ericclemmons

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by ericclemmons 11y ago
It's so bizarre how offended people get (the Facebook commenters in this instance) when scrutinizing the person used in an ad. One in particular argues that the author isn't what female engineers are supposed to look like. That r
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I understand your perspective. I suppose the reason why I take this approach is because ordinary citizenry, with CHLs in my case, can be carrying weapons with them most of the time. CHL holders (like myself) are armed with more knowledge in
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
Actually, yes. I expect them to be human and capable of running out of patience as much as the next person. For instance, when I have a waiter that gets verbally abused by a neighboring table, I go out of my way to swing the pendulum in the
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
Yes please :)
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I'm extremely excited about this release because of the change to context from Owner-based to Parent-based. Authoring react-resolver meant jumping through weird hoops to avoid context changing, but this release should mean things will
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
His is an increasingly rare form of success: > My digital media company thankfully doesn’t rely on google, and it’s my bread and butter, but we’re hoping FaT is our big ticket :) Comparable sites trafficked by SEO, in the last 5 years sp
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
On my iPad the font looks like I'm seeing double - there are two distinct versions of the text with a gap between the two.
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I recently switched a project to Webpack and ended up do ing something very similar to run tests through Webpack and Mocha, since this project is isomorphic and leverages Bundles on both server and client. require.context is a good way to b
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
A lot of negative reactions here. My impression of engineering at Facebook has been the work ethic seen in Josh Perez's "Alt" Flux library for React. He's been very responsive and helpful to my own projects in the same p
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I learned that Texas Code 30.06 [1] allows a business to place a prominently displayed sign not allowing even CHL holders from bringing guns onto the premise. Whereas, without that sign, CHL holders would be allowed to carry weapons, but no
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I'm pleasantly surprised by the feedback on this so far. As a CHL holder in Texas, I think this law makes sense. Having taken the training, which I think should be a prerequisite for gun ownership IMO, my threshold for when I would bra
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I'm in my early 30s and whole-heartedly agree with this, particularly traveling and saving. I avoided "exotic" travel because of the risk of the unknown, but with a family, there's a slim chance that'll happen anyti
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I know the are well, and let's just call it Walkable. For comparison, I moved from the suburbs of Houston (14 walking score) to the Montrose area (94) for the same reasons why I live visiting Manhattan - not having to drive most of the
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I checked out both repos but still...not sure what this does. Is there an example of what's supposed to happen when you run these scripts on an example project?
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
It's true that your best shot for a 15% raise is switching jobs, but there's no way that's sustainable (for a comparable position). I think each year people should evaluate how they're expertise and duties differ from th
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
I have to stop and comment how I've never heard anyone make this analogy, or put it so well!
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by ericclemmons 11y ago
My most recent is "React Resolver": > https://github.com/ericclemmons/react-resolver When React came out, I was disappointed that server-side rendering was pretty much impossible unless you knew _all_ of t
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
We've been rebuilding a major app in Node and searching for validation solutions that would support async. Embarrassingly, very few Node validation libraries support async! This makes it annoyingly complex to have multiple sets of vali
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
The fact is, there's always a new tool for the job a year or two down the road, but software needs building today . I launched a major internal admin a year ago with Angular and it's largely on autopilot because Angular is so dar
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
Man, I totally agree. Just from the beginning, watching someone get hurt actually made me feel something, compared to the paper-thin characters in other games. My wife and I planned out each evening to be our "movie night" for t
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
I'm...surprised. I've done several BBQ tours on my monthly trips from Houston to Austin, and Salt Lick consistently requires a fork. The half-dozen times I've had Franklin's BBQ, I've witnessed the brisket slab wobb
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
The best open-source projects are the smaller ones, IMO, which are usually the efforts of a few developers who welcome outside help. I've contributed to large-ish projects like Symfony2 with high standards, but the community was still
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
> Note that as of this release, jsdom no longer works with Node.js™, and instead requires io.js. You are still welcome to install a release in the 3.x series if you are stuck on legacy technology like Node.js™. Ouch. I'm glad there
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
The article doesn't really do much more than restate Docker's own guide: > https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/docs/sources/ar... (Linked in the article) At the very least
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
Nice to see this post! We're dismantling a monolith and choose this exact same solution. I'm glad it's working out in the wild.
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
Don't burn bridges, but please give honest, constructive feedback. A good employee left recently and gave honest criticism to how projects were managed and other deficiencies that meant myself and others still had a lot of room for imp
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
I'd still recommend using something like http://knexjs.org/ for prepared statements and the like. Still, being able to `yield` queries was the motivation to use generators + harmony for me.
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
Hah! I'm glad others have seen we've come full circle again :) As a developer of isomorphic (there's another term to pick apart!) React apps, I'm thrilled Ember and others are reaching the same conclusions on why server
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
I'm kinda surprised Microsoft acquired Sunrise. I mean, the UX for so many products has been less-than-stellar, and Sunrise made invites and calendars _usable_ for me, which was a chore otherwise. Either way, I'm glad for the Sunr
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by ericclemmons 12y ago
We'll done! The intro paragraph says it all. We've been doing testing for years, writing it mostly in JS (as HTML replacement will clobber any existing scripted interactivity), but hate doing it because CodeMirror and other testi

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