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by dfischer 11y ago
Check out Meteor, it makes the server part easy. :)
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by dfischer 11y ago
That's called the internet isn't it?! Mobile browser apps.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Heroku?
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by dfischer 11y ago
Have you ever used anything like rails? I come from that background and clojure doesn't seem as straight forward; for better or worse. But I like the beauty of the language.
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by dfischer 11y ago
Rich front-end frameworks handles exactly that, the front-end. Rails is still an excellent choice for the back-end and serving up those APIs to those "rich front end frameworks."
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by dfischer 11y ago
Is it worthwhile to explore Clojure for web-dev seriously or more as a toy?
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by dfischer 11y ago
This article pointed me down the path of the "Black Knight satellite." I've never heard of this before and this is the first time I've seen a plausible description/photograph of something truly extraterrestrial. Tha
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Messaging as an Interface(designernews.co)
1 points by dfischer 11y ago|0 comments
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What it's really like to work for a tech giant(medium.com)
24 points by dfischer 11y ago|4 comments
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by dfischer 11y ago
Good point. I commend you. Thanks. I'll try to do better.
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by dfischer 11y ago
I guess sometimes you have to act with such a personality to prove a point. It gets to a point though where you can't tell if it's pure ego or a form of expression; similar to how I would view Kanye West. Any jokes aside, I highly
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by dfischer 12y ago
I wonder how it expects the api to be structured based on the ES6 literal query syntax.
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Ideas are Opportunities(youtube.com)
3 points by dfischer 12y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 12y ago
Meteor is cool but component based architecture is even better and Meteor doesn't really lend it's hand to that. It's a lot of dom action binding/coupling.
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by dfischer 12y ago
New comments should go on top not bottom
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Ask HN: What's your hiring process like?
19 points by dfischer 12y ago|7 comments
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by dfischer 12y ago
This is great, also check out http://cssguidelin.es/ on a related note. +1
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by dfischer 12y ago
With my brief encounter of him, he was one of the nicest guys I've ever run across. He took everyone seriously despite the level of customer. He always helped like jx5 was saying. Damn.
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Commander.IO – A Mobile App to Control Robots and Connected Devices(commander.io)
17 points by dfischer 12y ago|1 comments
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by dfischer 12y ago
I absolutely love Meteor. I've been evangelizing it a lot this year. I wish someone at Meteor would reply to my emails. wink ;) me@danielfischer.com
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by dfischer 12y ago
This is what happened when I smoke weed and because of it I avoid it.
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by dfischer 12y ago
I disagree with the decline after Intel. I'd say their quality grew a lot more after the Intel transition. That's when Apple started picking up steam and gained a higher adoption rate for their operating system. Especially with de
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by dfischer 12y ago
What strong fundamentals? Low growth rate and rising competition plus P/E ratio through the roof.
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Run Golang on the Intel Edison with Gobot(gobot.io)
19 points by dfischer 12y ago|1 comments
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Cylon.js on Intel Edison(cylonjs.com)
25 points by dfischer 12y ago|4 comments
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by dfischer 12y ago
Hundreds of thousands?
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by dfischer 12y ago
That's what EverQuest Next is supposedly doing with the Storybricks algorithm. http://www.storybricks.com/games.html
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by dfischer 12y ago
Is it ok that I don't understand ANYTHING going on here? I feel so dumb at the moment. Any ELI5? :(
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by dfischer 12y ago
Can you send me one? me@danielfischer.com
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by dfischer 12y ago
I've seen designers on a team use it.

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