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by enobrev 10y ago
That's true, although Windows can be run in a VM. I'm not saying that would be the ideal means of developing for Windows, but it's an available option, and MS even offers free images for testing on various OS versions. Mean
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How to write your own Virtual DOM(medium.com)
3 points by enobrev 10y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 10y ago
15 years as a Software Developer. Mostly freelance, with 5 years at a relatively successful [acquired] startup, and now back to freelance. I would have managed my money better. Not that I spent every dime on B.S., as I'm naturally fr
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by enobrev 10y ago
I don't live in NYC anymore, but I did for a little over a decade. I recall The Book of Mormon had an enormous buzz as well. I had friends stay at my place a couple times so they could come to town to see the show.
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by enobrev 10y ago
Dave Chappelle had a 2-ticket limit, where the purchaser and a guest was allowed. The tickets were purchased via Ticketmaster, and whomever was at the door was checking the tickets against our IDs. As a matter of fact, they went through t
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May First Reboot(may1reboot.com)
1 points by enobrev 10y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 11y ago
Coincidentally, I'm working on a travel app and had to spend some time automating let's encrypt on our servers because of the update. In the end, I came out as a huge fan of LE.
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by enobrev 11y ago
I don't know where you are or where you're from, but this reads to me like you'd really enjoy New York City. Not everyone likes big cities, of course, and not all big cities will match my explanation. But bare with me for a
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by enobrev 11y ago
I have some anecdotal perspective to offer in regards to where we tend to hang out when we’re young (reasons vary for us aged folk). One of the big reasons we end up at parks, or bus stops, or 7-11 parking lots, or wherever as teenagers is
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by enobrev 11y ago
My wife and I use it as an excuse to clean up. We try to keep an active social life, as-is, so the place is generally clean-ish. But during especially busy weeks (or minor sickness, or random bouts of laziness and existential despair), th
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by enobrev 11y ago
A full rewrite absolutely should not be taken lightly (if ever). It's very much a last resort and something that requires deliberation and a clear path to success. You're spot on with your rules - nothing new; nothing lost. I ha
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by enobrev 11y ago
Part 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11482081
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by enobrev 11y ago
It seems "Keeping up with the Jones'" would have a domino effect, where Albert Jonesy is going broke to keep up with Brian Joneston, who is spending everything to keep up with Christina Jones, and so on. So everyone's b
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by enobrev 11y ago
I appreciate the idea of resolving a communication issue by removing a parking structure and, if that doesn't work, removing the rest of the company.
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by enobrev 11y ago
"The Jupyter Notebook is a web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text. Uses include: data cleaning and transformation, numerical simulation, stat
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by enobrev 11y ago
So you're saying it's specifically less efficient for a write-heavy tables, correct? I generally prefer auto-incremented integers, but UUIDs are very useful for client-generated records (like for an app/website that's bu
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by enobrev 11y ago
I doubt the Moon-Colony Lobby will have much pull with local governments.
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by enobrev 11y ago
This is amazing. Ever since I was a boy, I've wanted to type on a half-eaten chocolate bar.
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Twenty Years of Media Consolidation Has Not Been Good for Our Democracy(billmoyers.com)
1 points by enobrev 11y ago|1 comments
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by enobrev 11y ago
I absolutely agree with the general sentiment in this thread that we're all self-taught. I've had quite a few friends ask me to help them become programmers, and my first response is that (to paraphrase) "it's not just
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by enobrev 11y ago
I'm a fan of the "Write as a SELECT first" method for any DELETE or UPDATE queries, but in my busier no-sleep days, I was very fond of mysql's --i-am-a-dummy switch[1] on the CLI client, which will "Permit only thos
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by enobrev 11y ago
I like the idea. I'm surprised there isn't a CLI for it.
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by enobrev 11y ago
This definitely isn't slack-specific, and it drives me nuts as well. I've seen the same in hipchat and just about any real-time chat client in the past. From what I've been able to tell, it's conversational, where the p
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by enobrev 11y ago
This reminds me a lot of semantic-ui[1] and the react-specific wrapper, react-semantify[2]. Semantic-UI is entirely CSS Class-based, and has lots of similar components. You can definitely use it without the react wrapper, though the wrapp
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by enobrev 11y ago
I don't agree with this at all, but it was very well put and I enjoyed reading it.
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by enobrev 11y ago
I generally Prefer HTML over PDF, especially on mobile, but I'm genuinely curious as to why someone would be cautious about opening PDFs.
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by enobrev 11y ago
I received some excellent support from the GCS (Google Cloud Storage) team while I was working on my last project. There was only an email address listed in the API docs. I didn't have high hopes when I first contacted them with an i
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by enobrev 11y ago
It seems to be Chrome trying to protect you. When I clicked the link (also in Chrome), I noticed a little silver shield show at the right of the address bar (next to the "favorite" star). Clicking that shield shows "this pa
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by enobrev 11y ago
Yes you can. NPM and Github. http://jspm.io/ (I have nothing to do with jspm, I've just been using it recently)
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by enobrev 11y ago
I think I get your point, and while I haven't done much with meteor since a few weeks after it was first announce, I recently started a couple react.js projects using jspm. I'm not sure, yet, if jspm is ready for prime-time, but

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