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by dsiegel2275 10y ago
From 1997 thru 1999 I worked on a data management system that is still used in the nuclear industry. Initially VB5 (maybe even VB4, I think) and then moved into VB6. About 150,000 lines of VB code over 2.5 years with two developers working
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Looks like the author is using a server side route and controller just to render the initial view - and then beyond that he has two channels: one for players to join a game and one for managing game mechanics. I'm just learning Elixir
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
I am selling my house and literally five minutes ago just got off the phone with my realtor telling her to make a counter offer to a buyer and to include in the counter offer that our security system isn't included. We have intended on
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Unfortunately no, it isn't shareable given company policy. The approach that I took was very low tech. I literally copy and pasted React code into <pre><code> blocks so that reveal.js would render my example code (and appl
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
I'm not sure how I didn't realize this before, but gitbook is certainly usable locally, that is without having it served on the public Internet...
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Ask HN: Any suggestions on tech stack for a React focused training course?
5 points by dsiegel2275 11y ago|4 comments
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Not a particular project per se, but there are a few technologies that I'm going to devote some serious time towards learning. Elixir/Phoenix is intriguing to me. Going to give TypeScript a serious look - particularly now that it
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When JavaScript Doesn't Happen(alistapart.com)
2 points by dsiegel2275 11y ago|0 comments
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Learning their stack is good advice. You'll impress folks if you can hit the ground running. Another area that I'd recommend is start to learn the business domain. If your company builds accounting software - start to learn some b
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Same here. Though I have a Webstorm license and that has worked quite well for the server side debug. Good to know though that 'meteor debug' exists.
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The Steepest Road on Earth Takes No Prisoners (2010)(wired.com)
1 points by dsiegel2275 11y ago|0 comments
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
Nice work. But is it worth losing the advantages that JSX brings to the table with declarative UI to be able to use static typing, interfaces, etc from TypeScript? I dunno. After working fairly extensively with react in ES6 I cannot imagin
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Ask HN: Best CSS layout and widget set combination for desktop style web apps?
2 points by dsiegel2275 11y ago|1 comments
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by dsiegel2275 11y ago
From a reliable source (my wife's coworker has a friend who was one of the defectors), apparently Uber offered folks a signing bonus equal to triple their yearly salary to leave NREC. Damn, should have went into robotics.
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
Wouldn't a more fair comparison involve domain sharding for the HTTP/1 impl?
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Programmers: Before you turn 40, get a plan B (2009)(improvingsoftware.com)
351 points by dsiegel2275 12y ago|289 comments
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
"A sausage lunch spot in downtown San Francisco called Showdogs apparently determined its busiest hour (between 12pm and 1pm) by using Motionloft sensors." They really needed Motionloft sensors to tell them that the busiest time f
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
Similar experience - Atom on my home Macbook Pro is quick and snappy and an overall nice experience to use, but on a similarly powered Windows 7 work laptop it is noticeably slower to the point of being unusable. Last time I tried it on the
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
I find this a bit ironic that Nuclide is an IDE designed to support React and React-Native, built on top of Atom - Atom itself just ripped out their React implementation in favor of direct DOM manipulation. Don't get me wrong, I'
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Facebook open sources ATC: a network simulator for app testing(wired.com)
1 points by dsiegel2275 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
I'm sure there is something subconscious driving this: but I read this title as "Moron interviewing for a JavaScript Job".
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by dsiegel2275 12y ago
My fiancee and I visited this place several years ago. We had never heard about it (we aren't even from Arizona), but decided to pull off of I17 and check it out after seeing a roadside sign for it on our drive back to Phoenix from Sed