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by fein 11y ago
Might be a nasty pill to swallow, but in most cases, populating a grid with 2000+ bindings is in the area I'd call bad UI. However, I don't think that the performance hit you would take would be that noticeable depending on the im
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by fein 11y ago
Not to mention his example is just straight wrong about $scope and ng-if. His JSFiddle examples are all using angular 1.1.5. Angular 1.2 properly binds scope inside an ng-if. I agree that angular 1.1.5 had it's warts, if that's wh
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by fein 11y ago
Honestly, you should have left it up there and told the first few to go <strike>fuck themselves</strike> find something better to do than criticize someone who gave them a FOSS program. Yeah, things that are free need to ma
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by fein 11y ago
Incredibly interesting, and incredibly simple. Very cool stuff. I do wonder... Why on earth is domain based privileges ever a good idea? There should be a proper roles system behind the scenes which doesn't grant privileges based on
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by fein 11y ago
Antitrust wasn't bad either, but I'm not sure if it goes too far into drama.
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by fein 11y ago
> MMBot was closed source from what I remember. Up until about the last few years of it's life when the full source was released. The only other autoit bot I was aware of was Roots, which is how I came to be involved with the forum
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by fein 11y ago
> One of the bots I used was written in the AutoIt Scripting Language MMBot or Roots Pindle Bot? I was a forum mod and helped folks out with tech issues on the mmbot forums, and was in the community before Manus Magnus released MMBot to
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by fein 11y ago
I believe mythbusters did a similar segment on this. http://kwc.org/mythbusters/2005/08/mythbusters_killer_tissue... I don't believe they found that something the size and weight of a phone could be fata
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by fein 11y ago
I really enjoy content like this on HN. No opportunity for vitriolic spats between dissenting opinions; just a cool thing that we got to see today.
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by fein 11y ago
> one effective way that we get high performance out of node.js is to avoid doing computation in node.js. And therein lies the problem with node. Its great for rapid prototyping, but things fall apart pretty quickly with CPU laden tasks.
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by fein 11y ago
Ever worked with affiliate ad funnels before? Everything looks like it was coded by the bosses 14 year old son. Pages served under https containing tracking pixels under http, iframes sourcing http endpoints, various obscure analytics setup
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by fein 11y ago
I've been coding in emacs for years and still have no idea what I'm doing. Lisp makes sense, but I'm aware that there are thousands of features in emacs that I'm unaware of. It makes life MUCH worse switching from linux
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by fein 11y ago
Well, porn sites figured out it was bad for business. The demographic targeted for these spam messages easily falls for the same tricks, but aren't getting any services in exchange; only a faceless company. Credit card farmers don&#x27
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by fein 11y ago
It does seem ironic that Cobden-Sanderson threw the original type in the river in order to avoid Walker selling it, yet here we are with typespec selling licenses of the digital version for 40 quid.
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by fein 11y ago
This was all an elaborate troll. Dude just messed with the dom and screenied the convos. https://archive.is/N5Pc4
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by fein 11y ago
CLI is obviously the best choice, but as a nice middle ground, PGAdmin is helpful in making the transition.
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by fein 12y ago
The pendulum always swings to one extreme; it never seems to find a resting place in the middle. Productivity is all about balance, which is a word that never appears in this article. A blog providing polarizing advice won't be any sor
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by fein 12y ago
Same goes with Doctrine. You can write crazy complex hydrators, or use simple result set mapping for populating custom query results into objects. Nearly all of my complex queries for some analytics software I wrote lives in sql statements
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by fein 12y ago
> A turbocharged I4 can produce just as much power as a naturally aspirated V8, but it doesn't sound as powerful. Well, yes, you can make a 400HP 4 cyl turbo, but you wont have the same response as an NA v8. It's going to take
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by fein 12y ago
What do machines think about machines that think?
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by fein 12y ago
I'm used to this? I'll be leaving my job here in a few weeks for what I consider my dream gig. I expect to be criticized on nearly every project, because that makes me a better coder. I'm not sure if it's just adapting t
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by fein 12y ago
As an additional layer of safety, you can also commit to a local repo, or a private bitbucket repo, and give it all a nice once over before pushing everything to GH. At least this keeps your screw ups out of public scope.
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by fein 12y ago
Are you in my living room? A few months ago I disassembled and cleaned a grape juice damaged MBP. Tried it afterward and no dice. Tried it yesterday on a bored whim and I now have a working MBP with a sticky keyboard. Why? I have no idea.
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by fein 12y ago
It's hilarious when you think about it. It's effectively mating via dry hump.
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by fein 12y ago
Probably doesn't even take much to knock down the servers on xmas day given the insane burst of xmas traffic from first power on of new devices.
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by fein 12y ago
Has it been the same cycle of cargo-culting management as well? I've only been in this game for 3 years, and the number of different labels for "Good Software Development" is already uncountable.
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by fein 12y ago
At no time in any of my experiences with various psychotropics have I ever wanted to jump in front of traffic. In fact, while dazzling, that bus is goddamn terrifying in that state. I would worry more about the folks taking stuff like Ambi
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by fein 12y ago
Anywhere and everywhere. The Angular docs are notoriously shit sometimes, so finding as many examples as you can from other sources, then deducing the "right way" from those has been the best help for me. The best resource I found
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by fein 12y ago
I think the only way to do what you want with your service is by injecting rootScope and using $emit, since we're trying to capture a "logout" event and tell our other controllers about it. Reacting to the specific event woul
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by fein 12y ago
I have no idea, it's just what was presented in the chart on the article.

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