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by dc2 11y ago
This is 100% for me. I am the world's worst forgetful bear. And by my at least my subjective experience, the number of times I think back to the thing at spaced intervals determines in a large degree the likelihood that I am going to r
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by dc2 11y ago
I know! Was thinking about this sort of thing and then ran into the pjt about a week later.
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by dc2 11y ago
Love how simple and solid this project is. You can use it to do a ton of new things in Node.
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by dc2 11y ago
That's great! Happy you're finding it useful.
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by dc2 11y ago
Thanks - yeah, that would be pretty cool.
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by dc2 11y ago
I think I had one user try it out, and after fixing one thing it was working fine. ESLint was used to lint it pretty thoroughly, so check it out.
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by dc2 11y ago
Definitely good ideas, but there's some tools that do similar things, and I wouldn't want to tread on the other libraries' boots. I forget the name, but one popular library creates a web server where you can open chrome web t
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by dc2 11y ago
Thanks! It can take on several roles. I think the most prominent are devops / debugging live apps. It gives you a bit more leeway than having to just rely on what you logged before you deployed the app. If you are missing data, it can
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by dc2 11y ago
This is already trending on the front page: Autonomous Weapons: An Open Letter from AI and Robotics Researchers (futureoflife.org)
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Vantage.js: A new take on interactive CLI for Node(github.com)
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RobotJS – Node desktop automation(github.com)
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Vantage.js: a new take on CLI for Node(github.com)
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by dc2 11y ago
TJ totally inspired me to write this, and I use a ton of his code. I most definitely credit commander.js, it's awesome. In a nutshell, this app lets you do what Commander can do, except in a live application, which you can connect to r