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   by gobengo 12y ago

   "Thinking for Programmers" -Leslie Lamport http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2014/3-642
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   by gobengo 12y ago

   Obligatory post to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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   by gobengo 12y ago

   I thought you meant it was a known best practice in JavaScript in general. I know have kept an eye on React and it's intriguing, but I have yet to hack with it because I mostly work in an ecosystem of libraries that have an alternative
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   by gobengo 12y ago

   You can have the both worlds of a reactive tree and MVC. Each node in the tree can but doesn't have to have a controller that react to external messages or event messages from it's children. Bubbling is a useful property of the ev
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   by gobengo 12y ago

   This is a good summary of what is nonobvious to me, even as a full time JavaScripter. I generally try to stick to the ethos "Bubble events up, invoke down" wrt the object tree. I've never heard the 'pass callbacks to des
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   by gobengo 12y ago

   This is so true!
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   Livefyre Sidenotes brings annotations to the rest of the web. Genius.(techcrunch.com)

   3 points by gobengo 12y ago|1 comments
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   by gobengo 13y ago

   My solution to this has been: * When I need to work on something, I think of the library I wish existed to get it done. Anything I need that is employer-specific should be configurable * I make the library and release it with an MIT license
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   by gobengo 13y ago

   At some point you've made a successful web app, and then you need to make a successful business and supporting services, and you need to minimize costs and meet SLAs that are required to secure your revenue. So the subset for a 's
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Klout couldn't make money doing their score thing. Their investors told them to focus on b2c after instagram sold big. It didn't work. Lithium is quite successful in enterprise forum and support software, which is a broader market
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Google is already positioning similarly with YouTube, Google Fiber, and plays for wireless service here and in floating balloons around the planet. Tripilolopopy
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Ben from Livefyre here. I think this is pretty darn awesome. Most of you probably tend to see our Comments product around the web, but my job is to use our real-time CMS web services to make other embedded webapps. If I do my job right, the
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    I went in 2008 while in school when I was getting kind of bored with our CS program and thinking of dropping out. I found PyCon really enlightening. It was the first time I was ever near that many other programmers, and I was completely ene
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Disqus did (does?) use Impermium as well.
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Confluence works quite well for us.
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    It seems to me that switching phones is .0001% of the user experience. Loading the app, tapping things to switch views quickly, etc is the vast majority.
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    there's no such thing as a free house?
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Those who enjoyed this and streams2+ in general may find useful this library we've made to use objectMode streams in the browser. http://github.com/Livefyre/stream There are quite a few tests if you want to get a
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Is that because you're not updating your docs?
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Reminds me of Storify. :)
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    This is an admittedly ignorant question. Would telehash be a useful application protocol to implement this on? http://telehash.org/ It's built on a distributed hash table (DHT) routing mechanism that is inherently dece
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    There is a difference between arguing in favor of a natural right vs a civil right, and both are valid things to argue for in a society. natural - I have an inherent, inalienable right to this civil - Regardless of if its natrual, I only wa
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    Keeping the site up yesterday was the first project for http://sina.is/task-force/
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    I get that there's more than request-response. Why not use Websockets instead? What do you plan to do if your mobile users want a browser-based experience?
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    by gobengo 13y ago

    I read this headline and was like "Why on earth would I want to see a terrible simulation?" oy
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    by gobengo 14y ago

    I'm surprised at how few frontend developers make use of JavaScript's 'debugger;' statement. I find it invaluable.
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    by gobengo 14y ago

    I'm curious to see more granularity on 21-25
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    by gobengo 14y ago

    We're doubling (to 4) our Product team at Livefyre, and seeking Technical Product Managers for our embeddable webapps. Your work at YouTube seems relevant. :) All PMs, get in touch? ben@livefyre.com.
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    by gobengo 14y ago

    Then it should be called "spam words list"
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    by gobengo 14y ago

    Fuck this article and all of the instances of New York trivializing the tech industry. Seriously. Bravo comes in and creates the most ridiculously inaccurate depiction of creating a tech company one could ever imagine. And Bloomberg, which