dimgl

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   by dimgl 11y ago

   I also prefer to debug on Chrome rather than Firefox. I'd use Firefox with Firebug whenever weird stuff would happen in the Chrome tools console, like error messages getting cut off and things like that, but it's been months since
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   This post makes me kind of sad. There's a whole slew of developers who believe "X is bad so I did Y" and are in turn alienating themselves from design patterns and frameworks needlessly. I think posts like these breed arrogan
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   I would assume it's for clarity, but I've never seen this either.
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   HBO NOW is great for Apple devices. I'm not sure if Cinemax and Showtime offer an equivalent but they should be soon if cable isn't paying them a big amount to stay exclusive.
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   The irony is that this website seems to be down right now. http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/blog.fastmail.com/2015/12... Not sure if it's due to DDOS, but it's definitely not working on my end.
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   I am currently in the process of educating my coworkers on newer technologies and methodologies, and it may work in my favor. It is the reason I am not so bothered by the technical debt; my peers are very interested in learning new things a
7. 877.▲
   by dimgl 11y ago

   I can also confirm that this is the correct approach to take. Be unequivocally nice to them and go along with their charade. Don't let them get under your skin and things may improve.
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   Hello OP. I just spent a year at a company that was toxic towards team members who simply did not an aggressive personality. I was one of those team members. It led me to become pessimistic and depressed, and my positive outlook on life qui
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   by dimgl 11y ago

   This is great. I have a huge problem with starting projects and just dropping them. I haven't been able to figure out why I simply stop working on them and jump to the next thing but maybe this will help me get back on track.
10. 880.▲
    by dimgl 11y ago

    Thought I was the only one who felt this way. It quickly became so bad I lost track of what he was doing originally.
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    I agree as well; I was confused as to how they benefited from switching away from Karma as a test runner. It seems that they simply replaced PhantomJS with jsdom, but in the process they lost Karma, which means that they can't run thei
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    The REPL is currently using 20 MB of RAM on my computer, so I don't know what this guy is talking about.
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    Up until recently I would not have agreed with you. However, recently I've skipped on Gulp and Grunt and it has helped me with various things: * Saves me time so I don't need to figure out why a Gulp/Grunt script is behaving
14. 884.▲
    by dimgl 11y ago

    How about...no...? React isn't the solution to every problem.
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    Staying true to your username, I applaud you.
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    While I do agree Jobs was saying that no one wants to use a stylus to use their devices, you have to admit this stylus is a pretty good idea. With the additional sensors you can actually do things you can't do with traditional styluses
17. 887.▲
    by dimgl 11y ago

    I really disliked Random Access Memories.
18. 888.▲
    by dimgl 11y ago

    You can download Madoko and run it yourself. http://madoko.codeplex.com/ http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/daan/madoko/do...
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    The Madoko document states that it implements different flavors and extends it slightly. > Madoko is fully compatible with basic Markdown syntax and passes the entire test suite. It also implements most extensions, like Github flavored m
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    Can you do LaTeX on Typora?
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    I also thought about this as well. At first I even thought it was an SVG image. Don't get me wrong, it's pretty damn awesome that he was able to use CSS transforms to create that but...why? I guess it shows how to think critically
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    I can clue you in: it's extremely opinionated. After 1.0 there haven't been huge breaking changes.
23. 893.▲
    by dimgl 11y ago

    So, much ado about nothing
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    Simplified dependency injection in Node.js (nwire.js)(github.com)

    1 points by dimgl 11y ago|0 comments
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    by dimgl 11y ago

    > The library modern JavaScript doesn't deserve, but needs right now. Fucking lol, why?