000 10y ago|1 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
Agreed, the area is suburban and has been growing into having a large city-level population without the necessary infrastructure. Kind of like if Google added a little php to their backend after becoming the most popular search engine.
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by cx1000 10y ago
When I visited the Seattle area, locals were complaining about all the Bay Area people moving up there and driving the rent up. I wonder how big a problem that might become for places that are appealing to Bay Area residents like Seattle, A
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Silicon Valley’s “megacommute” even worse than L.A(mercurynews.com)
110 points by cx1000 10y ago|283 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
"Their philosophy is to believe they know better than me what is good and better for me without giving me the chance to choose or opt-out." How are they supposed to allow all of their customers to choose their preferred hardware
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by cx1000 10y ago
I don't know, I saw a Microsoft surface commercial the other day... /s
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by cx1000 10y ago
I have never heard of bro pages before. It sounded like a pejorative but it's actually a thing http://bropages.org/ . I find them to be a lot of wasted time too and totally agree about the hyperlinks. As far as searchi
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Uber Elevate: On-Demand Urban Air Transportation [pdf](uber.com)
14 points by cx1000 10y ago|0 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
- making gdb user friendly with this .gdbinit file: https://github.com/cyrus-and/gdb-dashboard - fabric, the python library: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-... -
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by cx1000 10y ago
kittyhawk has an opening for a full time Haskell software engineer https://kittyhawk.aero/
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Rare photo taken of Google co-founder Larry Page’s ‘flying car’(mercurynews.com)
2 points by cx1000 10y ago|0 comments
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American vigilante hacker sends Russia a warning(money.cnn.com)
11 points by cx1000 10y ago|4 comments
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by cx1000 10y ago
Ironically, Facebook is not censoring the news articles covering this story. The unedited photo is now shown all over Facebook.
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by cx1000 10y ago
gitk - it's built into git, and supplements (not replaces) the command line. It does tree visualization and diffs between commits.
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by cx1000 10y ago
The size of the company doesn't dictate the number of libraries used. The scope of the work does.
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by cx1000 10y ago
It probably didn't help that the printing press was banned by the Ottoman Empire for centuries and "when they finally allowed it assigned a panel of religious experts to ensure that the books printed met with the moral and religio