fchopin

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by fchopin 10y ago
> This computer stuff is amazingly complicated. I don't know how anyone gets anything done.
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by fchopin 10y ago
What I use Rails for these days is (1) as a backend to our SPAs, so ActiveRecord, Rails controllers, and a view to serve JS assets and CSS via the Asset Pipeline, and (2) to serve Active Admin. I see there is Ecto, Brunch, and ExAdmin for P
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by fchopin 10y ago
There are a few things you can do to get over toxic behavior partially, but it is tough to do completely; it's a one-day-at-a-time thing. I've been through plenty of rough spots, and the best thing to do is to take care of yoursel
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by fchopin 10y ago
> Anyways, let's keep science the way it is. There's no way the process or its results could possibly be improved! Let it be know that this is sarcasm, for those that have trouble determining that. Note: I was being completely
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by fchopin 10y ago
> and get some sort of crowd-sourced consensus from researchers with credible reputations. Would be nice, but where would the money come from? Even if you live in a country with high taxes that fund ridiculous projects, they are still of
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by fchopin 10y ago
For the most part, I agree with this. The biggest problems I've had at work have been due to constructs that were a neat idea but just add to the complexity of figuring out the application. Throw in a bunch of business-specific enginee
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by fchopin 10y ago
> My impression is that a lot of "mature" (aka boring old) companies like Angular 1 and the sound of Angular 2 over React. React has been around for a while, but it is still only a library. Angular 1 and 2 are frameworks. Also
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by fchopin 10y ago
Very cool, but will it run MAME? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTjba8EM6A
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by fchopin 10y ago
What is the purpose of the drawings of hands, e.g. pg. 61?
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by fchopin 10y ago
> Not my experience at all. Totally agree. We had developers recently join our team, which primarily uses OS X and Linux. They were excited about using Windows since they had previously been developing in .Net. They now appreciate that d
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by fchopin 10y ago
Greece is a great country, but seems to be at this point a welfare state. Whether there had been Brexit or not, it had fallen on hard times. From what I understand, many of its people supported Brexit, because they feel that they have been
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by fchopin 10y ago
I'm not someone that would be widely considered to be an innovator, but I had a few of the very first microcomputers that came out alone with some accompanying books of how to program them in BASIC, which was very important to the star
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by fchopin 10y ago
Hi, Alan! Like many here, I'm a big fan of what you've accomplished in life, and we all owe you a great debt for the great designs and features of technologies we use everyday! The majority of us have not accomplished as much in t