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imslavko
13y ago
There is a project PiJS: http://www.meteor.com/blog/2013/05/28/pijs-embedded-raspberr... ?
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imslavko
13y ago
We did Topcoder in school, so C was the best option (java wasn't available on local competitions)
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imslavko
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When I was in highschool we had this debugging macro: #define dbg(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__) So the dbg function is just a shortcut to "printf to stderr". It also was easy to disable with #ifdef.
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imslavko
13y ago
http://www.discovermeteor.com/ is a great book but starts from 40$. There are some starting points those are up to date: http://www.discovermeteor.com/2013/09/17/meteor-for-front-en... , http
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imslavko
13y ago
For more "how magic works" a lot of people watch eventedmind.com screencasts. But it's not the case that you can't use any magic without fully understanding it (otherwise we wouldn't be able to use anything in this
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imslavko
13y ago
Previous submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5777500 It's worth to mention UI changed several times since last submission and it definitely improved!
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imslavko
13y ago
I know RethinkDB guys give every node in a cluster a name of one of Dota Heroes. That's something I can remember :)
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imslavko
13y ago
Looks like that's exactly what Meteor's spiderable package does since 08/2012[0]: look at user-agent, run phantomjs for 10s and return a rendered page once google/facebook crawler detected. [0]: http://www.met
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Advice to a learning developer
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imslavko
13y ago
Regardless of your Nginx vs Apache Web server war here, Igor Sysoev contributed to Apache a lot: mod_accel - (first?) reverse proxy, mod_deflate, mod_realip.
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imslavko
13y ago
What is slipstream? The only thing I could find was a 3rd party package for Meteor: https://github.com/blitzcodes/slipstream-mrt
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imslavko
13y ago
I am interested in regexp implementation (high level overview). As far as I understand, it is not possible to come up with state-machine for regex containing "extensions" such as backreference (\1 or \2), it just doesn't fit
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13y ago
For those who wonder how to access gitdashboard, there is a demo url: http://gitdashboard.com/rAZLYiov4oqE2Apyu .
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13y ago
I have no claim to be an experienced developer or so, just asking for opinions: doesn't this huge number of complex features implemented in modern programming language give you a feeling of something being wrong? And why?
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imslavko
13y ago
Well, why?
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imslavko
13y ago
I hope one day RethinkDB will be as wide-spread as MongoDB is now.
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When Single-paged apps suck
(quora.com)
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imslavko
14y ago
I am using latest 15" Mac Book Pro right now. I have been using it two months and during this time it worked fluently and I didn't run into any problems so far. HD Graphics 4000 does its job and Retina display shows great pictures and texts
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imslavko
14y ago
MongoDB is web-scale Edit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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imslavko
14y ago
Probably not but I do not know anything in Ruby. I feel like C++ or Java is something everybody can read (a lot of people take them in University). My personal opinion.
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imslavko
14y ago
Why not Topcoder[1][2] tutorials? They are very inclusive, comprehensive and are not written in Ruby. [1]: http://community.topcoder.com/tc?module=Static&d1=tutori... [2]: http://community.topcoder.com/tc?module=Static&d1=tutori.
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Ubuntu installed on Nexus 7
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imslavko
14y ago
Not much to translate: "WTF??? What happened? It is f*cking WAR!", "Did you see that? Did they launch a rocket? Looks like they did... WTF!", "Shiiii... was it bomb?"
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imslavko
14y ago
That's cool. I was using markable.in in last weeks. But lack of code highlighting and Mathjax brings socrates.io on the first place :)
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14y ago
Nice game! Reminds me old times playing Lines[0] on Windows 95 on my aunt's computer [0]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Lines
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imslavko
14y ago
Not that universal, but still useful! And I found language a bit hard for non-English speakers :) Great post!