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by dceddia 10y ago
Anyone else notice the string "macOS" in the screenshot? Is Apple moving away from the OS X naming scheme?
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by dceddia 10y ago
To individuals, though? Licensing works great if some big company deems it profitable enough to license the show I want to watch, but isn't a full solution otherwise.
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by dceddia 10y ago
I think he meant "C++ (now Rust)", referring to the Servo browser using Rust - https://servo.org/
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by dceddia 10y ago
This was the first thing I noticed as well. 40% of the tutorial is setup. It doesn't HAVE to be that painful just to get a working environment going, but it gets painful pretty quickly if you pile on Webpack and PostCSS and a testing s
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by dceddia 10y ago
That doesn't sound too far from Desktop Computing as a Service. It will be a sad day when I have to pay $9/month to be able to log into my desktop.
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by dceddia 10y ago
Is there any replacement for that Esc=STOP functionality? Every now and again I run into a site that will display some content, and then 1-2 seconds later, cover it up with a full-page ad or signup modal or whatever. I wish I could just ref
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by dceddia 10y ago
I've been writing about this a lot recently -- particularly with React, where do you start? I think your "start from scratch" approach is actually the right one, and the only caution I'd add is that you'll probably
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by dceddia 10y ago
You seem open to questions so I'll ask :) I've always wondered -- if you're living in a van, and you don't like where you are (food is expensive, winter is coming, etc), why not just drive somewhere else? I don't ev
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by dceddia 10y ago
This was intended as sarcasm ;)
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by dceddia 10y ago
I'm a fan of React. Having used Angular 1.x for a few years professionally and spent some brief time with Angular 2, React seems like a much cleaner way to write view code. The biggest hangup people seem to have at first is JSX ("
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by dceddia 10y ago
What prevents a group of scientists from setting up doingscience.io or whatever, and publishing their results to a big shared blog? Do the contracts stipulate that their findings can only be published in specific paid journals?
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by dceddia 10y ago
Sure! Just locate the element you want to draw in, set up a 2d context, start a path, move to one end of the line, draw a line, and then stroke that line so it fills in! How much simpler could it be really?
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by dceddia 10y ago
The title makes it sound much worse than it is -- it's actually only a 72-hour shutdown. From the beginning of the article: > A BRAZILIAN STATE JUDGE ordered mobile phone operators to block nationwide the extremely popular WhatsApp
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by dceddia 10y ago
It comes and goes, for me. I notice I'm much more susceptible to falling into a procrastination/unhappiness loop if I haven't done any exercise for a while. Energy starts to wane, and if I trip into procrastination, it kind o
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by dceddia 11y ago
Serious question: did that thing with the hard drive actually happen to you?
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3 Minute React Test Drive: Hello World the Easy Way(daveceddia.com)
3 points by dceddia 11y ago|0 comments
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by dceddia 11y ago
In my experience comparing Slack vs HipChat (limited experience, but still), Slack's notifications were more reliable. As in, Slack was smarter about figuring out when I'd locked my laptop, or the screensaver had activated, and th
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by dceddia 11y ago
Well yeah, why?
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by dceddia 11y ago
> I hate to think about all the time we spent trying to optimize the Angular digest cycle... Yep. I spent a few days last week reimplementing a heavy part of our app in React, specifically because of this problem. "Make everything a
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by dceddia 11y ago
The full purchase agreement is available in PDF here: http://download.aopa.org/advocacy/ICON_A5_Purchase_Agreement...
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Icon A5 Aircraft “comes with many strings attached”(aopa.org)
2 points by dceddia 11y ago|1 comments
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by dceddia 11y ago
I don't see the point made often, but I think that "Java-grade" is what a lot of developers (the backend ones) actually want. Or, rather, they'd prefer if JavaScript morphed into something closer to Java. I suspect many
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by dceddia 11y ago
Pretty sure Skype for Business (at least on OS X) is a rebranded Lync client. In fact, on OS X, it's not even rebranded ;)
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by dceddia 11y ago
I think the correct way to handle this is to always set a key. When I try to render some list items without a key I get this warning in the console: Warning: Each child in an array or iterator should have a unique "key" prop. Chec
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by dceddia 11y ago
I think reusability is something that comes with practice. And I'm starting to think that "write once, reuse forever (without modifications)" is just a pipe dream. Lately I've been realizing how easy it is to fall into t
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by dceddia 11y ago
Yeah good point, upon rereading that comment he's just saying he didn't invent it, not that he's never used it. But he calls it "the dumbest non-idea", which would suggest he doesn't think very highly of it...
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by dceddia 11y ago
Yep, he said in a Reddit AMA that he never actually did this: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ujvrg/jerry_seinfeld...
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by dceddia 11y ago
Can you elaborate? I was planning to start using Sendy, but hiding it behind a firewall seems like it would break the signups, click tracking, open tracking, etc.
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by dceddia 11y ago
For the people like me who were happily using Mandrill's free plan and would like to continue to do that: - Mailgun offers 10,000 emails/month for free - SendGrid offers 12,000 emails/month for free - Postmark gives you 25,00
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by dceddia 11y ago
Ahh, good old AbstractAnnotationConfigDispatcherServletInitializer. http://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/3.2.0.BUILD-SNAP...

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