gooserock

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by gooserock 11y ago
"Less is more."
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by gooserock 11y ago
"Somebody is going to do this, so we might as well do it" is not a valid defense for doing something that is immoral.
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by gooserock 11y ago
> A startup that fails doesn't mean it has built crap. Sometimes things fail for unrelated reasons, whether ahead of their time or because the economy took a downturn, etc etc. Yeah, that's a generous reading. I'm in the s
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by gooserock 11y ago
Does this have anything to do with the fact that CISPA was signed into law today?
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by gooserock 11y ago
Upvote for the name alone
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by gooserock 11y ago
JS frameworks don't have to be huge performance killers. I use Chaplin.js, and it's crazy lightweight and awesome even on my old iPhone 4. The user interactions are basically the speed of a native app, or even faster.
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by gooserock 11y ago
The really depressing thing is that even just 6 or 8 years ago, San Francisco was about all those things. It had artists, it made films, it valued culture and fun and creativity. I moved here 6 years ago for exactly those things, but even
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One of the Worst Explanations You’ll Read of Why College Is So Expensive(slate.com)
3 points by gooserock 12y ago|2 comments
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by gooserock 12y ago
Thanks for getting to the heart of the matter.
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by gooserock 12y ago
Sorry, I don't buy this. You're proposing that if Uber weren't around, that Lyft would need to act like Uber and "take all the hits." That's absolutely not the case. Uber does not have to act the way it acts.
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by gooserock 12y ago
I love that people are developing early tools for these things, but it looks like this won't be usable for mainstream websites for years .
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by gooserock 12y ago
If you want to learn more about Joshua Norton, I make a history podcast, and I talked about him (and Jose Sarria, another San Francisco celebrity) in episode 8: http://bornyesterdaypodcast.com#episode8
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by gooserock 12y ago
This is a great overview of the history of SF's mass transit systems, but honestly, it's really not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Was it better when the streetcars ran everywhere? Of course. But compared to cities like Bo
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by gooserock 12y ago
They keyword here being "properly".
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by gooserock 12y ago
I like the state and property features of React, but I still don't understand why more people aren't using Chaplin instead. Because quite honestly, the syntax of every other framework - React, Ember, and especially Angular - is co
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by gooserock 12y ago
I'd be interested to hear what you think of ChaplinJS - it's very small, but it does this kind of compartmentalized event thing really well. You can listen for events using @delegate in each view and subview, which is just a map t
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by gooserock 12y ago
Um, ChaplinJS (an MVC framework built on backbone) http://chaplinjs.org has done this sort of thing for two years. You have views and subviews, and you listen for events with @delegate (which maps to $.on using view's conta