elmigranto

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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   Yes, all of those don't really matter. You just fire up whatever and start building the damn thing.
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   Discoverability is a whole other thing with Apple — if it is not immediately obvious, you have almost 0% changes to discover it on your own. For example, you can show iMessage timestamps by "pulling" them from right edge of the sc
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   I'm just frustrated that there is no consistency. Even Apple does this: Messages.app is swipe left to delete, and Mail.app is swipe right. But you can't just swap in Messages, you have to swipe and press a button; which is not the
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   Still, `Done` button, or `Back` button, or `Edit` are not in the same place in every app. Some apps are `Swipe Left` to delete, some are `Swipe Right`. Not sure what is more frustrating — different looks with different usage patterns for ev
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   All the `CHAR`s in Postgres are `TEXT`, from the docs: Tip: There is no performance difference among these three types, apart from increased storage space when using the blank-padded type, and a few extra CPU cycles to check the length when
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   What's more relevant at Facebook's scale is dollars saved per kilobyte shrinked. Because majority of its users will tolerate almost anything at this point, including apps that crash randomly to measure loyalty.
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   You could've had it for free this whole time. (And still can!) https://bitbucket.org/product/pricing
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   I don't like this one too much, because Mongo is wrong choice here domain wise, but this one was really convincing for me: http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2015/07/19/why-you-should-ne...
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   by elmigranto 10y ago

   > if you know what you're doing Because everyone is perfect, right?
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    It's not that it is hard to `document.createElement` compared to `React.createElement`, it's just that React has a nice paradigm of syncing your app state to what's displayed to the user which many people like. Sure it might
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    Switch "most popular" to "your site" and it will probably change user's desire to wait for it.
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    I'm not sure how the size of your app can possibly say anything about applicability or quality of jQuery.
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    > If you use a library that augments your style of work but doesn't change it then it's a library. Maybe a tool. > If you use a library that replaces or changes your style of work then it is a framework. I don't think t
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    > Why does there seem to be a new framework popping up all that damn time? I would think those who don't like frameworks end up building one for themselves and decide to share the correct way of doing things without all the clutte
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    > windows still 90% of the market Of all the people on the web, or target audience of your website, or what market?
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    by elmigranto 10y ago

    I guess he'll pick a medic class and will heal you constantly for a small compensation in bitcoins.
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    Well you kind of do contribute to Uber's value for others by using it and not other service, but not as significantly as with social networks. You use an app, drivers see there is a demand for it, more drivers, better service, you ever
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    > To paraphrase Max Plank
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    I imagine most libraries has some common functions that ones from public API rely on (and of course some exports can be used within module itself). Let's say you never import `helperX` and `helperY` from a library, but you import `usef
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    If your operations are tied in some way to government, it might be required that software you are using have legally recognizable developer or owner, officially certified by competent government structures (e.g. in terms of being secure) an
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    > how the games regressed from that to the current checkpoint absurdity is anyone's guess I'd say consoles not having free keys for this functionality, and a bit slower aiming/movement.
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    by elmigranto 11y ago

    Not possible without backing it into iOS with some update that FBI is claiming will be used on one particular phone in this particular case. Apple reasons that there is no way to guarantee no one will take the same update and apply it to ot
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    Node.js: Adding Core Support for Promises(github.com)

    6 points by elmigranto 11y ago|0 comments