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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Are you sure it's not because those frameworks/libraries were written before generators became available in the latest browsers? :)
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
What about generators? I've built coroutines based on generators. CSP has been implemented in JS using generators. Not sure why those projects went thru "staggering amount of overhead" to get what we get for free with generat
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
haha! the tools they build are meant for Vogons, not coders. In fact, Jira takes the "agile" out of agile.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
If you stay on the surface and follow trends you will think front end web development is insanity inducing. But if you go deeper, develop your own thinking and deep patterns you will realize that the web platform is doing just fine and is p
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Switch Democratize with Capitalize and you get the BS free version as a side effect.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
damn good article! thank u for the deep insight.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Yeah this guy (park.io) is getting free PR and manipulating everyone here. It's obvious that he is marketing himself in this thread and calls himself a hacker. The funny part is he has very little hacker credibility if he hasn't b
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Or backend monkeys that code what JSON to serve when the UI is managing the user interaction and using the server as dumb data source/sink...
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Haskel Land is a more apt name, don't you think?
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
I made one a couple years ago called All Seeing Eye.. have not had time to update it since. Did screen capture too. On Github .
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
How does this compete with PiedPiper?
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
This is a hitchhiking service, not a "I want to get from my hotel to the airport" service. What are the chances that someome happens to be passing by my hotel on their way to the airport and happens to have room for an extra passe
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
that is just the story. In reality powerful actors can tip the balancein their favor and even revoke and tamper with old transactions
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
The patterns that Undebt removes could be non-existent in the code base, but the conceptual, algorithmic design decisions and architecture could be all bad and that is what the actual technical debt is. Bad code patterns are just a tiny sli
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
love it
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Basis elevated my blood sugar quite dramatically. Beware, and check your blood sugar when you're on it (against your normal baseline) It did that on day one and day two so I quit taking it and now back to normal levels for blood sugar.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
$100M for a seed fund, right? Can't imagine $100M being a serious play for anything other than a seed fund. I think he'd make a good board member, not so much as an early stage investor.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
When Uber switches to a fleet of self-driving cars (with lower paid drivers, since they'll just sit and watch 98% of the time), this tax would be absolutely nothing short of taxing innovation to save an inefficient business model. Wow.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Grow up. Get a life. A job is like a shoe. If it falls apart or gets worn out... well, get another, and move on (or "run", if it's a new pair of sneakers)
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Dude, that is an idiotic comparison. The world's richest nation conspires with Saudis and others in the region to change regime in Syria and in the process inadvertently (or covertly in the most twisted minds) fund ISIS, creating chaos
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Censored?
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
We hire people who've done something great or have attempted doing something great, and who love to work on finding a better mouse trap, so to speak.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
For as long as we have money (or crypto currencies or whatever the Spice may be) the world will always drive toward domination of those with money over those without. Governments can no longer protect the average person from being dominated
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Remember, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and is derived from how we feel about something, not from some objective criteria. It's disturbing to the average person, if not truly mentally ill, to feel that war is beautiful. Do you
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
I am no security eggspert but I think if you encrypt them while they are waiting on disk to be processed then decrypt them in memory only to process them anD then delete from memory and delete from disk, you will have a better claim to priv
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
chilling and wonderful at once, in how his family recalls him
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Someone flagged this? LOL.
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Vampire style?
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
Facebook vs Death. OMG who's gonna win!!!??
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ilostmykeys
10y ago
I got downloaded for asking Why. Seriously sad.
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