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by hatsix 9y ago
I get that this is a troll comment, and I shouldn't feed it... but seriously, what tools does macos have that linux doesn't? (I type this on a macbook pro) I have to add a ton of things to OS X in order to get it to behave in a sa
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by hatsix 10y ago
but you can't do all of that in contenteditable... that's the point.
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by hatsix 10y ago
I don't understand the 'final'... they're not stopping development in any way. So, isn't it just.. Ionic 2? or maybe Ionic 2.0?
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by hatsix 10y ago
I'm not seeing any sort of 'contract'... what happens if there were network errors, how do you discover failed jobs, etc? When things go pear-shaped, how do you recover?
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by hatsix 10y ago
But that hasn't happened. Tech jobs have only increased in value. We still need more tech workers, and can't train them fast enough. Instead, we should be forcing citizenship on workers, encouraging them to stay here, start a fami
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by hatsix 10y ago
I don't understand H1B visa program. Shouldn't we be forcing the H1B grantees to become citizens? Instead, we're training them on how to be a modern tech worker, and then shipping them back to where they came once the job
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by hatsix 10y ago
> They're the ones who can make the most out of as little equipment as possible ... like a $4k laptop? It's not like Apple is the only company to support USB-C on laptops... in fact, as far as I can tell, every major manufactur
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by hatsix 10y ago
Someone gives you a one paragraph description of a feature... I assume you don't immediately open up the debugger and start git bisecting... I'm talking about the things that happen immediately after being presented with a problem
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by hatsix 10y ago
I'm hoping there's a way to teach them problem solving BEFORE they learn to code... I feel like it should be a prerequisite to enrolling in the bootcamp. I don't remember how I learned it, but it certainly wasn't readin
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by hatsix 10y ago
I agree that it would do the trick... but given that Problem Solving is such a basic skill, I would hope that someone could have figured out how to do it without requiring years of college math and csci. (for reference, my real concern is m
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by hatsix 10y ago
Well, my current concern is for my cousin, who is in a CSCI program by an ex-Math prof... The problem is that they're teaching her syntax, but not really about how to solve the problems... I don't remember being taught either... b
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by hatsix 10y ago
^this
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by hatsix 10y ago
Parse this file and tell me the total of all $ amounts, and the line where we've reached 50% of the total $. How do you approach this problem and break it down. I've seen problems like this solved by looping through the file twice
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by hatsix 10y ago
I'm looking for courses that seem to be the opposite of this... no language or programming at all, but instead looking at the process of breaking down problems. We've hired several devs out of bootcamp, and they're all taught
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by hatsix 10y ago
Not OP, but it's possible to not write any ember-data code if a server implements json-api... Otherwise, you have to write the same code that you have to write in other places... except that w/ Ember Data there are core patterns a
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by hatsix 10y ago
I disagree... looking at the rise of JSX and HTMLBars, MXML was, if anything, ahead of it's time. Being able to compose a page of components allowed for a clear understanding of the composition hierarchy, while allowing for structural
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by hatsix 10y ago
Then don't make the assertion.
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by hatsix 10y ago
You made this assertion before, but it's wrong and dangerous. Without knowing what the patents are, you cannot possibly say whether or not OTHER technology is infringing on it. It is especially bad considering you are not a lawyer, no
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by hatsix 10y ago
As someone who has done lone-wolf development, let me tell you that so many issues go away once you develop a well-functioning team to work on problems collaboratively. My initial reaction is that there seems to be much bigger issues with t
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by hatsix 10y ago
I prefer open. I've never seen cube farms or offices that have a decent amount of natural light. Also, I seem to be the minority in comments, but I don't mind people talking around me. I don't use my ears/hearing to cod
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by hatsix 10y ago
This is their consumer-focused Yoga. Their Thinkpad Yoga does not have any issues running Linux. The only issue I've ever had with Thinkpad laptops was the Prime Nvidia/Intel video card switching... which is very similar to this
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by hatsix 10y ago
You can still install Linux on all of their 'serious business laptops'... including the Thinkpad Yoga. The only reason this is a "screw-up" is because someone posted it here and the tech media got outraged... there are M
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by hatsix 10y ago
My parents still have a rotary phone (because it still works even when the power goes out)... I get what you're saying, but in areas with tetchy power, most homes have kept old phones.
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by hatsix 10y ago
I recently built a small three 'page' game for a trade-show booth. By using Ember, I was able to: try out a new CSS framework based on flexbox, save data to localstorage, capture images from the webcam, have 'data binding&#x2
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by hatsix 10y ago
The biggest "easier to develop" thing for me is the ability to have the SPA separate from the server. Being able to deploy beta builds, one-off builds, etc makes it MUCH easier to diagnose production problems. So, I guess I'
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by hatsix 10y ago
I'm really excited about WSL: My laptop: Gets < 2 hours w/ Ubuntu, > 6 hours w/ windows. My Desktop: Not having to manage dual-booting between Gaming & Hobby-Time programming... Being able to hack on python/nod
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by hatsix 10y ago
$700 new - $350 selling old one on Craigslist? I just looked up prices on CL, and it looks like the used-iPhone market is approaching saturation... The going rate for 1-year-old iPhones is 150-200.
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by hatsix 10y ago
Yes, When you're generally running one application server, and your other services all use specific ports by default, it's VERY common. In fact, I've not worked at a company (in 12 years of web-app dev) that used different do
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by hatsix 10y ago
Also, LastPass uses a similar site, plus it's specific knowledge of your passwords (last time it was changed), to let you know if a password has been compromised. Not sure if 1Password does as well, but it seems like a fairly obvious f
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by hatsix 10y ago
Eh, I used '20 thousand' in one of my responses, does that mean I'm the real identity of the throwaways? Probably not.

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