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by epmatsw 10y ago
On one hand, it's hard to be mad about people wanting their government to be more direct and representative of their desires. On the other, if this happens you might as well split fully out into 50 nations, because the federal governme
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by epmatsw 10y ago
The definitive guide imo: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/08/quick-caramelized...
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by epmatsw 10y ago
There's a docker image floating around somewhere out there that gets a VistA install up and running.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
To be fair, window.crypto.getRandomValues is available back to IE11 and is cryptographically secure.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Not quite on scroll, but Git Time Machine for Atom is kind of close: https://atom.io/packages/git-time-machine
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by epmatsw 10y ago
You Don't Know JS's one on Async was the book that finally made the lightbulb go on for me with Promises. Can't recommend it enough.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
== vs = perhaps?
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Wow, their offers for a junior dev in Madison is like a third of Epic's starting salary. That's brutal...
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by epmatsw 10y ago
When I looked at HL7 a few years back, it was standardized on in the most technical sense and was basically a big bag of hurt. Epic made a big chunk of their money just charging people to build interfaces over various PACS (and other) syste
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Kite looks intriguing, but sending every keystroke to a remote server is a bummer
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Based on discussions with my wife and her friends, that's a feature, not a bug. You can post beach pictures for example, and be relatively comfortable knowing that people can't (casually) zoom in.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Easy crossplatform development in a language and framework that a huge number of developers are familiar with.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Most of the sports subreddits are great. r/cfb, r/NFL, r/NBA, r/baseball, r/hockey, r/soccer, r/collegebasketball, r/fantasyfootball, etc.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
What's a more sane way to write that? It seems fairly straightforward to me, although ES6 might clean up the syntax a bit.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
On Epic's side at least, they are actually overloaded with engineers/applicants now, to the point that they removed their referral incentives because they have more people applying than they can deal with. They're perfectly h
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by epmatsw 10y ago
It's all about a Svelte, a framework that came to light a week ago and isn't in production anywhere that matters? Come on...
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I assume the argument is going to be that on mobile the parsing time for 7kb of JS vs 45kb of JS is going to be significant.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I really enjoyed my time there actually. There's a decent burnout rate for some teams and roles (especially for ones that travel a lot), but there are some groups there that do interesting work. I was one of their Security team leads f
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by epmatsw 10y ago
In the US, I know 0 users of WhatsApp (excluding work friends from other countries). It doesn't have nearly the market penetration of even something like GroupMe as far as I can tell.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Ran into this with Southwest's wifi this week. HSTS preloading makes it worse too. No dice with Google, Facebook, my website, etc. Just lots of error pages until I figured out what was going wrong.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Interested in the answer to this. I'm interested in learning Catalan, but the reward to effort ratio seems a bit low to justify it.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
From a position of total legal ignorance, I don't see a meaningful distinction. In both scenarios, you're recording an account of someone else's performance with enough fidelity for someone to know what's happening in th
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Pretty sure just brew update.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Medical software certainly does. I imagine financial software as well.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
To be real, any time you visit any site you're running 3rd party code you didn't invite. NPM modules, random scripts from CDNs or stored off in a /libs directory, hardly any sites are built entirely on code hosted or written
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Wow, this is really excellent. Definitely will give this a shot!
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by epmatsw 10y ago
I really don't think that most JS programmers write code without declaring variables. Anyone using strict mode, ES6, or ESLint/JSLint/JSHint is already forced to declare variables appropriately. Personally, I think the benefi
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by epmatsw 10y ago
True, worded that poorly. The resolutions are always executed asynchronously, versus a callback approach where the code receiving the callback can inappropriately and unexpectedly choose to execute the callback synchronously.
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Promises and callbacks have fundamentally different behavior. Promises are much more reliable (only executed a single time, always executed asynchronously vs possibly synchronously, etc.) and also have slightly different execution behavior
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by epmatsw 10y ago
Seems to have fixed a lot of pressing issues (subpar git support, the weird "undefined in <version>" errors). Nice release!

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