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"The Issues" - a Demo Realtime Application in AngularJS
(github.com)
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embwbam
14y ago
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14y ago
Author here. What do you do with a project you haven't worked on in months? I don't know if I'll ever "finish" this, but it's an interesting project regardless, so I'm putting it up anyway. There aren't many open-source web applications/API
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RobotQuest: An MMO programming game API written in Haskell and MongoDB
(github.com)
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embwbam
14y ago
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embwbam
14y ago
I don't know how the grandparent does it, but I had a period where I only billed 1 week a month. The key was to cut expenses. Dont buy a house, move somewhere small, ditch the cell for google voice, only one car, etc.
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embwbam
15y ago
Do you have a Work in Progress limit?
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embwbam
15y ago
A PM can often estimate delivery timetables by analyzing historical lead time. For example, if it normally takes 10 days for a 2-star card to move from Next Up to LaunchPad, then you can guess when it will get shipped. Pad it a little, and
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embwbam
15y ago
Update: I didn't know about octopress. much better.
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embwbam
15y ago
Here's how to make a blog in 10 minutes! 1. git clone git://github.com/erjjones/erjjones.github.com.git 2. Delete posts, write posts, push to your own repo.
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embwbam
15y ago
i.TV ( http://corp.i.tv ) is creating a world-class engineering team here in Provo, Utah. Among other things, we work when we're most productive, choose our tasks, avoid meetings and distractions, provide any equipment, go to conferences, t
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embwbam
15y ago
The idea is that once you define "apply" and its like, you don't have to write function () { return; } inline any more. You just use library-level functions and partially apply them. These techniques reduce the number of anonymous functions
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Learn from Haskell - Functional, Reusable JavaScript
(seanhess.github.com)
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15y ago
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embwbam
15y ago
You usually don't have to think about schema. This is the exception, but there are quite a few things you CAN represent with a nested document. You usually just make an object in whatever format your app wants, save it, and you can write qu
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embwbam
15y ago
Just run 2 removes. Delete the post, then delete all comments with that post id.
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embwbam
15y ago
Exactly, I just updated the post with examples of why slice and elemMatch don't work.
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embwbam
15y ago
I should have addressed $slice. Yes, it lets you get a subset of comments, but it doesn't let you get the subset matched by your query. For example with this document: { "_id" : "one", "comments" : [ { "name" : "a", "asdf" : "1" }, { "name"
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You Only Wish MongoDB Wasn't Relational
(seanhess.github.com)
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embwbam
15y ago
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embwbam
15y ago
This is exactly what I want. I need something good to queue downloads from my iPhone.
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embwbam
15y ago
XCOM UFO Defense. Greatest game ever. Just started a new game for kicks on superhuman. First UFO landing, every soldier died. Perfect!
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Bad Optimization is Like Firing Clay
(seanhess.github.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Yes, and I need another text editor :) No, seriously, for something as integral to what I do so many hours every day, I don't mind people continuing to innovate. Getting an editor or a management tool to fit you perfectly is pretty hard, a
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embwbam
15y ago
Traffic spikes heavily in the evenings, when people are watching TV. You're still right, but the point isn't necessarily that we're currently scaled out, but that I think we could with this setup. We've since added several app servers, and
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15y ago
Personally, I'd much prefer to have my compiled JavaScript have the same line numbers as the source. I think readability of the compiled js is great and all, but correct line numbers would be awesome OTOH, string typing will greatly reduce
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15y ago
Know what would be awesome? If you could use the monad syntax to clean up async, cb-passing code. I've been learning a lot of Haskell lately too, and I like to think of the monads as returning a set of instructions with side effects to be e
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15y ago
I'd rather pay $60 to have it, than pay nothing and it not get done.
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Surviving a Production Launch with Node.js and MongoDB
(seanhess.net)
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15y ago
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16y ago
I actually ended up using a pirated serial after I'd purchased VMWare because it was easier to get than the legitimate one.
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embwbam
16y ago
You could set this up today with something like keyboard maestro. http://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/ - just remap the keys. You could create 9 spaces, only use top/left/down/right, and map the arrow stroke to the command to jump to a sp