hasancc

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by hasancc 12y ago
I like the idea of bringing the academia closer to the developers. Let's face it, with the wave of coding bootcamps etc. there are a lot of developers without the STEM background needed for sophisticated applications. I think that thi
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by hasancc 12y ago
Or perhaps there are physical constrains like the durability. On pebble's website it does mention being scratch resistant but I don't know if it can endure the frequent impact it will encounter in many sports.
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by hasancc 12y ago
I agree. An open bracelet would be cool but from a bussiness point of view it doesn't make that much sense. There are countless of startups who refused to focus on a core target market and failed. Instead what you should do is focus yo
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by hasancc 12y ago
Mind = Blown! One of the most exciting stories I read on the internet. Not only the story is awesome, the writing also stands out. Kudos to the author: Zachary R. Mider.
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by hasancc 12y ago
Yes Chrome is event driven, but Chrome is a sandbox which limits your I/O capabilities. Node.js on the other hand, is obviusly not a browser, so you can actually do I/Os with the system not only the sandbox.
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by hasancc 12y ago
neither. It just uses v8 to execute the interpreter output which is still javascript code. V8 converts javascript to machine code, and node.js basically acts as a middle man to add functionality to javascript like "event driven program
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by hasancc 12y ago
I've been using it for quite a while now. I'm ashamed to say that it's simplistic approach on collections often made me question the urgency of writing API documentation when developing a private API. Why not just send the co