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by dfischer 11y ago
RIP - reading high output management now. Truly amazing individual.
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by dfischer 11y ago
That's pretty harsh man. He's a kid and doesn't deserve 15 years for tearing down a poster. Look at the humanity in it regardless of how factual NK behaves. The kid simply doesn't deserve it and it's the _right thin
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Apple just filed its final response before it meets the FBI in court(businessinsider.com)
3 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 11y ago
A sense of purpose is a burning fire. Stroke it as best you can. Take care of your health, but also your beckoning. You sound like you're on your happiest path. :)
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by dfischer 11y ago
Perhaps you're used to a different set of UX standards by being on android so switching feels like worse ux. I feel exactly as you towards android.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Something that has been on my mind lately is are we near the end of viable startups in apps? I mean this in a multi-platform approach not just mobile. But for apps in general I am starting to feel what's possible has been done and we a
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Meteor 1.3 beta (modules, mobile, and testing) now available(forums.meteor.com)
2 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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Disney's FaceDirector let's directors change facial expression post production(youtube.com)
1 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 11y ago
Why'd you get it? Do you enjoy it? Is it interesting to you still? Are there any risks?
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by dfischer 11y ago
Valid points but I think you're underestimating pop culture and how things like gifs are being used by the masses. Users always end up having value because of ads. People always pay for that.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Cool stuff, I wonder how you guys will make money but will be trying it out. Hope it's all secure :)
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by dfischer 11y ago
Have any examples of how to properly handle it with node? Isn't it just the typical callback pattern?
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by dfischer 11y ago
me@danielfischer.com please
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by dfischer 11y ago
This is pretty cool. Kudos.
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1/m writes a second with bigchain db (blockchain)(bigchaindb.com)
2 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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Meteor's high level proposal for graphQL reactivity(github.com)
1 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 11y ago
Does phoenix's / elixir channels compare with this well?
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by dfischer 11y ago
Absolutely this. I've enjoyed JavaScript the past few years. (Dare I admit that). And the only light I see is something like Elixir that has a fundamentally superior foundation for scale and concurrency. I'm intrigued and am hopin
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by dfischer 11y ago
This... is an odd post on Meteor's blog. Cool, I guess?
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by dfischer 11y ago
Yeah I played recently on the new EQ phinny launch. I loved EQ back in 99-2004. I would always reminisce about how EQ was the best game. I have so many fond memories. Needless to say, playing again kinda sucked. It wasn't fun. It was a
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by dfischer 11y ago
I'm a recent convert to WebStorm from VIM. It's quite amazing. Atom doesn't come close in any way.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Yeah, this is pretty huge. Looking forward to it.
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by dfischer 11y ago
In the end it's about the UX from Meteor's side. If they can take all these technologies and make it very easy to work with (without all the annoying boilerplate setup, etc) then it's a big win.
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by dfischer 11y ago
That's an asinine statement.
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by dfischer 11y ago
I said more in the other thread, but I'll leave another note in this one. What I think Meteor has the most going for them is the ultimate UX experience for the developer. If they really hone in on making it enjoyable, and dare I say fu
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by dfischer 11y ago
See, when people see that, they miss the point a bit. The beauty of Mongo is it syngerzies extremely well with a pure javascript approach.
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by dfischer 11y ago
GraphQL and Relay may be the answer but it's too young to make that switch now and Meteor is solving that exact problem. Meteor has the momentum and community to take it further. Maybe it actually adopts the GraphQL standard and unifie
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by dfischer 11y ago
Yeah that's the thing though. Meteor made the front end trivial. That's a vital piece to the whole pie. Oh well, I guess we'll see how the next year goes.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Phoenix is the only other thing that really appeals to me as something I want to try that is fun. That was the great thing about Meteor, it got a lot of shit done, and it was fun. That's important. What do you do to hook into Elixir? W
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by dfischer 11y ago
Lots of fear mongering here and as you'll notice, a lot of voice from inexperience with meteor itself. We bet on Meteor and it's doing phenomenal. The development experience is great. I haven't been this happy and impressed s

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