deecewan

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by deecewan 9y ago
pacman -S nodejs npm Why won't you touch node? It's a super handy scripting language.
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by deecewan 9y ago
I see what you're saying, but unfortunately, especially in enterprise, the browser version is often locked to something quite old. One of our clients has locked to Chrome 48. Even if Chrome followed the spec to a T, programmers still w
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by deecewan 9y ago
I think people see how Bitcoin went from a thousandth of a cent to thousands of dollars and want to get in on the ground floor for the next one. And I can't say I blame them. Seeing the prices now, I wish I'd taken a deeper intere
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by deecewan 9y ago
> if men and women have different cognitive strengths and weaknesses (which I doubt that they do, to any significant extent) I don't agree. And I think this is a core reason that the outreach is needed. Because of different points o
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by deecewan 9y ago
I have no real knowledge on this, but what if women just don't, as a generalistic point of view, find programming as interesting? There are plenty of things I don't find that interesting, or enthralling enough to pursue a career i
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by deecewan 9y ago
I believe he was agreeing with your point.
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by deecewan 9y ago
+1 for Pi-Hole for this sort of thing. Comes with pre-built lists of sites, and has a nice admin ui to handle blocks/allows.
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by deecewan 9y ago
Pretty much the only thing I've had problems with is generators. Regenerator runtime is so slow. Especially when making a bunch of calls with async/await
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by deecewan 9y ago
He said that chrome and Firefox had everything except for tail call optimisation earlier.
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by deecewan 10y ago
Melbourne? Really? Is that a thing now? Maybe I need to head south for the winter.
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by deecewan 10y ago
I live in Brisbane, Australia. The global hub of literally nothing. What you've just described for living expenses makes me cry a bit thinking about the amount I pay in rent here for a small apartment.
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by deecewan 10y ago
Got an XPS15 9550. metal/magnesium body, 4K screen. Really really nice to look at, and a solid work horse. Weighs a bit, but it's sturdy.
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by deecewan 10y ago
Also on materialistic. Worked fine on Nexus 6P
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by deecewan 10y ago
I think this might be one of the biggest problems with this. People's days would change...in the middle of the day. It's hard enough to remember what date it is. Imagine if you had to remember two a day.
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by deecewan 10y ago
Let me know what you think. After whatever feedback you've got.
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Developer Toolbar for React Projects(github.com)
2 points by deecewan 10y ago|2 comments
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by deecewan 10y ago
Does Elementary handle mutli-resolution displays better than stock GNOME? That was a major reason for me leaving Linux. I love gnome, but I couldn't deal with not being able to use (in a stable way) a 1080p external monitor with a 4K
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by deecewan 10y ago
I built something like this a while back. Used SES to do transactional/marketing emails with custom fields. I should find out what happened to that project.
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by deecewan 10y ago
But does ie8 support before and after elements okay?
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by deecewan 10y ago
There's a standard by Google for transit timings, and Translink, the public transport authority in my state, outputs these times. They're live. Apps like 'Transit' also (accurately) show the current GPS location of the b
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by deecewan 10y ago
There was a good video floating around of reasons to not use flex for the overall page layout, due to resizing as the content loaded. I still do, but I can see why it's opt-in rather than opt out.
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by deecewan 10y ago
Eh. I regularly use EcmaScript stage 0 proposals in smaller projects. If it's not getting a heap of users, why not experiment?