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   by franciscop 10y ago

   Meanwhile Internet Explorer 11 refuses to die having a share above 3%...
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   I don't really know about the gigafactory, but it seems logic that a % of it is dedicated to R&D and growth. Plus, this battery tech doesn't create itself, if I remember reading correctly Tesla is making some advancements in h
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   Location: Valencia, Spain Remote: true Willing to relocate: true Technologies: Node.js, javascript, es6, es7, express, css3, html5, jade, pug, websockets, mongodb Résumé/CV: https://francisco.io/ Email: public [at] fra
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   Environment variables which depending on the host are done differently. For heroku it's a setting, for a bare bones server it'd be a plain file called .env .
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   I grew up doing X and it didn't kill me is a really weak argument. Many people do DANGEROUS_THING and don't die! But statistics don't work that way (+ survival bias if you want). The thing is, the world is really diverse. In
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   That is exactly what I mean, you are not supposed to save the user id (hashed, encrypted or otherwise) in the cookie. You are supposed to save a random secure token that will be associated to that user's device/login. If you sav
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   I'll wait for it, because I don't fully understand @AgentME's comment "to generate cookies that authenticate them as other users". Those auth cookies would have a hashed token per user that must be created and valid
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   But then it also means the malicious user cannot eavesdrop on other users, so other users will be secure, right?
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   by franciscop 10y ago

   Good article and callout for those projects (and mine). I am doing an express alternative[1] with something that is not secure as a temporary session secret[2] formed with `secret: 'secret-' + parseInt(1000000 * Math.random())` so
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    A made a small experiment about this: https://superdom.site/ It's probably not for anyone to use it, but it was really fun exploring other possible APIs as alternatives to jQuery and with modern ES6+
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    You also got my own cookies library https://github.com/franciscop/cookies.js at 107 lines (97 LoC), with the minified+gzipped version being 846 bytes . It can be easily copy/pasted into your code if you don'
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    An important concept here is to note here is where you can change the outcomes. IMHO If you are good at investing you should probably take the 1M; if you live frugally and want to really retire take the monthly pay. Let's assume that
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    IANAL but I'd guess it depends on the wording. If it's an "AND" (as your question suggests), the most restrictive would apply while if it's an "OR" (as it's common when dual-licensing) the less restri
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Really nice to know an official opinion. While IANAL, I made a small tool to find out what licenses your packages are using: npm install legally -g legally It should print the licenses and how many times you have them in bot
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    I created something simpler but based on Google Docs and just retrofitted promises into it: https://github.com/franciscop/drive-db
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    I made https://comments.network/ to integrate HN comments into your static page. If it takes off I hope to get money either through subscriptions or from advertising (it is clearly explained there). So far a couple of sites
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    See this explain XKCD, it is really informative: https://explainxkcd.com/882/
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Just imagine a plugin that searches the page for emails and subscribes their email to themselves. PS, when forced to give an email (like 5 min ago for this Wifi) just use @mailinator.com with anything prepended.
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    The main problem I've found (as an modern JS developer) is that in many situations "mainstream" (AKA C/C++) CS topics are not so relevant to JS. Javascript is Async by default, function-based instead of OO (until recen
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    I don't agree with "people want to watch what they want to watch." IMO the 2005-2015 wave of pirated content was due to the exact opposite; users (people in the living room) not going the extra literal mile to buy/rent a
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Small tip: you can add a dark background to the header through CSS for those who don't have the image in cache. Right now, while loading it's white text over white background.
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Sorry it's intended to be a relationship and those were just a couple of examples. There are millions of values between #2 and #3, and some different relationship could be at play. What I mean is that for different people, wasting
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Raise 1 million without advertising or executives => 1M for charity Raise 2 million with 25% going to advertising+execs => 1.5M for charity Raise 10 million with 80% going to advertising and executives => 2M for charity Which one i
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    or maybe APIs since it's more related to the back-end?
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Thanks, apparently I already saw that! Since one comment there is mine.
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    I would love to see it used with real-world examples. There are two main situations IMO where this would be useful: - For developers creating websites. The cost of set-up would be high because you'd need concatenation+minification+et
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    Funny this is here, I did recently a dwitter here to visually do the same: https://www.dwitter.net/d/702 It is also the example I give on a (true) parallel library for front-end javascript with math-intensive code such
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    As far as I remember the feedback was a lot like cool project! , which is also nice but nothing compared with the previous front-page of HN as it was the same positive sentiment but with a lot of useful comments. About filters I use Gmail,
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    by franciscop 10y ago

    I had a bad experience: 1. It was invitation-only when I tried to join it. No real complain here, it just didn't make sense for this kind of page and I don't like it. 2. Then a couple of projects of mine got to the front-page of H
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    JavaScript Guessing Game(javascript-game.firebaseapp.com)

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