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by d0m 10y ago
Listrunner | Full-time, Montreal | https://www.listrunnerapp.com Listrunner is a secure collaboration platform for clinical teams. Using human design and machine learning, we connects doctors to their team’s collective expertise
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Much easier if you plan for it. When starting a project, one of the inevitable outcome is failure so it's worth thinking about what would happen in that case. I.e. plan for the good but also the bad. Also, it's important to look a
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Yep, totally agree. And I think the more experience you have, the easier it gets to filter out the crap.
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You say "or" but it can be "and". Best is to be an expert in one, "and" having a jack of all trades experience. I.e. you can specialize in front-end work with framework X, but doesn't mean you can't h
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One question here for the more advanced compiler writers.. How do you go about writing a "pre-lexer" for LISP like language where you want to expand sexpr? I.e. Does the lexer even see `(...), or does it get pre-extracted to (quot
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Listrunner | https://www.listrunnerapp.com | Montreal, Canada | Onsite, full-time Secure collaboration platform for clinical teams. Looking for smart designers and engineers wanting to improve healthcare. Email me: phzbox @ gmai
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You might want to read Pixar and Beyond, which seems to portrait a much more realistic view.
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Yeah.. datetime is one of the rare part of the Python API that I really hate using. It's just badly designed, e.g. simple things are hard and confusing.
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Yes, it's an amazing book. But it looks very similar, hence my question ;-)
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I've used the vi style of editing with all IDEs over the years.. eclipse, visual studio, sublime and now atom. Oh, I also used vi style editing with Emacs :p (vim-mode or something)
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Do what's best for the business.. In an ideal world where everything is free, then yes! make sure you support non-javascript browsers. Otherwise check the market and decide if it's worth the investment.
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Name of the wind very good! The second book wasn't as good IMHO. Will still buy the third : )
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How does it compare to "pixar and beyond"?
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Listrunner is hiring a senior UX/UI designer in Montreal(angel.co)
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Doesn't work for me and I hate this. When I click a link and get a paywall it's a very frustrating experience.
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aws: s3/cloudfront.
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I think the feedback you should get from that comment isn't that the price is too big, but that the pricing page may not be as clear as you think. I.e. you never intended that dev to pay 100$/month but he/she took it that way
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It would be much easier if you provided an example of what you have in mind. The approach I mentioned work perfectly for us, but it doesn't mean it'd work for you. But to answer your question, it shouldn't matter if subcompon
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Well, this is exactly the goal of this pattern. One thing I didn't mention is that I use MVC per component, not for the full application. (I use something else for the global Application level). So, every major component has its own MV
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I closely follow the Elm way (but in javascript with React), and it's still pretty much MVC. Model = the state, Controller = the update function changing the state based on action. View = declarative, need to send actions t
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It's a "Competitor" to Angular.js, focusing on the web but with plans to go on android/ios like React Native eventually.
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Personally, what I love about React is how simple the model is. There are no Directives or Filter or whatever else. It's just a Component with a state, a render and some life cycle methods. That's it. The full power of Javascript
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Personally had bad experience with linode.. I'd go with aws.
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FYI, at first glance the name looked very spammy. If I didn't see the samaltman.com domain I wouldnt have clicked. I'm glad I did though, good luck with that initiative.
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Yeah, maybe the next big thing isn't travelling to a far away planet but just creating a ship big enough. I had a pretty cool theory about that when I was a kid, funny to see that it may be what actually happens.
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Well, for one you could try to get on HN to keep the buzz moving. Oh, wait, I see what you did there.
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It this very old or this is a re-write? I remember reading that a year or two ago.
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TL&DR: Author doesn't like material design
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You still need to pick your linux distro.. and they aren't all running the same version. E.g. archlinux symlinks python to python3.
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Great thinking from the RethinkDB side. One answer I couldn't find on their website is about the offline and optimistic update. It's really tricky to get right. Having a feed of changes is just a small part of having a robust so

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