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12y ago
Thank you Tom Dale for continuing to make ember better with Fast Boot. I personally write and live-test a lot of my apps on 4chan's /g/ and /r/programming (which I imagine hosts a large "tinfoil" user base
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12y ago
RIP in pieces, Dread Pirate Roberts, the Blackbeard of our era. May we meet again in 5 or so years on the silver screen.
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12y ago
Partner, I know exactly how you feel (except in my case, my partner is my mom, lol. And I run masterrace ember-on-rails instead of plebian angular on node), and I completely agree, sometimes it really is too much. We see the other people in
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12y ago
I was plotting 2 functions (the production function and the cost-of-production aka communication cost function) onto the same graph and looking only at the top-right part where X > 0 and Y > 0, in this case, X = number of people and Y
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12y ago
Initially, I was on-board the whole "yeah, screw you school!" train with the students (presumably left over trauma from being intellectually sodomized by UC Berkeley's physics department), but then I read the prompt 3 in ques
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12y ago
Thank you jashkenas-sama, please keep the good works with coffee (and underscore, backbone, etc.). We Rubyists and Pythonians are all (well, at least I am) eternally grateful to you for having delivered us from the evils of brackets, parent
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12y ago
If imaqtpie has about 15k median viewers, works at least 8 hours a day for 30 days straight, and makes about $15k from that, am I approximately right in saying, in video-game streaming land, the going rate is $0.0042 per hour per viewer? An
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12y ago
It's also possible folks will continue forking and improving CoffeeScript so that it keeps up with future releases of vanilla js (which is actually what I hope will continue to happen). Folks like me who come from a Ruby / Python
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12y ago
As an example of WebRTC this is pretty decent... but please work on getting navigator.getUserMedia to screen-capture into a stream more easily; right now, the browsers' screen-capturing apis are extremely wonky and difficult to build a
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12y ago
It's kind of hard to say Isomorphic js isn't the answer when we're not even answering the same question. Granted server side JS probably might not be the best answer for slow client load times, but it certainly is a pretty de
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12y ago
I remember being such an undergrad at UC Berkeley. I'd walk into Physics 7A at the beginning of the semester with wide-eyed admiration for the teaching staff, undisguised interest to learn all about Townes's lasers, Smoot's u
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12y ago
Out of curiosity, what was your idea and why did it fail? Pls share your wisdom.
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12y ago
Depends on your idea and your plan of execution, I'd say. If your idea is to build a social network or similar community thingy where value is directly proportional to how many people use it and your monetizing strategy is to get big e
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12y ago
Modern instructive writing (as oppose to creative writing like novels, short stories, erotic fiction, etc.) all suffer from lack of pictures. I know that sounds incredibly childish, but bear with me on this one. Unlike our computer overlord
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12y ago
Just another reason to install nodejs with a node versioning machine like nvm or n... or to chown your /usr dir so you don't have to run sudo every time you want to npm install. Since you need super user privileges to accidentally
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12y ago
Thank God Nick didn't bring a dictionary. If he did, he would most likely not only be detained in a small jail for several hours, but probably sent to a secret underground torture chamber to be water-boarded. After all, he must obvious
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12y ago
Yes, it does help. You have set me on the right track and I will now look into the Ember.Resolver. Thank you.
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12y ago
While we're on the subject of Ember, can an ember guru please share some of your wisdom by explaining the following: Q1: When given some instance of DS.Model, how does DS.Store figure out what child-class of DS.Model it is? Q2: Where a
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12y ago
Yes, but you forgot the other important part in her article where she writes: >But because I had no money and an overworked... Time = money in the US so it makes sense that if you don't have the money, you gotta do the time. That be
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Show HN: Functional Haskell-inspired arrows for Ruby
(github.com)
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12y ago
One can just as easily make the counter-argument people understand theory, not computer instructions. So the cleaner and more functional your code is, the easier (and faster) it becomes for other people to build on top of / around it.
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12y ago
I remember a while back a bunch of anti-feminists were building a tongue-in-cheek language called C+= to make fun of your average SJW (and presumably also compile down to regular C). Did that ever get anywhere?
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12y ago
Hey, this is actually pretty useful. Thanks
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12y ago
Doing DIY legal for your business is like doing DIY earthquake prevention for your business. Chances are, if your business is going to fail, it'll probably fail because you're out of money, time, customers, employees, etc., not be
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12y ago
So... are the notes (and associated terms) open to the public? If so, where does one go about buying it?
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12y ago
Article is confusing "startup" with "small business", if your field and your methods are old enough to be tried-and-true then, yes, by all means, apprentice yourself and learn the ropes. After spending the 7 or so years
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12y ago
Finally, a startup business that can proudly claim you're full of shit
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12y ago
Not everyone has the privilege of being able to work remotely on his/her macbook from the comforts of home; some people need their cars for work. You try lugging several hundred pounds of cement, lawn-mowing equipment, a mattress, etc.
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You could always change your title from something like "CEO of XYZ Co.", "Founder at Acme Inc.", or "Chairman of Dog Corp" to something less ambitious like "lead developer", "marketing manager&qu
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12y ago
Oh God yes, at last, 4.2. Real foreign keys, active jobs, deliver_later, etc. I guess it's true, Overlord DHH really does hear our prayers.
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