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by dangoor 12y ago
I like the idea, but I have to wonder if the 0.6% fee would be enough to make their form of socially responsible investing underperform the benchmarks.
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by dangoor 12y ago
According to the Valued Investing page footer, Motif Investing is the broker used for their service.
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by dangoor 12y ago
I agree with you. But, IANAL so I have no idea if it's legal or enforceable. Given the "what right does Mojang have?" question, though, the answer is that assuming the EULA for the server code is enforceable, copyright is t
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by dangoor 12y ago
People are using Mojang code.
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by dangoor 12y ago
Probably just quick typists. Alfred (of which I'm a user) was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw a screenshot of the new Spotlight.
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by dangoor 12y ago
This looks cool and I'll take some time to read the docs in depth. I wonder when Atwood's Law will kick in and we'll see more ambitious JavaScript-based tools like this (maybe with sweet.js macros to provide higher level cons
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EmojiScript(github.com)
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by dangoor 12y ago
This post didn't strike me as a ton of anything. It was pretty succinct. I agree with stormbrew above that the value here is in stating clearly what the purpose of a monad is as a way to lead in to a better understanding of a monad. Wi
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by dangoor 12y ago
Most (all?) of those 270 static site generators generate HTML files that sit on disk on the server. This tool takes markdown files with a single script tag and serves that up to the client. While I'm pretty sure I've seen this ide
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by dangoor 12y ago
It's hard to say what, exactly, you're referring to here. React, in many ways, is not so much a framework but rather a really smart template system. It's ergonomics, I've found, are quite nice.
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by dangoor 12y ago
In my experience, JavaScript is quite fast in most browsers. Communication between the DOM and JavaScript is much slower and causing lots of layout invalidation and repaints absolutely kills an app's perceived performance. React's
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by dangoor 13y ago
We use kanban for the Brackets[1] project, so I've been looking into tools like this recently. The most promising one I've seen so far is Octokan[2]. What I like about Octokan is that it: 1. uses GitHub Issue labels to represent t
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by dangoor 13y ago
When Jobs came back to Apple, Apple was not in solid financial health. That's not a good time to have a dividend. If they needed to deploy all of their cash for growth, I'm sure they would. The trouble is that they have so much ca
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by dangoor 13y ago
Does Google crawl this documentation? I know they have some JS support in their crawler, but is it enough that it would actually index a docsite built with this tool?
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by dangoor 13y ago
The use of setState in React strikes me as a code smell. React has two ways to provide state for components: props and state. I prefer using React in a more functional style: your model is managed separate from the view and updates are hand
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by dangoor 13y ago
Nifty looking tool! The home page is missing a link to pricing. I couldn't find pricing until clicking through to the Features page.
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by dangoor 13y ago
Thanks for that bit of data. That makes good sense, and I should give it another try.
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by dangoor 13y ago
I find that the TypeScript compiler is annoyingly slow and I cringe imagining a workflow that involves another compiler in front of the TypeScript compiler. Granted, you'd probably do most of your tests and such at the C# level and onl
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by dangoor 13y ago
I think you're giving the reporter too much credit :) Also, Atlassian is a good deal bigger than GitHub (if measured by revenue, profit, people or valuation), which would seem to put them on the Dropbox side of the analogy
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by dangoor 13y ago
First sentence in the article: "Atlassian, an Australian maker of online collaboration tools for businesses, is gunning for the same market as fast-growing startup Box Inc." Saying that they're gunning for the same market see
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by dangoor 13y ago
We actually talked about that feature a good bit when working on Bespin (in 2009). I haven't used it in years, but you may find this bookmarklet helpful: http://ajaxorg.github.io/ace/build/textarea/editor
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by dangoor 13y ago
Some of the April Fools jokes are quite funny and some of ThinkGeek's in particular actually turn into real products. I could imagine this one becoming real: http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/1ba1/?pfm=af14_hom
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by dangoor 13y ago
Something I haven't seen mentioned in this discussion so far is the Data, Context, Interaction (DCI) pattern. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data,_Context,_and_Interaction As mentioned at points in this thread, som
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by dangoor 13y ago
I think the messaging around Go has changed a bit since it was originally introduced. If you look at the front page of golang.org, it doesn't talk about Go as a systems programming language. I do remember the way it was pitched initial
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by dangoor 13y ago
I haven't personally read it (shame on me!) David Herman and I spoke from time-to-time while I was at Mozilla and he's very smart, a very clear communicator and he knows the language as only a language lawyer can. He's actual
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by dangoor 13y ago
Persona was only recently de-funded, while Brendan was already in charge of Engineering. I don't think it was because of a lack of belief in Persona and the value of pursuing federated identity. I would guess that it came down to prior
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by dangoor 13y ago
According to https://www.unrealengine.com/register , "Mac OS X support hasn't undergone serious developer testing yet". So, it's supported but may be buggy
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by dangoor 13y ago
I was actually wondering why this wouldn't just use React for the view. Then it could leverage all of the work going on with React (server-side rendering, possibly rendering from within a Web Worker, etc.)
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by dangoor 13y ago
React basically eliminates the need for something like the apply cycle, because you just re-render from the top whenever something changes. React is the view layer, but its approach is different enough that you may restructure (and simpli
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by dangoor 13y ago
That's how we work on Brackets[1], and I think a lot of projects work that way. It depends what kind of version control system you use. It's pretty easy to do this with the "GitHub flow". [1]: https://github.c

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