dmak

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What are some monitoring services for front-end frameworks (Angular/Ember)?
1 points by dmak 11y ago|0 comments
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by dmak 11y ago
Moneytree - moneytree.jp - Tokyo, Japan. Moneytree is a personal finance application. We support over 1,000 financial institutions in Japan and we are currently looking for onsite and full-time Software Engineers. We are looking for people
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by dmak 11y ago
Why is the python implementation so much more complicated than the doom one? Are they supposed to be the same?
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by dmak 11y ago
I also look forward to 1 on 1s. In fact, I have to be the one to schedule and ask for them. It's a good way to build a communication channel that allows constructive feedback. Communication is always good.
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by dmak 11y ago
That is amazing. How did you work your way up to that? How old are you? AMA?
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by dmak 11y ago
Actually, I believe I am facing a similar issue. I have directives that encapsulate other directives, and compiling 1000 of them is slow, but they run pretty well after they are compiled. Any thoughts on speeding up that process?
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by dmak 11y ago
This is the ONLY way I hear about it being sold.
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by dmak 11y ago
You could still continue to use the track by syntax in the nested ng-repeats, but I would be careful. O(n^2) is always worrisome.
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by dmak 11y ago
Why do you say that? What about it makes it fundamentally misunderstanding?
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by dmak 11y ago
It's the same thing as using $timeout; It runs a digest at the end after a setTimeout. I wouldn't call it a good practice, but it wouldn't bother me either if I saw it in a codebase. You are also welcome to use things like $e
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by dmak 11y ago
Which is why we compare results, and not their philosophies and methodologies. It's like comparing CPUs from AMD and Intel, they have different architectures, but to understand real world performances, we compare results.
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by dmak 11y ago
What are more common arguments you heard of? I'm just curious.
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by dmak 11y ago
> AngularJS has architectural problems that can only be reduced if one doesn't use much of angular features(scopes,watches) inside directives(which means writing components in pure js). That's an interesting piece of advice the
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Swipe may soon be obsolete, Finger control from Google(uk.businessinsider.com)
6 points by dmak 11y ago|0 comments
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by dmak 11y ago
Could you elaborate? I would be interested in hearing more
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by dmak 11y ago
"I'll be late 5 minutes" does not have the same set of expectations for "I am just five minutes away" which is what kanche said.
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by dmak 11y ago
Actually, the point is to manage expectations. Instead of saying I'll be there in 5 minutes, it would be better to say I am going to be X minutes late. There's lying to hide your business, but there's also lying and being inc
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by dmak 11y ago
While I do agree with being able to make small lies, but why would you tell someone whose waiting for you that you are 5 minutes away if you are clearly not. Maybe it's just me, but when someone says 5 minutes, I don't expect 10,
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by dmak 11y ago
She was saying that she was offered 35,000 less than the previous person for the same role. If she was truly valued, why was she not offered just as much if not more?
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by dmak 11y ago
Good to know!
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by dmak 11y ago
Wow this is pretty cool. Any feedback on Elixir?
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by dmak 11y ago
Wow, this is like Sterling Cooper Draper Price losing Lucky Strike. I wish you the best of luck!
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by dmak 11y ago
While I do empathize with the author, all the comparison screenshots were just Bootstrap. There wasn't anything custom designed, just a few color changes. That said, it feels strange to call someone out for copying when you are just us
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by dmak 11y ago
I have never taken a programming class in-person. I have always taken it online and just bang out the code and turn it in. However, all the upper division CS classes are interesting and I did attend all those in-person. At that point, you g
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by dmak 11y ago
I always join for the team and the people. I like to see what their passions are like because that would usually yield a better working environment. It's also very easy to pick up new knowledge when people are passionate about somethin
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by dmak 11y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you know it would greatly influence their workflow?
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by dmak 11y ago
I didn't see the original job post, but based on the one she presented, it wasn't an Engineering role.
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by dmak 11y ago
Haha, to be fair, they are using 1.4 rc
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by dmak 11y ago
Being the devil's advocate here, was there advance notice for the pregnancy?
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by dmak 11y ago
That's pretty solid. I feel much more relieved knowing I dont have to take extra precautions.

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