eiriklv

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It's Time to Raise Awareness About Automation(medium.freecodecamp.com)
3 points by eiriklv 10y ago|0 comments
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In an age of robots, schools are teaching our children to be redundant(theguardian.com)
15 points by eiriklv 10y ago|4 comments
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Exception Free JavaScript?(gist.github.com)
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by eiriklv 10y ago
What kind of applications are you building?
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Also - continue to learn more about why we do the things we do and how to leverage that for good things in business and life in general.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
I'd like to go even more back to the fundamentals. Hopefully finishing SICP, building a JavaScript interpreter/compiler and other fun experiments to get a better understanding of the foundation that we're building everything
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Did the same thing. Then I went even further and bought a maxed out 2011 17" MBP.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
This is a good read [0]. Been using this approach in several larger applications for a while (with great success). By decoupling the selection of state from the actual state structure (using relative selectors) + defining a public interface
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by eiriklv 10y ago
At least with the AMD 67X0 models of the MBP the problem isn't the chip itself, but the solder connection (or lack thereof). Same issue as the XBOX 360 RROD. So just replacing from lead free solder to lead solder does the trick.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
That's just the price of diagnostics. If you read further you'll see that the full repair price is £169 + shipping. But yes, that confused me at first as well. They replace the GPU and use lead solder.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
If the GPU fails and you want to fix it this seems to be the only "permanent" solution: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-Macbook-Pro-A1297-820-2914-B-1...
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by eiriklv 10y ago
The 17" MBP is such a beautiful and usable machine. I've been using a rMBP from 2012 until recently, but when Apple announced the new 2016 MBP I went and got a mint maxed out late 2011 17" instead. Just to give it a try reall
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by eiriklv 10y ago
An alternative thought model of Redux could be represented like this: function createStore(reducer) { let actions = []; let subscribers = []; return { getState() { return actions.reduce(reducer, undefined);
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Redux can come off as a bit intimidating, but fortunately builds entirely on old ideas and concepts like publish/subscribe, reduce/fold and pure functions that takes a value + an event and returns a new value (reducer function). W
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by eiriklv 10y ago
I get the feeling that the terms "easy" and "simple" are being mixed up here. MobX is a lot more complex than Redux (core), as it tries to do a lot more things that are braided together as a package. In Redux you choose
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by eiriklv 10y ago
(cross-post from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12886968 ) Take a step back and focus on JavaScript the language. Really learn how things work. Then take a step even further back. Learn more about data structures, abou
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Take a step back and focus on JavaScript the language. Really learn how things work. Then take a step even further back. Learn more about data structures, about abstractions and how to think declaratively vs. imperatively. Rinse and repeat
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by eiriklv 10y ago
The idea behind redux-saga, to push all effects to the edge (handled by a runtime), only handling descriptions of the actual effects doesn't have to be limited to redux/redux-saga either. You can leverage generators + a runtime to
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by eiriklv 10y ago
For me it's about lessening the mental taxation that often comes with the added responsibility of owning things. Mostly from giving you more choices and more things to tend to or care about (even if subconscious). Having to decide what
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Is there a way to enable casting to Chromecast with Firefox? I haven't found any viable solutions as of yet - but if there were I would jump to Firefox instantly.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
I would get those too back when I was a sugar junkie. And I would get them a lot during the time I transitioned from running on sugar/carbs to running on fat.
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by eiriklv 10y ago
I skip breakfast as well. I only eat one meal per day, which is the double dinner in the late evening - except for occasional "social eating". I also semi-regularly skip 2-3 days of eating to let the system repair itself (usually
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Nothing, as I fast during the workday usually (either 18/6 or 20/4). I drink lots of water though. Eat the equivalent of 2 dinners in the late evening (70-80energy% of fat is the target). It's pretty liberating not to think a
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by eiriklv 10y ago
What has happened to this post? This was posted 3 days ago [1], and suddenly it's posted 1h ago? The same with the comments. For a second there I was freaking out because of deja vu. [1] - (see this for proof - https://hn.al
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Cal Newport's "So Good They Can't Ignore You" offers a lot of insight here. Book - https://www.amazon.com/Good-They-Cant-Ignore-You/dp/14555091... Talk - https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Downside of Secure Crypto: No Backdoors /s
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by eiriklv 10y ago
This is my preferred approach as well - and it (anecdotally) works great, since you can then just manually inject any props/spies as needed like any other "dumb" component. Edit: But he might be pointing to the testing of the
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Yup - that's more or less what I've ended up with. Just wanted to hear you if you had a better solution at hand. It's pretty much an edge case example, as 99% of all this stuff fit perfectly into the HOC way of thinking. The
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by eiriklv 10y ago
Great post Dan. Just out of curiosity - what's your goto approach for replacing examples like the SetIntervalMixin ( https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/reusable-components.ht... ) with a HOC? I can't se
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by eiriklv 11y ago
For threaded langs that might be true - but in js there are no race conditions in that sense, so console.logs are usually fine for debugging "out-of-order" stuff as well. This is ofc opinionated and based on preference, so YMMV.

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