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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Damn, I really wanted to try it out on gipher.co, but FB login is a dealbreaker =( Is that necessary? EDIT: Looks like this is a showcase app for trying out elm and FB login is listed as desired feature #1: Gipher has the main features
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Oh wow, this is awesome. For xmas I built a game for my wife based on Earthbound (she's Paula walking around Fourside looking for things) using React. Seeing this makes me want to add battles... http://eb-test.surge.sh
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
As a dev, it was really nice to use Persona and not have to build an authentication system for each project. Now we use Authentic ( https://github.com/davidguttman/authentic ). In some ways it's better (e.g. get to
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Show HN: Authentic: Authentication for Microservices(github.com)
13 points by foxbarrington 11y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Authentic: Authentication for Microservices(dry.ly)
24 points by foxbarrington 11y ago|5 comments
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
If it takes two minutes to load a 100kb page, does it take twenty minutes to watch a 1MB video? Over three hours to watch a 10MB video?
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
My views on craniosacral therapy are complicated. On one hand it seems crazy, and most of it has to be bunk. On the other, I credit the treatment with curing my pulsatile tinnitus. An interesting note is that the practicioner I saw also had
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Yeah, not recommended at all. I was pretty desperate and willing to see just about anybody at the time. I had a friend who went to the ND for diet/allergy, and I figured it was worth a shot. She took my blood and sent it to a lab for a
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Awesome to see this on here. I had pulsatile tinnitus for almost two years. I would wear soft headphones to bed so that I could listen to white noise (pink actually) to drown out the sound. During that time I saw at least five different doc
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Pretty neat. Curious if it's out of score or valuable to make the output/input behave more like a variable than copy/paste? e.g. line 1 is "2 + 3", so you click on the result, "5" and you use that in a new
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Even with the assumption that this app is perfectly trustworthy, it takes some nerves of steel to hit "Allow" when asked if the app can: View, manage, and permanently delete your mail in Gmail Create, update, and delete labels Com
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Goes nicely with the advice to keep your burn rate low so that you can more easily take advantage of opportunities that don't pay as much (upfront at least).
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
Would be even better if they opened regardless of the results. It's valuable to know what doesn't pan out / what not to try.
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by foxbarrington 11y ago
But think of how much all the research costs Nature.
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by foxbarrington 12y ago
Tracking things like this tend to be trickier than I expect. Nice to have a writeup of considerations and approaches.
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by foxbarrington 13y ago
Today's the day I learn that FF doesn't have event.toElement. Fixed.
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by foxbarrington 13y ago
Actually, I can think of more common/simpler reasons to use D3 (axis and scaling helpers come to mind). For updating data, the simplest (not most elegant) way to do it would be to just re-render the whole thing on data change -- which
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Data Visualization with JavaScript without D3(dry.ly)
48 points by foxbarrington 13y ago|17 comments
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by foxbarrington 13y ago
This is really important for perceived load time[0]. Here's an article that illustrates how this can work in practice: http://dry.ly/full-streams-ahead [0] https://sites.google.com/a/webpagetest.org
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by foxbarrington 13y ago
"U.S. Patent Pending." -- wasn't expecting to see that on a JS lib.
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Browserify V2 and You(vimeo.com)
8 points by foxbarrington 14y ago|0 comments
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by foxbarrington 14y ago
And of course, if you're interested in JavaScript and in LA, you should come to the next meetup on 3/28. For updates follow https://twitter.com/LosAngelesJS
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Interested in JavaScript? JS.LA now has 20 recorded talks.(vimeo.com)
1 points by foxbarrington 14y ago|1 comments
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by foxbarrington 14y ago
Ha, actually did spend time making something like this for myself. I prefer to organize music by folder though, so that's how Tailgate does it: https://github.com/davidguttman/tailgate
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by foxbarrington 14y ago
Zombie doesn't use a "real" browser, but a simulated DOM Window using jsdom.
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by foxbarrington 16y ago
Here's the output/visualization of the tutorial: http://smooth-ice-321.heroku.com/ (better performance in chrome/safari/webkit)
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3d Fractal Tour Video -- now just need a way to make a game with it(youtube.com)
2 points by foxbarrington 16y ago|0 comments