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by grncdr 11y ago
Just an FYI: the signup form breaks in very obscure ways if one is using an ad-blocker. It's generally a good idea to never let exceptions from analytics code break your own logic, since not everybody will (or can) disable their adbloc
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by grncdr 11y ago
I think this is _could_ be a great idea, but the landing page is doing too much "telling" and not enough "showing". I'd really need to see an example of a PR & it's presentation before I'd be sufficien
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by grncdr 11y ago
Very cool. You might consider adding a short (a few ms is enough) fade in/out when toggling notes to avoid clickiness.
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by grncdr 13y ago
How does this compare to AirPair?
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by grncdr 13y ago
Why not Light Table? It's released under a GPL license [0] and seems to very much be going for "super extensibility". Granted, it does use a lisp, but ClojureScript is pretty nice. [0]: https://github.com/Li
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by grncdr 13y ago
You cannot (verify using hashes that is). On the other hand, you can use git URLs with commit hashes, which works pretty well.
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by grncdr 13y ago
There is this React plugin/extension/whatever for using requestAnimationFrame with "plain React" https://npmjs.org/package/react-raf-batching But as you can see, the documentation is a bit sparse ;)
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by grncdr 13y ago
In addition to HN (as noted by my sibling) Facebook has extended both PHP and JavaScript with their own DSL's and syntax. I'm sure there are many more, but a lazy comment deserves a lazy answer ;)
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by grncdr 13y ago
An alternative approach that I've implemented in the past [0] (and found quite useful) is client-driven server-side inlining of linked resources. What this means in practice is that the client specifies (usually with a query parameter)
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by grncdr 13y ago
as bhauer pointed out, 500's are counted in those latency figures. If you look at the error count column, rails does miserably in everything but the "single query" test, which is not a common use case.
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by grncdr 13y ago
If you're deploying an application (really, if you're working on anything other than a library intended to be used by many other projects) check in your dependencies. This solves a lot of problems regardless of what language&#x2
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by grncdr 13y ago
I personally would love to see both of those changes, as they'd force people to place some value on such distractions. - a confessed twitter addict
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by grncdr 13y ago
Yes. The biggest difference is that there is no global namespace for modules. require('my-dependency') returns a value, rather than aliasing identifiers into the current scope. So you end up with code like: var myDe
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by grncdr 13y ago
Could you provide an example scenario in which this would cause a problem? This has never had any noticeable effects in the 2 years I've been using Node and CoffeeScript together.
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by grncdr 13y ago
just FYI, that renders like this: http://imgur.com/rFXdS4l (chrome 27)
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by grncdr 13y ago
IIRC he has stated that he misjudged the demand for Appointment Reminder and ended up selling less than he had hoped.
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by grncdr 13y ago
Another nice feature of angular is that templates are promise-aware. So the following controller is equivalent for most purposes: function thingCtrl($scope, Thing) { $scope.things = Thing.all() } thingCtrl.$inject = ['$s
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by grncdr 14y ago
Yes, I don't think it would even be that difficult if you used plv8js, but it would (probably?) be relatively slow.
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by grncdr 14y ago
Not very opinionated at all, your application controller must expose a method to authenticate a user, and another to get the current user (defaults to :current_user which works out-of-the-box with Devise). Both method names can be configure
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by grncdr 14y ago
very interesting. If this had an API and/or a chrome extension I could see myself using it a lot. If you're looking for collaborators ping me (email in my profile)
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Mozilla CTO Brendan Eich Gets an Expanded Role(internetnews.com)
1 points by grncdr 14y ago|0 comments
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by grncdr 14y ago
What is the use case for concatenating scripts on request rather than as a build step?
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by grncdr 14y ago
For an idea of how hairy this problem can get when you attack it "for real", take a look at http://sportsdb.org/sd (click the schema diagram on the right).
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by grncdr 14y ago
> You got downvoted cause it's a pointless, bullshit thing to say. You didn't downvote me, so unless somebody who did explained their reasons to you... > Yeah, the 28 people his brother murdered have it worse. That still doesn't me
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by grncdr 14y ago
Interesting. > "He's probably the worst off [sic] after this incident" Is pretty clearly false, but I guess my tone was offensive?
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by grncdr 14y ago
Ryan Lanza will have to deal with negative repercussions for something he didn't do, but there are 28 other people who are far worse off than he is.
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The register [2003](oblomovka.com)
1 points by grncdr 14y ago|0 comments
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by grncdr 14y ago
Check out github.com/RestDoc/specification, it's a project that got started after a few people (myself and Zac included) realized we were all solving the same problem. It's been languishing in relative obscurity because most of us don't hav
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by grncdr 14y ago
I don't think it is. I seem to recall Isaac saying that he considers require.extensions to be a mistake, though I don't know if he meant the concept (extensibility) or implementation (register hooks under filename extensions). Either way, I
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by grncdr 14y ago
I noticed that while reading it as well, as it's one of the (few) things that bugs me when writing coffeescript. It should have a 'then' between the conditions of each 'for' loop and 'do', because that is the only way to include the loop bo

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